Key considerations

A conformity certificate addresses product requirements; origin and manufacturer status are established under separate rules. These documents are not interchangeable.

From 2026, the Register of Kazakhstan Manufacturers is used to confirm domestic manufacturer status for regulated procurement. Export, special economic zones and free warehouses have separate origin rules, so stating that all ST-KZ certificates have disappeared would be inaccurate.

How we work

  1. Review the procurement specification.
  2. Match goods and models against available documents.
  3. Identify missing evidence and the responsible parties.

What to prepare

  • Technical specification and procurement reference
  • Description of the offered product
  • Available conformity and origin evidence

What you receive

A requirement-to-document checklist and support with the product documentation package.

Depend on the product, scope and readiness of documents. We agree the work and stages after reviewing your request.

Official sources

Information reviewed on 18 September 2026. Applicable requirements depend on the specific product.

Checking documents for a specific procurement

Start with the procurement reference, technical specification and submission deadline. We link each requirement to the offered model and its evidence. Product conformity, origin, producer status and bidder eligibility are reviewed separately.

The Kazakhstan producer register and conformity documents serve different purposes. We check the current extract and product details, not merely the company name. Model or scope mismatches become an action list before submission.

Service questions

Can you work without the procurement specification?

We can make an initial assessment, but the final dossier must be checked against the specific procurement terms.

Does document preparation guarantee an award?

No. The service concerns the product dossier; eligibility and award decisions follow the procurement process.

Official sources

Реестр КТП / KTP register ↗

Updated on 19 September 2026.