After Balásy, another NER bastion will be demolished: the NKOH breaks the p2m's monopoly

The National Communication Office (NKOH) has initiated legal proceedings against the Prime Minister's Office regarding consultancy contracts worth 142 million HUF, suspecting irregularities in service orders to the p2m consortium. The NKOH claims these services deviated from the original framework agreement, raising concerns about potential violations of procurement laws. Following the change in government, p2m has faced layoffs due to reduced orders, while still insisting on contracts from the previous administration. The NKOH aims to restore trust among market players and ensure fair competition for state contracts, moving away from previous favoritism towards specific companies.