Information on the acquiring computer technology at the expense of funds from the reserve Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan and at the expense economy from local budget

Information on the acquiring computer technology at the expense of funds from the reserve Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan and at the expense economy from local budget

          In region at 380 comprehensive schools, there are 15382 unites computer technology, of them according to requirements MON RK fit for the work 7324 unites.

          In order to update the computer Park of schools in the region in the first half due to the savings acquired in 1454 in the amount 262,8 mln tenge,  in the second half of the year is 1922 purchase of computer equipment in the amount of 390,2 million tenge.

          In order to organize distance education for temporary use by families from vulnerable segments of the population funds were allocated from the reserve Of the government of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the amount of 2,318399596 tenge for the purchase of 14970 units of computer equipment:

-  computers – 1558 units;

-  tablets – 2018 units;

-  laptops – 11394 units.

          Based on the minutes of the meeting of the Commission under the akimat of the WKO and the Department of education for the selection of a potential supplier, the Department sent the contract to Kazinterservice LLP on August 17 this year. The agreement was signed by the parties and registered with the Treasury authorities.

         Prices for computer equipment are set according to the Protocol:

- computers – 150,000 tenge per unit;

- tablets – 45,000 tenge per unit;

- laptops – 161,000 tenge per unit.

          In accordance with the order of the akim of the West Kazakhstan region dated August 10 this year, a working group on the purchase and distribution of computer equipment was established under the chairmanship of the deputy akim of the region, and a list of children of socially vulnerable groups in need of computer equipment was formed.

         Currently, 1,335 tablets and 1,500 laptops have been delivered and distributed to children from socially vulnerable groups. The remaining part of the computer equipment under the contract is planned to be delivered by September 30 of this year.