BAKU, Azerbaijan, Aug. 28
By Nargiz Sadikhova - Trend:
Subsidiary companies of Kazakhstan Engineering National Company have signed agreements worth 6 billion tenges ($14.6 million), Trend reports with reference to Kazakhstan Engineering.
The agreements were signed within the framework of the Army-2020 international military-technical forum attended by a Kazakh delegation.
In particular, the Tynys plant signed contracts with Russian Aviahelp JSC and NARP JSC for the purchase of aviation components. Agreements were reached to increase the supply of components for KA-226 helicopters. Kazan Helicopter Plant confirmed the participation of Tynys JSC in the development of a heating system for an ANSAT-type helicopter.
Russian RSK MiG company said it is ready to provide design documentation to Tynys JSC to localize components and assemblies during the overhaul of MiG aircraft in Kazakhstan.
India and Iran are interested in the supply of aviation components from the Tynys plant.
Kazakh Semey Engineering has signed contracts with the tank giant of Russia - NPK Uralvagonzavod JSC. The parties also agreed to continue work on the project to modernize the T-72B tank to the T-72B3 level.
Issues related to the creation of a Service Center for servicing the optics of armored vehicles were discussed with Shvabe JSC.
As part of the digitalization and implementation of Industry 4.0 elements, a technical assignment was signed for the adaptation of the GRAFIT hardware and software complex for the automation of repair production management at Semey Engineering JSC with Project-Tekhnika CSR JSC.
Semey Engineering JSC and NPO High-Precision Complexes JSC signed a program of demonstration tests of the upgraded BMP-2 with the Berezhok fighting compartment for further approval by the Ministry of Defense of Kazakhstan.
Kazakh Machine-building plant named after CM. Kirov signed a contract with Rosoboronexport for the refurbishment of products for 2021-2022.
Also, Kazakhstan Aviation Industry LLP and 558 ARP JSC signed an additional agreement for the repair of Su-25 aircraft.
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