Legionella in Naples, contracts for cleanup: 19 searches.
La Demand He suspects corruption, bid-rigging, and forgery in connection with an investigation into contracts awarded to combat Legionella in Naples, specifically at the Naples 1 Health Authority (ASL), where 19 searches were ordered.
The deputy prosecutors Antonello Ardituro, Mariella Di Mauro, Simone de Roxas and Henry John Woodcock They are investigating the administrative procedures of contracts involving a group of public officials who, according to prosecutors, may have favored certain entrepreneurs who won contracts for the remediation of water from the Legionella bacteria in the ASL Napoli 1.
The investigation into legionella in Naples began with NAS checks last March following some critical issues that arose in the anti-legionella service.
The Naples investigators suspect that the tenders were "tailored to 'friendly' companies."
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Searches conducted as part of the procurement investigation legionella in naples Charges have been placed against individuals; eight offices of specialized companies that were awarded or participated in contracts to periodically inspect and clean hospital air conditioning systems and pipes have not yet been included in the investigation.
The Prosecutor's hypothesis is that the assignment procedures were not transparent but flawed and that some officials of the Naples ASL received sums of money or other benefits in exchange for the contracts. Among those under investigation are the former regional councilor Luciano Passariello, already involved in the investigation into Sma, the in-house company of the Region that deals with the environment, and the entrepreneur and former municipal councilor of Naples Archangel Martin, Investigated in recent years in Rome for the secret P3 organization; the former ASL director Claudio Ragosta and architect Antonio Bruno, a consultant for the Local Health Authority; and entrepreneur Antonio Martino. During the searches, the Guardia di Finanza seized a series of electronic devices that will be examined in the coming weeks.
