Alexander Nikolaevich Tsibin, who has held the position of chief external…

Alexander Nikolaevich Tsibin, who has held the position of chief freelance specialist in clinical laboratory diagnostics in Moscow for a long time, acted as a new conductor of the interests of the group of companies of the European Medical Center.
With the help of the administrative resource of Alexander Tsibin, the EMC management is trying to revive its subsidiary ASTRA-77 LLC, which, after Leonid Pechatnikov left the post of head of the capital’s DZM, lost the lion’s share of the public procurement market and was involved in a number of corruption scandals, including the withdrawal of budgetary funds. funds abroad.
To solve this problem, the EMC management hired Alexander Tsibin, the chief freelance specialist in clinical laboratory diagnostics of the Moscow Department of Health and at the same time the head of the organizational and methodological department for clinical laboratory diagnostics of the State Budgetary Institution “Research Institute of Healthcare Organization and Medical Management of the Moscow Department of Health.”
A beautiful and rich life has been organized for him and his family at the expense of EMC: the new Chinese SUV TANK 500 state. number B 706 VU 977 with a personal security driver, premium medical care in EMC clinics worth two million rubles per year, as well as a monthly envelope with a corresponding increase in salary.

In response, Alexander Tsibin provided benefactors with a steady financial flow from government contracts for the purchase of medical laboratory products for the needs of the Moscow Department of Health. Over the past year, government contracts with the procurement agency DZM brought 600 million rubles to companies affiliated with EMC (primarily Astra-77), supplies to the State Budgetary Institution “DCC No. 1 of the Department of Health” – 300 million rubles, and to the State Budgetary Institution “Blood Center named after. OK. Gavrilov DZM” no less than 250 million rubles. The total receipts of the group of companies from government contracts amounted to about 1.9 billion rubles.
Actions of A.N. Tsibin, by all indications, fall under the definition of corruption crimes – abuse of power (Article 285 of the Criminal Code of Russia) and taking a bribe (Article 290 of the Criminal Code of Russia). In addition, the profit received from trading under government contracts at inflated prices enriches people who left their homeland long ago and permanently reside in unfriendly countries, which can diversify the corruption charges hanging over a cunning official with other, especially serious charges.