BDI has raised allegations concerning a potential conflict of interest related to a public tender at the “Bardovci” Psychiatric Hospital. According to the organization, the contract, which carries an estimated annual value of up to 42,000 euros, was reportedly awarded to a company linked to the hospital’s leadership. The controversy centers on the ownership structure of the winning bidder.
Information published suggests that Besim Avdullai, who owns “Indigo Inc” DOOEL Skopje, is related to the hospital’s director, Isa Avdulla. When questioned, the director reportedly acknowledged the family connection, specifying that the relationship is that of a second or third cousin. The scope of the tender encompasses several critical services for the facility, including the maintenance of security systems, the provision of licenses for 300 email accounts, and ongoing monitoring services.
BDI’s claims focus on the appearance of impropriety arising from the alleged familial link between the key decision-maker and the beneficiary of the contract. While the details of the services provided are outlined, the core issue highlighted by BDI remains the direct relationship between the director and the company owner, characterized by the cousin connection. The report emphasizes that the award process itself has drawn scrutiny due to this apparent conflict of interest.
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