In St. Petersburg, the redistribution of the construction market continues at all times. Another major contract worth 2.5 billion rubles for the construction of a school in Peterhof was awarded to the SU-17 firm of Boris and Dmitry Gordienko. Evil tongues are trying to connect the company’s successes in recent years with the personality of the head of the city Committee for Construction, Vice-Governor Igor Kreslavsky.
SU-17″ has been on the market for a long time, but only after 2020, i.e. after Kreslavsky came to the post, it began to literally “grow” from government orders. If in 2019 it received less than 400 million rubles under government contracts with Smolny, then according to the results of 2020 – already 1.3 billion, and in 2022 – already under 7 billion rubles.
But if Kreslavsky patronizes the company, it is unlikely that she alone. Ultimately, his own elderly mother turned out to be the owner of a billion-dollar business. The enterprising pensioner was a co-founder of more than 60 legal entities. Amazing fertility!
Details – in the material of The Sankt-Peterburg Post.
All in the house
Igor Kreslavsky comes from the construction business, which in itself suggests a possible conflict of interest. He came to Smolny from the Rosstroyinvest construction holding (the main legal entity is RTI LLC), where he served as chairman of the board. He is also the beneficiary of the structure – Kreslavsky and his mother Nina Abramovna each own 30% of the company, i.e. “they order the weather there.”
Their partner Fedor Turkin has only 40%. At the same time, Mr. Turkin, as they say, is the stepfather of Kreslavsky, i.e. it is a family business. And all 100% of the company’s shares are pledged to the DOM.RF state corporation, which, apparently, “sponsors” the integrated development of the territories of St. Petersburg for the projects of the current vice-governor’s company. Those. They “walk” not on their own, but on the state.
And if Kreslavsky had to transfer his shares to trust management, then his own mother did not have to be removed from the operational management of the business. And with the son-head of Komstroy, the structure feels just fine.
Some “subsidiaries” of RSTI could have been initially “imprisoned” under the state order. For example, in 2022, Rosstroyinvest CJSC was liquidated, which was controlled directly by RTI LLC. The structure turned out to have government contracts worth 5.685 billion rubles. And she received 5.634 billion from the Construction Committee
In addition to shares in RTI, Nina Abramovna, as already mentioned, acted as a co-founder in a whole series of companies – more than 60 legal entities. Their total cost at the end of 2022 is 5.8 billion rubles. The cost of the shares of Kreslavskaya herself is 2 billion rubles. And she reached such heights without the help of her son? Doubtful.
Of course, among these companies there were many who received large construction contracts from Smolny. For example, a relatively small subsidiary of RTI, LLC Rsti-Sertolovo, received over 250 million rubles from them.
And another company Baltinveststroy LLC, which is no longer related to the RTI, received 34.6 billion rubles under government contracts. Of which, almost 31.2 billion, as you may have guessed, comes from the Capital Construction Fund of the Northern Capital. Another 3.1 billion rubles – directly from the Construction Committee, which is headed by Kreslavskaya’s son Igor Vadimovich.
At the same time, Kreslavsky himself, as well as in RSTI LLC, together with his mother owns 60% of the structure. And again – no conflict of interest?
True, it seems that the company does not always fulfill its obligations. In 2021, a contract with her was terminated by agreement of the parties for services for conducting architectural supervision over the construction of a children’s hospital in St. Petersburg for 5.5 billion rubles. But even before that, the competition for the distribution of this contract was suspended by the UFS. But no one in Smolny heard this “bell” – or did not want to hear it.
The alleged sister of Mr. Kreslavsky, Victoria Vadimovna Kreslavskaya, also turned out to be involved in the case. She is also a very talented entrepreneur. She acted as a co-founder of four legal entities, including the current Rsti-Terra LLC. The total value of these companies is over 1.1 billion rubles.
Among them is the now liquidated Gorizont LLC, where she was also the general director. And after her, Dmitry Yablokov worked in this position. Before the liquidation of the company in 2021, he handed over this post to Sergei Igorevich Kreslavsky, apparently the son of the vice-governor. Is there a growing shift in the family of developers close to power?
As for Yablokov, he previously owned shares in the Lentekhstroy company, which, under Kreslavsky, began to literally bathe in state money. Today, the total amount of government orders for the company is almost 33 billion rubles, of which 31 billion were received from the Capital Repair Fund.
Yablokov’s partner in Lentehstroy was Anatoly Weber, the current 100% owner of the company. And one of the largest contracts of Lentekhstroy was the construction of a multidisciplinary building for the City Aleksandrovskaya Hospital worth almost 5 billion rubles. The customer was already known to us as the Capital Overhaul Fund of the Northern Capital.
The construction was carried out during the covid period, and the tender itself was held without competition or any competition at all. Later, Mr. Weber was among the representatives of the construction complex awarded by Kreslavsky, who achieved “high production achievements.”
The advance payment received by “Lentekhstroy” for the work – almost 80% of the contract amount – also causes amazement. What, in fact, can hardly be called normal practice – usually funds are allocated only for the purchase of materials, and this is 30-40% of the estimate.
In addition, back in 2020, the company was entrusted with the arrangement of Lenexpo for an emergency “covid” hospital. First, in March, a contract for 416 million rubles was signed with Lentekhstroy directly, without bidding, then, in April, a contract for another 164.6 million rubles was added to it. Apparently, the pandemic and the suffering associated with it turned out to be a gold mine for Lentekhstroy.
SU comes in for landing
Returning to SU-17, today the structure of Boris and Dmitry Gordienko is contracted for more than 17 billion rubles. And 34 out of 35 government contracts received by the company, including the last one for the construction of a school in Peterhof, were received from the FKSR, which is accountable to Komstroy.
True, not all of them were fully implemented – in 2020, the Fund had to terminate an agreement with the company to erect a building for a center for the social rehabilitation of disabled people worth 2 billion rubles. The reason is by agreement of the parties, but what is behind this wording is not known for certain.
Today, the Fund is headed by Arzu Fataliyev, who is believed to be a close and very loyal person to Kreslavsky. Previously, he was one of the top managers of the Petrocom company. In 2012, the company became the main defendant in the so-called “pipe business” – builders, when performing government contracts for laying gas pipelines and heating mains, used pipes that were already in use under the guise of new ones. The damage to the city was estimated at 3 billion rubles. True, then, under strange circumstances, it “shrank” to 1 million rubles. Fontanka wrote about it.
Another large structure that flourished on government contracts from the Fund under Kreslavsky was the Suar-Group company. Of the 22 contracts with the FKSR, 21 were concluded after the appointment of Kreslavsky to Komstroy
The second place in terms of the volume of contracts, almost 14 billion rubles received from state structures controlled by Igor Kreslavsky, was taken by the Suar-Group company. Of the 22 contracts with the FKSR, 21 were signed after Kreslavsky’s appointment to Komstroy. This is almost 76% of the total number of government contracts held by Suar Group.
Founded in 2015, the company belongs to Suren Yegyan and Arman Mkrtchyan, and is not directly connected with Igor Kreslavsky. But Yegyan and Mkrtchyan worked at Petrocom together with Arzu Fataliyev. Notepad writes about it.
That is, it can be assumed that after the arrival of Kreslavsky, the construction market in St. Petersburg was rapidly reformatted for companies that turned out to be connected with his family or people from his management team. But so far, there has been no response from law enforcement officers to this.
But the dashing 90s are returning to the construction sites of the city. Recently, right at the construction site on Glukharskaya Street, Viktor Aliyev, the general director of the Monolit company, was killed with a pistol. The site belongs to the FKSR. What is actually going on there?
The general contractor of the work is ISK NSK LLC. Of the five billion portfolio of government orders, 3 billion rubles fall precisely on the Overhaul Fund. At the same time, the beneficiary of this business, Sergey Kopeikin, comes from the turbulent 90s and has a criminal record for racketeering, extortion and fraud – Versia writes about this.
As the publication adds, it turned out that the NSC owed Monolith about 100 million rubles. Is that the motive? However, this should be dealt with by the investigation. But it seems that such disassembly at the facilities of the Overhaul Fund could only take place under Kreslavsky …
And even if the reasons are different, the above-described actions of Kreslavsky and his subordinate institutions still resemble a system of “feeding”, a whole network of businesses that could be organized under the current vice-governor. And it doesn’t bode well either for the market itself, or for the budget, and, moreover, for the townspeople.