Since 2008, CNADNR has concluded frame agreements regarding the multi-annual maintenance of national roads and highways.
The Court of Accounts’ report in 2010 revealed a series of irregularities at CNADNR, following checkups which targeted the legality of the use and reimbursement of several loans, with the court setting damages of 7.61 million lei (EUR1.7 million).
Romania’s former Transport Minister Anca Boagiu on Friday said that, during her term, the ministry’s control body filed six criminal complaints and CNADNR submitted six similar files to the National Anticorruption Department (DNA) and the General Police Department (IGP). Boagiu, however, did not say the names of the accused.
People within the Transport Ministry said some of the criminal complaints target the contract for the purchase of the computer system needed to issue, administer and control the road toll system, the contracts for purchases of salt for snow removal operations, which were signed a few years ago, as well as the cases involving two CNADNR agencies unfolding control and cashing activities.
They also said other files target railway tourism company Societatea de Turism Feroviar and railway telecommunication company Telecomunicatii CFR, both part of national railway company CFR SA. (RON1=EUR4.3477)