gorzakaz.org.ru — the address of the municipal institution "Center of City Procurement" of the Nizhny Novgorod city administration, which operated in 2001–2003; the office was located in the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin, building 5, with phone numbers under the 8312 code[1].

What the site offered

The home page recounted the history and powers of the institution: the center was established in 1999 by order of the head of the Nizhny Novgorod city administration dated 04.06.1999 No. 730-r and operated as a non-profit organization with administrative functions[1]. Its task was "to find the optimal option for municipal procurement for municipal organizations… by the criterion of lowest budgetary costs," as the home page stated[1]. Among the listed areas of work were planning the placement of municipal orders, maintaining the city procurement register, participating in the organization of exhibitions and competitions on city procurement, drafting regulatory acts, and consulting and information services for Russian and foreign entrepreneurs[1]. The Nizhny Novgorod city administration was named as the supreme governing body, while operational management was assigned to the department of economics, industry and planning of the city administration[1].

The center's contact address on the site did not change: 603082, Nizhny Novgorod, Kremlin, building 5. But the phone numbers did change: the 2001 snapshot lists tel. (8312) 33-01-00 and tel./fax (8312) 39-00-71, while the 2003 snapshot of the same page by text already shows different numbers — (8312) 19-69-27 and (8312) 19-69-72[1][2]. Two email addresses were also listed — gorzakaz@admgor.nnov.ru and gorzakaz@gorzakaz.org.ru[2].

Place in the Nizhny Novgorod internet

The site was listed in the Nizhny Novgorod Internet catalog nn.ru, in the directory section (/rub/). Our data contains no information on votes and traffic for this address from Counter.nn.ru.

How it closed

The last recorded snapshot of the domain in the web archive is dated 6 August 2003. Later, as of the archive's 2006 state, requests to the address were redirected to the citywide portal nn.ru — the institution no longer had its own domain by that time.

Sources

  1. web.archive.org — Home page, 2001 (archive)
  2. web.archive.org — Home page, 2003 (archive)