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On October 23, the two-day CREW CLUB event dedicated to commercial real estate concluded in Almaty, bringing together industry professionals and experts.
Among the speakers was Ruslan Baizhanbayev, B2B Development Director at Engineering Services, who delivered a presentation titled “Technical Supervision 2.0.”
The presentation focused on rethinking the role of technical supervision in modern construction projects. Today, technical supervision is evolving beyond traditional quality control to become an essential tool for managing construction risks, improving process transparency, and protecting clients’ interests.
Particular attention was given to the shift from identifying violations to preventing them, as well as the role of modern technologies and systematic approaches in improving the effectiveness of construction supervision.
Participation in CREW CLUB provided Engineering Services with an opportunity to share its professional expertise, exchange insights with representatives of the commercial real estate market, and strengthen industry dialogue.
Engineering Services continues to develop modern approaches to technical supervision, guided by its mission: “We create a sustainable and reliable environment for life.”
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Engineering Services held a strategy session focused on sales development, improving the efficiency of commercial processes, and identifying priority areas for the company’s growth.
The session brought together the company’s management, representatives of the commercial team, and key departments. The main objective was to develop a shared vision for the future of sales and define practical solutions to support the company’s strategic business goals.
During the session, participants reviewed current results, analyzed key market challenges and opportunities, and discussed approaches to strengthening the company’s competitiveness.
Particular attention was paid to developing client relationships, identifying new growth opportunities, strengthening cross-functional collaboration, and improving the quality of services provided.
A key outcome of the session was the identification of priority areas for further work and the development of a foundation for concrete actions aimed at sustainable sales growth.
The strategy session also provided a platform for open dialogue, knowledge sharing, and stronger alignment of teams around common business objectives.
“We create a sustainable and reliable environment” is the mission of Engineering Services and remains the foundation of the company’s strategic decisions and continued development.
The next stage is the implementation of the agreed initiatives, stronger team collaboration, and the pursuit of new opportunities for growth.
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On October 16, 2026, contractors completed the upper layer of asphalt concrete pavement on the reconstructed section of the A-17 Kyzylorda–Zhezkazgan highway, km 216–314, in the Ulytau Region. Asphalt paving works have now been completed across the entire approximately 98-kilometre section.
The reconstruction is being implemented under the CAREC Corridors 1, 2 and 6 Connector Road Reconstruction Project. The client is NC QazAvtoZhol JSC, with financing support from the Asian Development Bank (ADB). Construction was carried out across four lots, Lots 7 through 10, in accordance with Category II road standards.
The works began in April 2025 and were completed over two construction seasons.
Technical supervision under international FIDIC contractual conditions is being provided by the consortium of Renardet S.A. (Switzerland) and Engineering Services LLP (Kazakhstan).
Quality assurance has remained one of the key priorities throughout the project. The supervision team conducted incoming inspections of each batch of construction materials and verified every layer of the pavement structure before the subsequent layer was placed. Independent laboratory testing was also carried out, including direct sampling from completed pavement layers.
Particular attention was paid to the quality of asphalt concrete works. Dedicated specialists monitored compliance with project specifications and technical requirements despite the sharply continental climate and challenging ground conditions encountered in certain sections.
Completion of the asphalt concrete works marks an important milestone for the project. The upgraded road will provide a more reliable and safer transport connection between the Ulytau and Kyzylorda regions, while strengthening the highway’s role within the international CAREC transport corridors.
Final road furnishing works are currently underway, including the installation of road signs, pavement markings, and safety elements.
Following commissioning, the project will enter the Defect Liability Period, during which the technical supervision team will continue monitoring the condition of the road and compliance with contractual obligations.
For Engineering Services, participation in a major infrastructure project of this scale represents both a contribution to improving regional connectivity and a demonstration of our expertise in supervising large infrastructure projects under international standards.
Engineering Services – We create a sustainable and reliable environment.
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On Saturday, October 10, the Engineering Services team took part in the Taza Qazaqstan environmental initiative and joined a tree-planting activity supported by the Akimat of the Sarayshyq District.
Our colleagues came together to contribute to the greening of the city and the development of a more sustainable and comfortable urban environment. For Engineering Services, initiatives like this are an opportunity to turn environmental responsibility into meaningful action.
After the tree planting, the team continued the day in a more informal setting, enjoying lunch together and spending time outside of work. Such activities not only contribute to the city but also strengthen relationships and team spirit within the company.
We thank the Engineering Services team and the Akimat of the Sarayshyq District for supporting and organizing the initiative.
Engineering Services – We create a sustainable and reliable environment.
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This summer, the Engineering Services football team won the corporate football tournament. To celebrate this achievement and recognize the team’s strong performance, the winners have traveled to Tashkent.
The team includes: Akzhol Kuzdibayev, Arslan Baigabilov, Ulugbek Temirtasov, Assylbek Baikenov, Armanzhol Seitakhmet, Abuyazit Sampiev, Zhandaulet Kaukenov, and Adilkhan Akbergen.
At Engineering Services, initiatives like this are not only about supporting sports – they are also an important part of building team spirit, mutual support, and a culture focused on shared results.
The victory on the football field reflected strong teamwork, while the trip to Tashkent became a well-deserved continuation of this achievement.
Congratulations to our colleagues, and we wish them a great trip, memorable experiences, and many more victories ahead!
Engineering Services – strong results are built by strong teams.
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Today, Engineering Services, together with the Atameken National Chamber of Entrepreneurs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, held a technical session focused on the development of engineering services, the implementation of investment projects, and new opportunities for cooperation.
During the session, participants discussed practical aspects of supporting investment projects, the role of engineering expertise at different stages of project implementation, and approaches that can improve project quality, transparency, and manageability.
Particular attention was given to strengthening cooperation between business and the professional engineering community, exchanging industry expertise, and identifying new formats for collaboration.
For Engineering Services, such professional platforms are an opportunity not only to share accumulated experience, but also to discuss real industry challenges with business representatives and jointly develop practical solutions.
“For us, it is important that engineering expertise is involved in an investment project at the right time and helps support well-informed decisions throughout all stages of implementation. Open dialogue with business allows us to better understand market needs and identify effective formats for cooperation,” Engineering Services noted.
Engineering Services will continue to develop cooperation with professional and business communities, contributing to higher quality and efficiency in the implementation of investment and construction projects.
Engineering Services — We create a sustainable and reliable environment.
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Today, Engineering Services hosted a visit from the Republican Expert Group as part of the company’s participation in the Altyn Sapa Presidential Award of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Engineering Services has successfully passed the first stage of the competition and is now preparing for the final stage.
During the visit, the experts reviewed the company’s management system, quality assurance practices, development strategy, HR policies, digital tools, and key business results.
Special attention was given to how Engineering Services establishes unified standards across construction projects, develops digital construction control, and uses data to improve transparency and project manageability.
The Engineering Services team also presented the Digital Engineering Services (DES) platform, which is used to monitor construction projects, record and track issues, generate analytics, and support management decision-making.
One of the key topics of the meeting was the connection between the company’s quality management system and measurable outcomes for clients, employees, business performance, and society.
Today, Engineering Services employs more than 560 professionals and delivers projects both in Kazakhstan and international markets. The company continues to develop a management system based on standardized processes, engineering expertise, digitalization, and continuous improvement.
“For us, participation in Altyn Sapa is more than a competition. It is an opportunity to receive an independent assessment of the maturity of our management system, identify our strengths, and define areas for further improvement. Our goal is to make quality not a separate function, but an integral part of the company’s everyday work,” Engineering Services representatives noted.
Participation in the Altyn Sapa Presidential Award is an important milestone for Engineering Services in strengthening its corporate quality management system and confirms the company’s commitment to sustainable growth, operational excellence, and the development of Kazakhstan’s engineering industry.
The Engineering Services team is now continuing its preparation for the next stage of the competition.
Engineering Services – We create a sustainable and reliable environment.
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A working meeting was held in Atyrau between Akim of the Atyrau Region Bolat Akchulakov and representatives of Engineering Services. The parties discussed the digitalization of construction control, improving project transparency, and the use of analytics and artificial intelligence throughout the construction lifecycle.
The key focus of the meeting was the transition from traditional construction supervision to a management system that allows clients to see the actual status of a project in near real time. This approach makes it possible to monitor schedules, quality, budgets, and key project risks within a single environment.
The Engineering Services team presented the Digital Engineering Services (DES) platform – a solution designed for integrated monitoring of construction projects, consolidation of project data, and providing management teams and clients with a clear picture of project performance.
Special attention was paid to the quality of design and cost-estimate documentation.
Bolat Akchulakov emphasized the need to change the very approach to construction project control: it is important to monitor not only the final result, but the entire process – including timelines, quality, cost, and risks.
Particular attention should be given to identifying inconsistencies in design and cost-estimate documentation before construction begins. This helps prevent issues from being discovered only after construction works are already underway.
Engineering Services representatives also presented opportunities for the use of digital analytics and artificial intelligence tools.
The discussion included automated analysis of:
The objective of these technologies is not to replace engineers, but to help specialists and decision-makers identify inconsistencies earlier and make management decisions faster.
Another area of discussion was the possible integration of the Digital Engineering Services platform into the Situation and Analytics Center currently under development in the Atyrau Region.
Such integration could consolidate information on construction projects within a single system and enable online monitoring of project progress, timelines, and key performance indicators.
Following the meeting, Engineering Services was tasked with preparing an extended demonstration of the DES platform as well as proposals for launching a pilot project in the Atyrau Region.
For Engineering Services, initiatives of this kind provide an opportunity to apply its accumulated engineering and digital expertise to improve the transparency of construction projects and move from simply recording problems to systematic management of schedules, quality, budgets, and risks.
Engineering Services will continue developing digital tools that help clients make data-driven decisions and improve the manageability of construction projects across all stages – from design to commissioning.
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At Engineering Services, we believe that the most effective changes often begin not with a major transformation project, but with one simple question:
“How can we do this better?”
And the most valuable answers often come from the people who work with these processes every day — those who see unnecessary steps, repetitive tasks, wasted time, and opportunities to improve the way we work.
Five LEAN initiatives proposed and implemented by our colleagues have now been recognized with financial awards:
What connects all five initiatives is one simple principle: instead of accepting an inefficient process as “the way things have always been done,” look for a better way to do it.
That is what LEAN means to us.
LEAN is not just about reducing costs. It is about creating a culture where every employee can identify an opportunity for improvement, propose a solution, turn that idea into a practical tool, and be recognized for the value it creates.
These five examples are not the finish line. They are an invitation for more ideas.
Do you see a process that could be simplified?
Can a repetitive task be automated?
Is there a way to reduce time or unnecessary costs?
Can an existing tool be made faster, more accurate, or more convenient?
Share your idea.
A small improvement may seem insignificant at first. But when the same process is repeated hundreds or thousands of times, even a small change can create a significant impact for the entire company.
Engineering Services supports employee initiative and rewards ideas that turn into real improvements and measurable results.
Congratulations to our colleagues on their well-deserved awards!
And we look forward to the next LEAN ideas.
The next initiative we recognize could be yours.
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Shymkent, Kazakhstan — Engineering Services held a practical seminar at the Atameken National Chamber of Entrepreneurs for executives of construction companies in Shymkent, focusing on Kazakhstan’s new Construction Code.
The seminar focused on how the new regulatory requirements will affect the construction industry and the key risks companies need to consider in their operations.
Engineering Services experts presented the main risks associated with technical supervision, with particular attention to heating, ventilation and water supply systems (HVAC & plumbing), as well as electrical and low-current systems. The discussion also covered construction quality control, professional responsibility, and approaches to reducing technical and operational risks during project implementation.
The seminar was attended by distinguished guests representing the construction industry, government, and quasi-government organizations, including:
The event provided a platform for open professional dialogue between construction businesses, industry experts, and representatives of public and quasi-public institutions. Participants discussed not only the new regulatory requirements but also practical challenges encountered during the implementation of construction projects.
For Engineering Services, such events are part of its systematic efforts to develop engineering culture, facilitate professional knowledge exchange, and contribute to higher construction quality standards in Kazakhstan.
“Changes in the industry require more than simply understanding new regulations. What matters most is knowing how to apply them effectively in practice. As an engineering company, our role is to share our expertise, discuss real risks, and work together with market participants to build a more responsible and quality-driven construction environment.”
Engineering Services will continue to promote professional dialogue with construction companies, industry organizations, and public institutions across Kazakhstan.
Engineering Services – We create a sustainable and reliable environment.
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