
The Minister of Industry and Infrastructural Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Beibut Atamkulov, held a video conference with the participation of Akim of Aktobe region Ondasyn Urazalin and Deputy Akim of Atyrau region Alibek Nautiev, as well as Chairman of the Committee for Roads Sayranbek Barmakov, Chairman of the Board of JSC NC KazAvtoZhol.
In particular, the issues of reconstruction of the Kandyagash-Makat and Atyrau-gr. RF (to Astrakhan). ” These projects are of great importance for the development of the transport potential of the regions and the country.
The construction of the Kandyagash-Makat highway with a length of 359 km has been underway since 2018. This year, road constructors laid 40.5 thousand m3 of soil, arranged 5 km of base layers, prepared 598 thousand m3 of crushed stone, 2.4 thousand m3 of concrete products and 8.7 thousand tons of bitumen, mobilized more than 570 units of equipment and involved over 950 people of staff. Full completion is scheduled for 2021.
The head of the MIID ordered to complete the work by the end of this year and put into operation a 154 kilometer long section in the Aktobe region and open traffic on the base course of the pavement at 40 kilometers in the Atyrau region.
Construction of the road “Atyrau- RF border (to Astrakhan)” with a length of 217 km was launched in 2019. This year, 2.1 thousand m3 of soil, 6.3 km of the base layer were laid at the facility, 107.4 thousand m3 of crushed stone was prepared. The project mobilized 171 units of equipment and involved 271 people. Commissioning is scheduled for 2023. Beibut Atamkulov noted that this year it is necessary to open 60 km for traffic, as well as to ensure full-scale work throughout the project.
In addition, in the regions it is planned to implement the Aktobe-Kandyagash project with a length of 89 kilometers, as well as the construction of a Bypass of Atyrau city with a length of 27 kilometers. The Minister instructed to ensure the completion of 100% of the planned work this year.
Let us remind that the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan identified large-scale tasks for domestic road industry to open traffic for 2.6 thousand km of roads by the end of this year.