On August 17, the “Delta-Lotsman” branch of the state-owned enterprise “Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority” canceled a tender for voluntary health insurance services.
According to the Prozorro electronic government procurement system, the reason for this decision was that there was no longer a need to procure goods, works, or services.
As previously reported, the tender was announced on June 25, with an estimated value of 8.360 million UAH.
The following companies participated in the tender: Guardian Insurance Company with a bid of 4.275 million UAH, TAS Insurance Group with a bid of 7.363 million UAH, and Ultra Alliance with a bid of 8.251 million UAH.
State Enterprise “Delta-Lotzman” was established by order of the Ministry of Transport of Ukraine in 1998 with the aim of improving conditions for ensuring maritime safety, protecting human life at sea and the environment in Ukraine’s territorial waters in accordance with the requirements of international agreements and conventions.
The National Agency for Asset Tracing and Management (ARMA) received five bids by the deadline for the competition to select a manager for IDS Ukraine—the producer of “Morshynska” and “Mirgorodska,” which is linked to Russian oligarch Mikhail Fridman.
“The competitive selection process has reached its final stage. Next up is the evaluation of the submitted proposals and the selection of the most professional and capable administrator,” the agency reported on Facebook on Saturday.
IDS Ukraine’s assets were transferred to ARMA’s management pursuant to a court ruling. This involves an integrated production complex with a full cycle of operations: from mineral water extraction to production and distribution of products, including abroad. In late 2024, the Ministry of Justice filed a petition with the High Anti-Corruption Court (VAKS) to transfer the corporate rights of all seven companies in the group to the state, but the case is still pending in court.
In March 2023, an administrator—LLC “Carpathian Mineral Waters”—was selected for two companies in the group—PJSC “Morshyn Mineral Water Plant ‘Oscar’” and PJSC “IDS” (IDS Ukraine)— but the agreement was not approved by the Antimonopoly Committee, and in 2025 it was terminated as unfulfilled.
In the fall of 2025, then-Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko announced that ARMA had launched a procedure to transfer the entire IDS asset complex to management through a public auction. On June 22, 2026, it was reported that ARMA would make another attempt to select a manager.
IDS Ukraine opposes holding the tender. Among its arguments is that more than 50% of the company’s shares are owned by verified international investors: the Patarkatsishvili family (34.83%), the Georgian government (7.73%), and minority shareholders (7.45%). It was also noted that ARMA does not have the proper authority to hold the competition and has not identified the assets as required by law.
In addition, IDS Ukraine stated that all shareholders—not just sanctioned individuals with Russian citizenship—have been completely removed from management and do not have access to the company’s revenues.
On August 19, JSC “NAEK ‘Energoatom’” announced a tender for liability insurance covering damage that may result from emergencies related to the operation of high-risk facilities
According to the Prozorro e-procurement system, the total expected cost of the services is 96,400 UAH.
Bids for participation in the tender will be accepted until August 27.
On July 17, the state-owned enterprise “Boryspil International Airport” (Kyiv) announced a tender for liability insurance for business entities operating at high-risk facilities, according to the Prozorro electronic public procurement system.
The estimated cost of the services is 94,400 UAH.
The deadline for submitting bids is July 27.
On June 25, the “Delta-Lotzman” branch of the state-owned enterprise “Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority” announced a tender for voluntary health insurance services.
According to the Prozorro electronic government procurement system, the estimated cost is 8.360 million UAH.
Documents for participation in the tender will be accepted until July 10.
The state-owned enterprise “Delta-Lotzman” was established by order of the Ministry of Transport of Ukraine in 1998 with the aim of improving conditions for ensuring the safety of navigation, protecting human life at sea and the environment, in Ukraine’s territorial waters in accordance with the requirements of international agreements and conventions, as well as to streamline the structure of maritime pilotage services in the northwest.
On June 25, the “Delta-Lotzman” branch of the state-owned enterprise “Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority” announced a tender for voluntary health insurance services. According to the Prozorro electronic public procurement system, the estimated cost is 8.360 million UAH. Documents for participation in the tender will be accepted until July 10.
The state-owned enterprise “Delta-Lotzman” was established by order of the Ministry of Transport of Ukraine in 1998 with the aim of improving conditions for ensuring the safety of navigation, protecting human life at sea and the environment, in Ukraine’s territorial waters in accordance with the requirements of international agreements and conventions, as well as to streamline the structure of maritime pilotage services in the northwest.
