Verstka found the tenders for the installation of protective shelters, which cover distribution centers and stores across Russian regions. The applications do not specify exact sums.
Pyaterochka is buying the most shelters. One tender calls for the installation of 61 shelters for distribution centers in the Volgograd, Penza, Rostov, Samara, Saratov and Tambov regions, as well as in Adygea and the Krasnodar region. A second covers 24 "urban mobile shelters" for the Voronezh and Kursk regions and the Stavropol region.
Azbuka Vkusa intends to buy at least 18 shelters for facilities in the Istra district of the Moscow region and in St. Petersburg. The technical specification states that the shelters must hold 16 to 20 people each and protect against small drones, payloads dropped from them and shrapnel.
Lenta plans to place five modular shelters at its hypermarket in Novosibirsk for the safety of staff and employees of the shopping complex. Magnit intends to install 17 protective structures at a distribution center in the Krasnodar region. Komus wants a UM-6 type shelter for a facility in Domodedovo, in the Moscow region.
The Bell previously reported that the management of the Wildberries marketplace had posted a tender for the supply of 478,000 square meters of anti-drone metal netting. The netting is to be installed in eight Russian regions. The Bell estimated the entire purchase could cost Wildberries 73.6 million to 226.5 million rubles.