Kazakhstan: Construction & Planning

Kazakhstan's new Construction Code establishes a comprehensive digital framework for managing construction projects throughout their entire lifecycle, from initial design through to final operation. The reform introduces mandatory Building Information Modelling (BIM) for strategic infrastructure and energy projects, with phased implementation extending to most construction activities by 2030. This digital transformation aims to create a unified regulatory ecosystem that integrates state systems, automates c

Kazakhstan's new Construction Code introduces significant regulatory changes affecting construction licensing, urban planning procedures, and renovation frameworks.

GRATA International examines the legal frameworks governing real estate registration across ten jurisdictions, analyzing ownership transfer mechanisms, mandatory registration procedures, and foreign investment restrictions. This comparative study addresses critical questions about registry operations, priority of rights, and common registration challenges that impact cross-border property transactions.

Весь мир уже использует гидроэлектростанции в качестве главного источника...

The development of sustainable transport in Kazakhstan's cities is a priority to solve problems of traffic congestion, pollution and the development of mobility in the passenger transport network.

The EPC contract is a common form of contract worldwide and is used for construction projects. EPC is an acronym for Engineering, Procurement and Construction.

Kazakhstani Law on licensing activities in the field of architecture, urban planning and construction has been changed.

Situations where a contractor performs additional work under a construction contract occur often in practice.

Crisis phenomena in economy increasingly bring forward the matter of more detailed elaboration of potential risks associated with construction contracts applied in Kazakhstan.