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The Yerevan Municipality has officially commenced preparations for the upcoming New Year festivities. According to data obtained by Pastinfo from official open sources, the municipal government has allocated 17.5 million AMD for festive decorations specifically within the Ajapnyak administrative district.
Contract Details and Scope of Work
The municipal authority has finalized a contract with an individual entrepreneur, Hrant Norik Margaryan, to execute the decoration plans. Under the terms of the agreement, the contractor is responsible for installing festive lighting and decorations across several key locations in the district, including:
- Halabyan, Margaryan, Bashinjaghyan, Kirk Kirkorian, Gevorg Chaush, Melkumov, and Sahak Parthev streets.
- Silikyan new highway.
- Chaush and Egypt squares.
- Buenos Aires Park.
- The administrative building of the district.
The contract specifies detailed technical requirements for the installation. For instance, on Halabyan Street, the plan includes installing 2,500 meters of metal wire, 1 cm in thickness, supported by 200 fasteners, from which 220 festive decorations will be suspended. Similar extensive work is planned for Margaryan Street, involving 800 meters of wire and 60 decorations across 20 utility poles.
Ownership and Maintenance
A significant provision of the contract stipulates that all new equipment purchased for the decorations-including lights, wiring, and other accessories-will become the property of the municipality upon completion. Furthermore, the contract mandates that the eventual dismantling of these decorations must be carried out with care to ensure the property is preserved as much as possible for future use.
This initiative is part of the broader municipal effort to prepare the capital for the holiday season, with official procurement processes conducted to ensure transparency in the expenditure of state funds.
Source: Pastinfo
