Sarajevo tram stops maintained by a company from Laktaši, Vasković wrote about the owner as a 'money launderer for Dodik'

(Patria) - It was only recently discovered that tram stops in Sarajevo are maintained by a company from Laktaši “Procesna-oprema” whose owner Slobodan Vukadin also owns the company Alpin Team Pale, about whom four years ago journalist Slobodan Vasković wrote, stating it was about "regime players for extracting tens of millions of KM from the budget through 'front' companies", at the time in the context of urban development on Jahorina.

The contract for the maintenance of tram stops in Sarajevo is worth 200,000 KM, and while investigating this story, we found out that the same company maintained the stops last year as well.





With the new contract number: 1242-1-2-40-5-42/24 dated 11. 12. 2024, the work was again awarded to the company "Procesna oprema-inženjering" d.o.o. from Trn (Laktaši).

Recently, the SDP BiH representative Muamer Bandić also spoke on this topic, stating that in this way, 'the urban and patriotic star of SDP from Banja Luka, Vojin Mijatović, through the most operational minister in KS Adnan Šteta and their supervisory board member of KJKP GRAS Saša Grbić, also from Banja Luka, has brought proven money launderers from Laktaši into the business of maintaining stops in Sarajevo'.

“So, it’s not enough to squander the state and federal budget, but the cantonal one must also be taken. Why not, when it’s possible and while the infatuation of Sarajevo’s philistines with authentic Chetnik ideology lasts!?

I believe that after this successful tender, the entire KS Government, and especially the Presidency of SDP, will wholeheartedly cheer for the Sarajevo vandals who spray paint and destroy Sarajevo’s stops,” says Bandić.
Minister Šteta explains that the contract was concluded through public procurement in accordance with the law and that only one other company, Miško group from Žepče, responded to the public call but did not meet the requirements, i.e., did not submit the documentation to confirm it.

“The same rules apply to all companies in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The state is the state and the law is the law,” Šteta states.

Otherwise, in accordance with the contract, Procesna is obliged to perform maintenance services for fences and canopies at public passenger transport tram stops, which includes replacing worn-out parts, plexiglass, stainless steel structures, glass, galvanized steel pipes, replacing benches, and cleaning canopies from oxidation, removing remnants of removed advertising boards, removing graffiti, and washing glass.

(A.Č.Z.)