CYBER SECURITY PRODUCTS LICENSE PROCUREMENT WORK

CYBER SECURITY PRODUCTS LICENSE PROCUREMENT service procurement will be tendered by open tender procedure in accordance with Article 19 of the Public Procurement Law No. 4734. Detailed information about the tender is given below:

Tender Registration Number (TIN): 2026/948585 1- Administration’s 1.1. Name: İŞLİ MUNICIPALITY 1.2. Address: MERKEZ MAH. DARULACEZE CAD. ŞİŞLI MUNICIPALITY NO: 8 İÇ KAPI NO: 1 ŞİŞLİ / İSTANBUL ŞİŞLİ / İSTANBUL 1.3. Phone number: 02127088888 1.4. Website where the tender document can be viewed and downloaded: https://ekap.kik.gov.tr/EKAP/

2- The tender

2.1. Date and Time: 08.06.2026 – 11:30 2.2. Address (where e-bids will be opened): Şişli Municipality Purchasing and Tender Unit, Merkez Mah. Darulaceze Cad. No:8 5th Floor Şişli/İSTANBUL

3- Procurement of the service subject to tender

3.1 Name: CYBER SECURITY PRODUCTS LICENSE PROCUREMENT 3.2. Quality, type and quantity: CYBER SECURITY PRODUCTS LICENSE PROCUREMENT CONSISTING OF 4 ITEMS. Detailed information can be found in the administrative specifications in the tender document in EKAP. 3.3. Place of construction/delivery: Şişli Municipality Information Technology Directorate 3.4. Duration/delivery date: Start date of work is 30.07.2026, end date of work is 30.07.2027 3.5. Starting date: 30.07.2026

4- Participation and qualification criteria:
4.1. The information and documents that must be submitted by the bidders within the scope of the e-bid regarding the participation and qualification criteria and the information and documents regarding non-price elements are given below:
4.1.1. Offer letter.
4.1.2. Information and documents showing that you are authorized to bid:
4.1.2.1. In legal entities; Information and documents regarding the bidders’ management officers and partners and partnership rates (except for shares offered to the public)/members/founders, depending on their relevance.
4.1.2.2. In case of participating in the tender by proxy, information and documents regarding the proxy.
4.1.3. Temporary guarantee.
4.1.4 Business partnership declaration if the bidder is a business partnership.

4.2. Information and documents regarding economic and financial sufficiency and the criteria they must meet: No information, documents or criteria regarding economic and financial sufficiency are specified. 4.3. Information and documents regarding vocational and technical competence and the criteria they must meet: No information, documents or criteria regarding vocational and technical competence are specified.

5- The most economically advantageous offer will be determined solely on the basis of price.

6- Only local bidders can participate in the tender.

7- Those who will bid for the tender are required to log in to their EKAP account and download the tender document.

8-Bids will be prepared via EKAP using the offer letter, tender participation certificate and other attachments, and will be signed with e-signature and sent via EKAP until the tender date and time.

9- Bidders will submit their bids in the form of bid unit prices based on the total price calculated by multiplying the quantity of each work item and the unit prices offered for these work items. As a result of the tender, a unit price contract will be signed with the bidder.

10- In this tender, an offer will be made for the entire work.

11- Bidders will provide a provisional guarantee in an amount they determine, not less than 3% of the price they bid.

12- There will be no electronic auction in this tender.

13- The validity period of the bids is 90 (ninety) calendar days from the tender date.

14- Bidding cannot be submitted to the tender as a consortium.

15- Other matters:

Limit Value Coefficient (R) to be Applied in the Tender: Services for Computer Systems / 0.87

Bidders whose bids are below the limit value will be asked for an explanation in accordance with Article 38 of the Law.

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A roundtable meeting titled “Towards COP31: The Role of the Private Sector in the Climate Action Agenda – Private Sector Consultation Series Turkey” was held in cooperation with the Zero Waste Foundation, United Nations Turkey and UN Global Compact Turkey.

Speaking at the opening of the meeting held in Istanbul Ataşehir, Zero Waste Foundation President and COP31 High Level Climate Champion Samed Ağırbaş said that if public institutions, business world, non-governmental organizations and universities evaluate COP31 effectively, they can make a new beginning in the fields of climate, environment and zero waste.

Stating that 8 million people die every year due to hunger and thirst in the world, Ağırbaş stated that as the Zero Waste Foundation, under the auspices of Emine Erdoğan, the wife of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, they have determined four main priorities: food waste, energy efficiency, water efficiency and women, children and youth.

Stating that they will start a new campaign regarding food waste at COP31 with the support of more than 100 countries and international institutions, Ağırbaş said, “In this 10-year campaign, we will expect commitments from countries, institutions, companies and everyone who wants to have a say in the world. We have to reduce food waste. If we can reduce the current food waste by 20 percent, we can end hunger in the world. Our second priority is energy efficiency. Turkey pays more than 100 billion dollars annually for energy imports.” Under the leadership of our President, Turkey has reached very advanced levels in Europe, especially in solar energy and renewable energy capacity. We believe that we, as the private sector, civil society and all stakeholders, will do our best to move these studies forward.” he said.

Stating that Türkiye’s water resources are quite limited and these resources are being lost day by day, Ağırbaş stated that as Zero Waste Foundation, they do what is necessary to find a solution to the problem when they see harassment or any danger against water resources.

Noting that the groups most affected by climate and climate change-related reasons are women, children and youth, Ağırbaş said, “We have created a new fund in the context of COP31, under the leadership of the Zero Waste Foundation. As the Zero Waste Foundation, we will fund people who have ideas and projects regarding zero waste, climate and environment in different parts of the world, but do not have the financial situation. We will provide funds for them to realize their dreams and tell their own discourse to the world at COP31. We want to continue this success under the umbrella of the Zero Waste Forum.” made the statement.

Ağırbaş stated that they will host more than 5 thousand names from 183 countries of the world, including former presidents, more than 120 ministers and more than 200 metropolitan mayors, at the Zero Waste Forum to be held in Istanbul on June 5-7.

Stating that they will discuss zero waste issues in all aspects at the Zero Waste Forum, Ağırbaş said, “No one should have any doubt that if we do not protect this world together, if we do not work hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder, we will all pay the price for the problems that will occur in this world tomorrow.” he said.

“Türkiye IS CREATING SIGNIFICANT MOMENTUM FOR TRANSFORMATIVE ACTIONS”

United Nations (UN) Türkiye Resident Coordinator Dr. Babatunde Ahonsi noted that the global context is more urgent than ever as we move towards COP31.

Emphasizing that climate change is no longer a risk for the future, but a current and systemic problem affecting economies, societies, supply chains, cities, food systems, water security and livelihoods, Ahonsi stated that the role of the private sector in the face of problems is of central importance.

Stating that it would not be possible to achieve the Paris Agreement goals, accelerate the Sustainable Development Goals or ensure a fair transformation without strong private sector participation, Ahonsi said, “The transition to a low-carbon and climate-resistant economy should be fair, inclusive and people-oriented.” he said.

Stating that the focus of the international community is gradually shifting from commitments to implementation, from dialogue to concrete results, Ahonsi said that Türkiye is in a strong position to assume an important leadership role in this transformation process.

Stating that Türkiye has the potential to make significant contributions to global climate goals while advancing sustainable and resilient growth, Ahonsi said, “Türkiye’s Climate Law process, National Contribution Declarations, long-term development priorities, green transformation agenda, sustainable financing studies and efforts to comply with international climate reporting standards create a significant momentum for transformative actions. At the same time, Türkiye’s private sector demonstrates leadership in the fields of renewable energy, sustainable production, circular economy practices, resilient infrastructure, sustainable agriculture, green finance and climate technologies.” he said.

Ahonsi emphasized that close cooperation with the business world and the private sector is needed for transformation, and that is why the series of roundtable meetings is of great importance.

Pointing out that today’s discussions on mitigation and decarbonization, adaptation and resilience, climate finance and corporate climate reporting are extremely timely, Ahonsi said:

“In particular, adaptation and resilience issues need to be approached with as much urgency as mitigation. Climate change impacts such as droughts, floods, extreme temperatures, water scarcity and supply chain disruptions are already affecting businesses and communities in the region. Therefore, investing in resilience is not only an environmental imperative, but also an economic necessity. Similarly, climate finance is one of the most critical elements of transformation. Mobilizing large-scale investments, strengthening mixed financing mechanisms, expanding green financing tools and aligning financial systems with climate targets, low-carbon and climate-friendly “It is vital to accelerate resilient development pathways.”

“WE NEED TO CLOSE THE DISTANCE FASTER”

Güliz Öztürk, Chairman of the Board of Directors of UN Global Compact Turkey, said that in a period when geopolitical risks increase, cost pressures intensify and global uncertainties deepen, the climate agenda may seem to be pushed to the background from time to time, but the fight against climate change is not only “a matter of good times”.

Stating that they are at a critical turning point in terms of climate diplomacy, Öztürk said, “Türkiye’s hosting of COP31 this year offers the opportunity to be an actor that directs the climate agenda, not just following it. The definition of COP31 as “Dialogue, Consensus and Implementation COP” is also a strong indicator of this approach. The increase in Türkiye’s renewable energy capacity in recent years, the development of green financing instruments, preparations for the Emission Trading System and green transformation incentives are critical steps taken in this direction. “Now we need to close the gap between our goals and the current situation faster.” he said.

THY Board Member Melih Ecertaş also stated that climate change is no longer a risk waiting for the world in the future, but a systematic reality that fundamentally shakes today’s economies, ecosystems and ways of doing business.

Stating that the emission reduction and decarbonization topic to be taken in the working group constitutes the main strategy focuses as THY, Ecertaş said, “Our young and energy-efficient fleet planning, operational optimization processes, and most importantly, our commitment to popularize the use of sustainable aviation fuel, that is, pure, are the most basic pillars of our decarbonization road map. We especially see great benefit in synchronizing our supply chain, ground services and all SMEs in our ecosystem with this transformation with us.” he said.

Ecertaş emphasized that, as THY, they are determined to implement international standards at the highest level, and stated that scaling financial instruments such as green bonds, mixed financing models and sustainability-based loans in Türkiye will accelerate the green transformation of the private sector.

After the speeches, family photos were taken, and then the participants divided into groups and held round table meetings.

Speaking about the scandal that broke out in Tepebaşı Municipality, Albayrak stated that the donations of philanthropists were sold illegally: “What we call a soup kitchen is a place where food is produced for the poor. It really saddened us that they sell the charity donations made there to the nation by establishing a front company in exchange for money. The charity owners want them to be distributed through the municipality. The municipality buys them and sells them for money in the organizations they organize in wedding halls. In other words, they sell the charity as a food service through a front company.” Stating that the incident came to light with a complaint from an insider to CİMER, Albayrak noted that 15 people were arrested within the scope of the investigation and the judicial process is about to begin: “The fact that they even reached out to the money or food or food that an orphan or a poor person is entitled to is the biggest indicator of how helpless they are.”

THEY DRIED THE SAKARYA RIVER, AND THE AK PARTY GAVE IT TO LIFE

Giving an example from Çifteler district that confirms President Erdoğan’s words, Albayrak said, “Look, the birthplace of the Sakarya River is our Çifteler district. After the 2024 elections, a CHP friend became the mayor there. He really dried up Sakarbaşı because of his own ignorance, inexperience, not asking and acting on his own orders. After that, he returned, passed, and came to us. Look, Çifteler Mayor came to the AK Party Provincial Chairmanship. He said ‘President, we have problems here, we need to intervene.’ We also held meetings with our MPs, our Ministry of Agriculture, and our General Directorate of State Hydraulic Works. A really good work was done with its technical infrastructure, engineering and calculations. 12 leaks were prevented, the covers were renewed and at this point, our Sakarya River has regained its former state. And today, we would like to thank again and again our Ministry of Agriculture and our General Directorate of State Hydraulic Works, who helped bring the place back to its old days.”

“WE HAVE SEEN OUR PRESIDENT’S WORD BY LIVING IN ESKİŞEHİR”

In his speech, Albayrak exemplified a criticism that President Erdoğan has been using for years, specifically in Eskişehir, and said that the events that took place proved the truth of this statement. Albayrak said, “You know, our President always says, ‘CHP means thirst. CHP means mud, pit,’ and we really saw this by experiencing it in Eskişehir.”

“WE HAVE LOVE AT THE POINT OF SERVICE, THEY CANNOT LOOK AT THE CITY BECAUSE OF THE FIGHT”

Listing the investments brought by the AK Party to Eskişehir, Albayrak reminded that Eskişehir was the first city in Türkiye where the High Speed ​​Train was built, and cited as examples the nearly 20 thousand TOKİ residences, KYK dormitories for 20 thousand people, city hospitals and the domestic locomotives produced by TÜRASAŞ. Stating that CHP members lied that “TÜRASAŞ is closing down”, whereas the institution decided to expand and hire 300 new personnel in 2027, Albayrak concluded his words as follows: “We really have an excitement, an appetite, a love to serve our citizens. Due to their own internal fights, they do not take any steps regarding the future of the city or the problems of the city. Because their purpose is not to serve this country; we have seen this in the best way.”

“THERE IS NO PARTY LIKE CHP LEFT, THERE ARE THOSE WHO RANG IMAMOĞLU’S SWORD LEFT”

Quoting the words of a parliament member who resigned from the CHP and joined the AK Party, Albayrak drew attention to the crisis of democracy within the main opposition party: “A young brother of ours used the following statement: ‘There is no party called CHP left. There are those who praise Ekrem İmamoğlu and those who wave Ekrem İmamoğlu’s sword. If you don’t say the right thing to them, they exclude you.’ They brought a huge CHP under the hegemony of one person. Ekrem İmamoğlu has become bigger than CHP today.”

In the case where 414 defendants, 77 of whom were detained and 5 of whom were “complainant defendants”, were tried regarding the “Imamoğlu profit-oriented criminal organization”, it was decided to release 9 defendants.

The 41st hearing, held by the Istanbul 40th High Criminal Court in the hall opposite the Marmara Closed Penal Institution, continued after a 1-hour break for the detention review.

The court panel, defendants Iraz Bayrak, a business analyst at Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, Orhan Gazi Erdoğan, CHP’s IT officer, Mustafa Keleş, son of the detained defendant İBB Sports Club President Fatih Keleş, Kültür AŞ Progress Payments Chief Gökhan Köseoğlu, Büyükçekmece Deputy Mayor Ahmet Şahin, Ekrem İmamoğlu’s brother-in-law Cevat Kaya, businessman Seza Büyükçulha, Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality European Side Police Department. It was decided to release Director Hakan Aplak and former Police Department Head Engin Ulusoy.

68 people, including Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, Şişli Mayor Resul Emrah Şahan, Beylikdüzü Mayor Mehmet Murat Çalık and former CHP Deputy Aykut Erdoğdu, IMM Mayor Advisor and MEDYA AŞ Chairman Murat Ongun, IMM Sports Club President Fatih Keleş and İmamoğlu’s lawyer Mehmet Pehlivan, who were suspended from their duties after their arrests. It was decided that the defendant’s detention should continue.

The hearing was postponed to Monday, June 1.

Breaking news… Ankara Regional Court of Justice 36th Civil Chamber announced its decision in the case filed regarding the 38th Ordinary Congress of the Republican People’s Party (CHP) held on 4-5 November 2023.

ABSOLUTE NULL DECISION HAS BEEN MADE

The court ruled that the congresses and congresses in question were held in violation of the principles of intra-party democracy, equality and free will, and deemed the elections invalid due to “absolute nullity”.

In the decision, it was evaluated that the will of the delegates was damaged by relations of interest, confidentiality was violated in the voting processes and this was contrary to public order. For this reason, it was ruled that the congress and congress would be deemed invalid from the date they were held. The court also ruled that all congresses held and decisions taken after this date were invalid. Returning to the period before the congress, it was stated that Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu and the previous party organs should continue their duties. In terms of the Istanbul Provincial Congress, it was stated that the previous administration should continue its duty.

In addition, it was noted that in some files, new administrations were suspended from office with a precautionary injunction and the old administrations were reinstated as a precautionary measure.
The 36th Civil Chamber of the Ankara Regional Court of Justice made a historic decision regarding the 38th Ordinary Electoral Congress of the CHP held on 4-5 November 2023 and the Istanbul Provincial Congress on 8 October 2023. The court stated that the congress and congress were invalidated with “absolute nullity” and ruled that both organizations should be canceled from the date they were held.

DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES WERE VIOLATED

In the decision, it was emphasized that the will of the delegates was guided by various interest relations, democratic principles were violated in the election processes and there was a violation of public order. In the court’s reasoned decision; It was stated that criminal investigations, indictments, witness statements, MASAK reports, institutional correspondence and summaries of proceedings were evaluated together. Accordingly, it was concluded that some delegates were given money, were promised job placements in municipalities, were promised candidacy and political positions, and were provided with various benefits such as shopping cards.

Breaking news: According to the decision of the 36th Legal Chamber of the Ankara Regional Court of Justice (BAM), the 38th Ordinary Congress of the CHP on 4-5 November 2023 and the Istanbul Provincial Congress on 8 October 2023 were canceled due to “absolute nullity”.

ISTANBUL PROVINCIAL CONGRESS WAS ALSO CANCELED

The court also decided to annul the CHP Istanbul Provincial Congress held on October 8, 2023 and all decisions taken at this congress due to absolute nullity. It was stated that the provincial president and the provincial administration should continue their duties before the Istanbul Provincial Congress.

PRECAUTIONARY DECISION AGAINST ÖZGÜR ÖZEL AND HIS MANAGEMENT

Another striking part of the decision was the provisional injunction decisions. It was stated that the plaintiffs’ requests for precautionary measures were accepted in the cases filed and consolidated in various civil courts of first instance in Ankara, and it was decided that Özgür Özel, who took office with the congress of 4-5 November 2023, members of the Central Executive Board, members of the Party Assembly and members of the High Disciplinary Board were suspended from duty as a precautionary measure.

The court also ruled that Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu and the members of the Party Assembly and the High Disciplinary Board, who served before the congress, should assume their duties as a precautionary measure and reinstate them until the decision is finalized.

“CHP HAS BEEN REMEMBERED WITH MANY THINGS BUT…”

So, what did Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu say to his close circle during this process? Hürriyet Newspaper Ankara Representative Hande Fırat conveyed the details.

Hande Fırat told Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu’s close circle, “We have no personal expectations, but we have to come with political nullity.” and “CHP has been associated with many things until today, but it has never been labeled as theft.” He stated that he used the expression.