Who this service is for
Product manufacturers and developers; importers and rights holders where the manufacturer's role and the right to establish product requirements have been agreed.
When it is required
Technical specifications (TU) are developed where requirements for a particular product or variant need to be defined. In Kazakhstan, an organization standard may take the form of TU. A requirement specifically for TU arises from applicable regulation, contracts and documentation, rather than simply the absence of a dedicated GOST standard.
What to prepare
- Intended use, model range and differences between variants; drawings, specifications and formulation where necessary.
- Technical characteristics, safety limits, test methods and acceptance rules.
- Technology, raw materials, labeling, packaging, storage, transport, service life and warranties.
- Applicable EAEU and Kazakhstan requirements, standards and supply contract terms.
How we work
- Identify the document holder, destination market and applicable mandatory requirements.
- Choose the document type and agree on the TU structure.
- Define verifiable characteristics and reproducible verification methods.
- Check consistency with the passport, operating manual and labeling.
- Agree on the document, submit it to the holder for approval and establish change control.
What you receive
A technical specification package for approval, with an agreed designation and scope. Testing and calculations to substantiate declared characteristics are included as a separate scope where required.
What to keep in mind
TU requirements cannot fall below mandatory requirements. Approval of TU does not confirm product conformity with EAEU requirements.
Price and timing
Price and timing depend on the number of items, available documentation and the need for calculations, site visits and testing. After an initial review, we agree on the scope, cost and schedule. Free government services are distinguished from preparation and support charges.
Questions about this service
How do technical specifications differ from an organization standard?
Technical specifications (TU) usually set requirements for a particular product. In Kazakhstan, an organization standard may take the form of TU. The choice depends on the task, product and the holder's procedures.
Do technical specifications replace a certificate or declaration of conformity?
No. Technical specifications define requirements, while conformity assessment follows separate applicable procedures.