BNTU has been issued a certificate of compliance by the Ministry of Architecture and Construction

БНТУ выдан аттестат соответствия Министерства архитектуры и строительства

 The Belarusian National Technical University has successfully passed the certification procedure and received a certificate of compliance for the right to develop sections of project documentation. The document confirms the university's qualifications in the field of automation system design and applies to objects of the first to fourth complexity classes. 

The decision was made on April 30, 2026, and the documents are valid for 5 years (until April 29, 2031). The certificate is issued for the type of work "Engineering equipment, networks, and systems: automation." This allows BNTU to perform a full range of research, development, and technological work (R&D(T)R) as part of business contracts for the relevant design work in the field of thermal power engineering.

The certificate once again confirms the status of BNTU as the leading technical university in the country. Obtaining a certificate of compliance from the Ministry of Architecture and Construction of the Republic of Belarus confirms the high level of personnel training, technical equipment, and compliance with all regulatory requirements at the university.

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