JUSTIFICATION OF THE CONCEPT AND PRELIMINARY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CREATION OF A TEMPORARY LIVING CAMP (STAGE 1: FOR 5000 PEOPLE) TO SUPPORT THE PREPARATORY AND EARLY CONSTRUCTION STAGES OF A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IN THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN
D This document, despite its detailing, is of an analytical and conceptual nature. All numerical values, technical parameters, mentions of specific companies, logistical schemes, and references to regulatory documents are ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES, ASSUMPTIONS, AND ESTIMATIONS.
They REQUIRE MANDATORY VERIFICATION, DETAILED CALCULATION, CLARIFICATION, AND UPDATING by qualified Kazakhstani design engineers, logisticians, economists, and lawyers based on:
Current versions of all regulatory documents of the Republic of Kazakhstan (SP RK, SN RK, SanPiN RK, TR EAEU, TR RK, etc.) as of the design date.
Results of detailed engineering surveys (geological, geodetic, hydrometeorological, ecological) and Detailed Seismic Microzoning (DSM) for EACH SPECIFIC CONSTRUCTION SITE.
Specific technical specifications and certificates for the selected modular solutions ("... or similar").
Detailed market research of suppliers and contractors.
The responsibility for the development and approval of the official Technical Task (TT), Feasibility Study (FS), and Project and Estimate Documentation (PED) lies with the Customer and the licensed organizations involved in the Republic of Kazakhstan.
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