Border police radio towers seized over 2.3 million lei in company debts
A bailiff has seized 28 telecom towers and 16 technical rooms used for border security and the 112 Service.
What it means for you
The seizure bars any interference with these facilities, including by state bodies. The dispute between the companies that worked on the project dates back to 2012. The report will be discussed on Tuesday, 3 November, by the parliamentary committee on public finance control.
What happened
The TETRA infrastructure, used by the General Border Police Inspectorate and the 112 Service, has been seized over commercial debts of about 2.3 million lei. Its estimated value is 31.2 million lei, and it is still legally registered to a private organisation. The details come from a Court of Accounts audit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MAI) consolidated financial statements for 2025.
In short
- The TETRA project was financed from external sources worth about 10.2 million euros.
- Handover and acceptance of the facilities were not completed because of court disputes between subcontractors.
- According to the report, the bailiff's orders ban any interference with the infrastructure, including by state bodies.
- The disputes between the companies have been running since 2012.
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