The former Deputy Director of the Army Service of National Service and Recruiting (KSK) has reportedly left his post following the non-renewal of his contract, according to reports from the Delfi portal. The scrutiny surrounding the department’s procurement practices dates back to at least 2004. In that year, A.
Beinoras filed a complaint with the KAM Anti-Corruption and Investigation Department. Beinoras raised concerns regarding the procedures for updating the “Karys.lt” website and the method of purchasing SMS messages, suggesting that the conditions might have been structured to favor specific suppliers, namely “Freshmedia” and “Libonet.” The former Deputy Director further alleged that the procurement process effectively barred other companies from participating because the system required the use of a closed-code platform controlled by “Freshmedia.”
More recently, the department’s activity has drawn attention again. On September 24, 2024, the KSKT executed two separate contracts with “Libonet” for the provision of SMS messages, with each agreement valued at 3,300 euros.
These transactions add to the ongoing discussion regarding the operational transparency of the service. The details surrounding the management of these contracts and the exclusion of competitors remain points of focus for investigators examining the department’s financial dealings.
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