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Procurement policy

KNPP procurement is based on the principles of transparency, competition and compliance with the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan. All procedures comply with the standards of Samruk-Kazyna JSC.

Transparency

All procurement procedures are conducted openly and must be published on the Samruk-Kazyna JSC portal.

Competition

Equal access for all potential suppliers that meet the qualification requirements.

Legality

Compliance with the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the internal standards of the corporate group.

Equal access

Suppliers are evaluated objectively, without discrimination and against clear selection criteria.

Samruk-Kazyna JSC procurement portal

All current announcements, deadlines and documents are published on the official portal.

Kazakhstani participation

KNPP actively supports Kazakhstani content in procurement. We help develop domestic suppliers and involve small and medium-sized businesses of Kazakhstan.

Kazakhstani content

Requirements for the share of local suppliers are set in accordance with Kazakh law. Other things being equal, priority is given to domestic producers of goods and services.

SME support

Small and medium-sized businesses of Kazakhstan get additional opportunities to take part in KNPP procurement.

Technology transfer

Cooperation with foreign partners includes the transfer of competences and technologies to the Kazakhstani side.

30%+

50+

2025–2030

Categories of goods and services

Construction materials

Cement, rebar, steel structures, aggregates.

: up to 80%

Construction and installation

General construction, utilities, roads and auxiliary facilities.

: up to 70%

General-purpose equipment

Pumps, valves, cables, electrical equipment.

: up to 40%

Transport and logistics

Freight, warehousing, special machinery.

: up to 90%

Services and maintenance

Catering, accommodation, cleaning, security, medical services.

: up to 100%

Engineering and IT

Design and survey work, digital systems and communications.

: up to 50%

Supplier requirements

Supplier training

How to become a supplier — step by step →

How to become a project supplier

Go through the checklist — from registration to signing a contract.

Step 1 / 6

Registration

Obtain a digital signature for your company
Complete the company profile
Specify product and service categories

Step 2 / 6

Requirements

Check that your company meets the qualification requirements.

ISO certificates and permits
Experience of similar supplies
No outstanding debts

Step 3 / 6

Local content

Confirm your local content share — it gives an advantage in evaluation.

Obtain an ST-KZ certificate of origin
Add your data to the register of domestic producers

Step 4 / 6

Training

Attend a seminar on nuclear-industry quality requirements.

Quality system requirements
Preparing for a supplier audit

Step 5 / 6

Bidding

Follow announcements in “Current procurement” and submit your bid on time.

Study the technical specification
Prepare the price offer
Attach the documents

Step 6 / 6

Contract

Sign the contract and deliver on time and to the required quality.

Contract signing
Delivery and acceptance
Supplier rating for future procurement