4 September 2026
Construction Work on Tole Bi Street Underway in Astana
Construction work on Tole Bi Street in Astana is underway, causing partial traffic restrictions. Drivers are advised to plan alternate routes.
In Astana, as part of the "Construction of Tole Bi Street from R. Baglanov Street to Uly Dala Avenue" project, the top layer of road pavement is being laid, according to the official website of the capital's akimat.
As a consequence, traffic will be partially restricted on the section from R. Baglanov Street to Street T-6. Traffic will be organized on one lane in both directions during this time.
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Drivers and pedestrians are advised to plan their routes in advance and consider potential changes in traffic flow. To ensure safety and minimize inconvenience, road signs and directional indicators will be installed.
reports Housing and Utilities 24, citing the website of the Astana City Akimat.
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4 September 2026
Kazakhstan Considers Establishing a Self-Regulatory Organization in Engineering Surveys
Kazakhstan considers creating a self-regulatory organization in engineering surveys to improve quality and market regulations.
Representatives from the construction sector are planning to establish a self-regulatory organization (SRO) in the field of engineering surveys.
Murad Rysdavletov, Deputy Chairman of the Construction and Housing Utilities Committee of the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructure Development of Kazakhstan, participated in a meeting hosted by the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs "Atameken," which focused on current issues in engineering surveys.
Participants of the meeting, including business representatives, reviewed pressing industry issues. The discussion emphasized the possibility of extending the validity of survey results for unique projects, enhancing quality control of the work performed, and improving market regulation mechanisms.
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Additionally, prospects for creating a self-regulatory organization in engineering surveys were discussed. This organization would unite industry representatives and contribute to improving the quality of the work performed.
There was also an exchange of views among professional market participants regarding further improvement of the regulatory framework, ensuring safety during the implementation of construction projects, and more.
reported by Housing and Utilities24 citing the website of the Construction and Housing Utilities Committee of the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructure Development of Kazakhstan.
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