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Sigtuna Municipality Admits Illegal Procurement

Summary by Upsala Nya Tidning
The municipal director resigned at short notice. While waiting to find a new one, Sigtuna Municipality circumvented the Procurement Act and hired a temporary manager. Now they have to pay 800,000 kronor in fines. – It is always regrettable when we make mistakes, says Mattias Askerson (M), chairman of the municipal board in Sigtuna.
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Sigtuna Municipality Admits Illegal Procurement

The municipal director resigned at short notice. While waiting to find a new one, Sigtuna Municipality circumvented the Procurement Act and hired a temporary manager. Now they have to pay 800,000 kronor in fines. – It is always regrettable when we make mistakes, says Mattias Askerson (M), chairman of the municipal board in Sigtuna.

·Uppsala, Sweden
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Upsala Nya Tidning broke the news in Uppsala, Sweden on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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