Stages

Entities

Actions

Timeframes

Stage 1

Customer

Submits an application to the Public Services Center to obtain permission to commence the construction (reconstruction) of a facility.

After the design and estimate documentation has been developed and has undergone expertise.

Stage 2

Public Services Center

Forwards the application to the relevant regional inspectorate according to its jurisdiction.

Within 1 working day

Stage 3

Regional Inspectorate

Registers the application and assigns a responsible inspector to the facility.

Within 1 working day

Stage 4

Inspector

Conducts a study by visiting the construction (reconstruction) site and issues a written instruction to the customer regarding the technical inspection of the building part.

Within 3 working days

Stage 5

Inspector

1. Includes the systematic state construction supervision activities at the facility in their personal work plan in the established manner.

2. Establishes state construction supervision in the prescribed manner starting from that day.

Within 3 working days; in the manner prescribed during the construction (reconstruction) period.

Stage 6

Inspector

1. Conducts state construction supervision in the prescribed manner at the facility on the dates specified in the inspectorʼs personal work plan, in the presence of representatives of the customer, designer, or contractor organization (head, acting head, or a responsible person assigned to this facility by order).

2. Enters relevant records regarding the results of supervision on the designated pages of the contractorʼs work log.

On the dates specified in the inspector's personal work plan

Stage 7

Inspector

If violations of established construction norms are identified in the construction (reconstruction) works based on the supervision results, the inspector formalizes a written instruction for the elimination of deficiencies identified in the fulfillment of requirements of construction norms and rules (in accordance with Annex 3 to the Regulation) and submits it to the contractor.

Within 1 working day after the state construction supervision is conducted

Stage 8

Representatives of the customer, designer, or contractor organization

1. Develops and approves a measure for the elimination of identified deficiencies and submits it to the inspector.

2. Draws up a relevant certificate after the deficiencies are eliminated and submits it to the inspector.

1. Within 3 working days

2. After the deficiencies have been eliminated

After the finalization of construction (reconstruction) activities at the site

Stage 9

Representatives of the customer, designer, or contractor organization

Submits a relevant application (questionnaire) to the district (city) Public Services Center regarding the acceptance for operation of the facility whose construction (reconstruction) is completed in the established manner.

After the construction (reconstruction) works are completed

Stage 10

Public Services Center

Forwards the questionnaire to the branch of the State Land Management and Real Estate Cadastre Enterprise (hereinafter — SE).

Within 1 hour

(automatically)

Stage 11

SE

1. Studies the facility whose construction (reconstruction) is completed by visiting the site.

2. Prepares and approves the draft certificate for granting permission to operate the facility.

3. Forwards the draft certificate to the Committee for Sanitary and Epidemiological Well-being and Public Health under the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the regional state fire supervision bodies, and the regional inspectorate.

Within 5 working days

Stage 12

Committee for Sanitary and Epidemiological Well-being and Public Health under the Ministry of Health, regional state fire supervision bodies, regional inspectorate

1. Studies the facility whose construction (reconstruction) is completed by visiting the site.

2. Signs the certificate for granting permission to operate the facility (or rejects it with justification).

3. Forwards the signed certificate (or the response regarding rejection) to the SE.

Within 5 working days

Stage 13

SE

Forwards the agreed certificate and an extract from the state register of rights to real estate objects to the Public Services Center.

Within 1 working day

Stage 14

Public Services Center

Forwards the certificate to the applicantʼs email address and notifies the applicant via information and communication systems.

Within 1 hour

No.

Name of Facilities

Indicators and Descriptions

Category

A. Production Facilities

1. Energy Facilities

1.1

Atomic and nuclear industry field

uranium mining, storage, and primary processing facilities;

facilities using sources of ionizing radiation;

facilities transporting nuclear and radioactive materials;

radioactive waste burial and disposal facilities;

storage for nuclear and radioactive materials, radioactive waste;

nuclear reactors;

facilities using gamma units, cyclotron, and accelerators

IV

1.2

Hydroelectric power plants (HPP)

small stations with capacity up to 30 MW

III

stations with capacity above 30 MW

IV

1.3

Thermal power plants (TPP), steam boilers

regardless of capacity

IV

1.4

Photoelectric station

capacity up to 500 kW

II

capacity from 500 kW to 1 MW

III

capacity above 1 MW

IV

1.5

Outdoor switchgear (OSG)

voltage 35 kV, 110 kV

IV

voltage 220 kV, 500 kV

IV

1.6

Indoor switchgear (ISG/ZRU)

voltage 6-10 kV

III

voltage 35 kV, 110 kV

IV

1.7

Transformer substations (single or double transformer)

voltage 35/6-10 kV, 35/0.4, 10/0.4, 6/0.4 kV distribution points

III

voltage 110/35/6-10, 110/6-10 kV and higher (220/6-10, 220/35/6-10, 220/110/35/6-10, 500/110/35-10, 500/220/35-10, 1000/500 kV)

IV

1.8

Overhead power transmission lines (1 and 2 circuits)

voltage up to 35 kV (0.4, 6, 10 kV)

III

voltage 35 kV and higher (110, 220, 500, 1000 kV)

IV

1.9

Cable power transmission lines

voltage up to 35 kV (0.4, 6, 10 kV)

III

voltage 35 kV and higher (110, 220, 500, 1000 kV)

IV

1.10

Other facilities of the power engineering sector

auxiliary buildings and devices

II

2. Oil, gas, and coal industry facilities

2.1

Oil, gas, and gas condensate extraction, preparation, processing, and storage facilities

wells (parametric, exploration, structural, operational, etc.);

field and inter-field transport pipelines (with gas pipeline inlet block);

intra-field pipelines and gas collection manifolds;

collection points;

main pipelines (with pump, compressor, gas distribution, and booster compressor stations);

compressor facilities (gas drying unit, auxiliary machine-aggregates);

product storage and loading-unloading facilities (tank parks, filling and draining racks)

IV

medium and low-pressure gas distribution points

III

low-pressure pipelines

II

gas metering units

III

2.2

Liquefied natural gas storage and loading-unloading areas

volume — more than 100 m³

IV

volume — up to 100 m³

III

2.3

Production of inert gases

III

2.4

Biogas units

reactor volume up to 50 m³

II

volume above 50 m³

III

2.5

Coal mines

including underground shafts

IV

2.6

Coal underground gasification areas

IV

2.7

Production of coal briquettes from coal fines

II

2.8

Open warehouses for coal storage and reloading

II

2.9

Oxygen and other gas production

factory-made module type, production capacity up to 50 m³/h

II

production workshop, capacity up to 8,000 m³/h

III

production workshop, capacity 8,000 m³/h and more

IV

2.10

Gas holders and recipients

volume up to 50 m3 and pressure up to 10 kg/cm2

III

volume greater than 50 m3 and pressure above 10 kg/cm2

IV

2.11

Hydrogen production

all

IV

3. Mining industry facilities

3.1

Ore-dressing factories (combines)

crushing, dressing buildings, concentrate warehouses

IV

3.2

Shafts, mines, open-pit quarries

dressing factory;

underground ore mining shafts, mines, and open-pit quarries;

industrial sites near quarries and shafts

IV

3.3

Other separate facilities outside and within the complex

buildings and structures for organizing production-related (technological) processes according to their purposes

IV

3.4

Liquid waste storage areas

tailing dumps

IV

3.5

Separate facilities of liquid waste storage areas (tailing dumps)

retaining dams, anti-filtration screens, hydraulic structures

IV

3.6

Storage areas for waste from raw material processing

waste rock piles and sludge collectors

III

3.7

Slurry pump stations

capacity more than 300 m³ per hour

IV

capacity up to 300 m³ per hour

III

3.8

Main slurry pipelines

regardless of pipe diameter

III

3.9

Circulating cooling water pump station (with water intake structure)

capacity up to 150 m³ per hour

II

capacity more than 150 m³ per hour

III

3.10

Special hydraulic structures

drains, water drainage canals, bank and base reinforcement, etc.

II

closed drains up to 400 mm diameter, high-flow canals with capacity up to 100 m3/second, bank reinforcement (including rivers and streams), regulation of the bed and base of such structures

III

closed drains 400 mm and larger in diameter, high-flow canals with capacity above 100 m³/second, bank reinforcement (including rivers and streams), regulation of the bed and base of such structures

IV

3.11

Rock salt extraction enterprises

including self-sedimenting salt mining fields

III

3.12

Processing of commonly distributed minerals

volume less than 100 thousand m³ per year

III

volume more than 100 thousand m³ per year

IV

3.13

Quarries where construction materials are extracted openly

marble, sand, gravel, soil, and others

III

3.14

Quarry reclamation works

III

3.15

Underground structures not related to mineral extraction

underground storage of oil, gas, and other substances and materials

IV

3.16

Facilities for servicing mining industry facilities

motor transport workshops with capacity above 500 vehicles (light, heavy-duty, and special)

III

water treatment facility with capacity more than 50,000 m³

IV

technological heat supply facilities and heat recovery units with capacity above 10 Gcal per hour

IV

4. Metallurgy and electrical engineering industry

4.1

Full-cycle integrated iron and steel works

metallurgical workshops with capacity less than 250 thousand tons per year

III

metallurgical furnaces (roasting, heating, and melting) with annual capacity of 250 thousand tons and more

IV

4.2

Steel production via Open-hearth, electric melting, and converter methods

including waste processing workshops, with production of 1 million tons per year

IV

4.3

Smelting of pig iron from ores and components

blast furnaces with volume more than 500 m³

IV

4.4

Scrap metal processing enterprises

forming, pressing, rolling, drawing mills, conveyors with capacity less than 250 thousand tons per year

II

forming, pressing, rolling, drawing mills, conveyors with annual capacity of 250 thousand tons and more

III

4.5

Production of hard and refractory alloy metals

IV

4.6

Aluminum production

production of household goods with annual capacity up to 1000 tons

III

production enterprises with capacity more than 1000 tons per year

IV

4.7

Welding and chemical treatment facilities for metals

lines for metal cleaning and chemical treatment

III

4.8

Casting of non-ferrous metals from ores and concentrates (lead, tin, copper, nickel, etc.)

more than 2000 tons per year

IV

1000 — 2000 tons per year

IV

extraction via hydrolysis

III

4.9

Processing of non-ferrous metals (copper, lead, zinc, etc.)

III

4.10

Casting of shaped parts from cast iron

10 — 20 thousand units per year

III

20 — 100 thousand units per year

IV

4.11

Metalworking enterprises

home-based and artisan workshops, blacksmith furnaces

II

wire drawing, production of nails and bolts-nuts, sheet metal forming, cutting and shaping of steel sheets (rolls) (embossing and milling), coating them with special coatings

III

cables, fasteners, steel wires for the rubber industry, wire meshes produced under pressure, seamless steel pipes, rails

IV

4.12

Production of finished metal products for the national economy

foil production (copper, brass, aluminum, etc.)

II

production of finished parts and fittings for doors and windows

II

production of finished, cast, and machined parts for automotive and agricultural machinery

III

cold processing (pressing, cutting, turning, stamping, rolling) up to 10 thousand tons per year

II

enterprises producing household appliances and utensils used in human food via cold processing (pressing, cutting, turning, stamping, rolling)

III

4.13

Household metallurgy

buildings within existing or designed social and household service facilities for medical purposes (dentistry, prosthetics, artificial organ production) and jewelry activities

II

4.14

Jewelry production

enterprises for automated production of jewelry from non-ferrous and other metals using machines

III

4.15

Construction materials

production of plumbing fixtures from metal

III

production of radiators for heating systems

III

workshops for production of profiles and cladding for doors and windows

III

5. Chemical Industry, Mineral Fertilizer Facilities

5.1

Chemical product and mineral fertilizer production enterprises

Type I hazardous production facilities

IV

Type II hazardous facilities

III

Type III hazardous facilities

II

facilities not classified as hazardous production facilities

I

5.2

Production of plant protection products

based on microbiological synthesis

IV

5.3

Storage for toxic chemical products and mineral fertilizers

more than 50 tons

IV

up to 50 tons

III

5.4

Open warehouses for storage and loading of mineral fertilizers

including other minerals

IV

5.5

Production facilities of the chemical industry

explosive substances; radioactive substances (isotopes)

IV

rubber and industrial rubber products; polymer products

III

5.6

Chemical and synthetic product manufacturing facilities

washing and cleaning agents; artificial and synthetic fibers (viscose, lavsan, cellophane, etc.); rubber, tires, industrial rubber; technical oils; alcohol production via hydrolysis (including technical alcohols)

III

5.7

Enterprises producing household chemical products from finished raw materials

washing and cleaning, sanitary-hygienic agents, shampoos, etc.

III

5.8

Soap production enterprise

small-scale production

II

5.9

Chemical material production enterprises

fibers, polymer materials, and plastics

III

5.10

Plastic processing and plastic product manufacturing enterprise

casting, extrusion, pressing, vacuum forming, etc.

III

5.11

PVC and polyethylene product manufacturing enterprises

bags, containers, and other household products

III

5.12

Polyurethane production

III

5.13

Air separation product manufacturing enterprise

extraction of hydrogen, chlorine, ammonia used in metallurgy

IV

5.14

Enterprises producing compressed and liquefied products as a result of separation

compressed nitrogen, oxygen, etc.

IV

5.15

Photochemical product enterprises

photographic paper, plates, photo and film materials

III

5.16

Tanning substance manufacturing enterprise

III

5.17

Acid production

all types

IV

6. Machinery, Instrument-making, and Machine-tool Industry Facilities

Heavy Industry and Transport Machinery

6.1

Metallurgical machinery plants

production buildings with a total area of 20 — 90 thousand m²

IV

6.2

Machinery enterprises

production of heavy presses

IV

chemical-oil industry

IV

light and food industries

IV

household appliance machinery

IV

6.3

Aircraft manufacturing enterprises

including technical maintenance

IV

6.4

Automotive industry enterprises

conveyor assembly workshops for up to 25 daily passenger cars

III

passenger cars and trucks, electric vehicles, electric buses

IV

6.5

Agricultural machinery enterprises

tractors, machinery for agriculture, animal husbandry, and feed production

IV

6.6

Construction, road construction, and communal machinery enterprises

including production of small-scale mechanization equipment

IV

production of lifting cranes, traction electrical equipment

IV

6.7

Production of road-construction machines, automobiles, and bodies

graders, scrapers, bulldozers, dump trucks, etc.

III

6.8

Enterprises for repairing rolling stock and aviation equipment

railway depots and aviation equipment repair parks

IV

6.9

Enterprises for building railway (freight and passenger) and metro cars, repairing rolling stock and electric buses

production buildings with a total area of 10 — 110 thousand m²

IV

6.10

Plants for the production of diesel locomotives and electric trains

production buildings with a total area of 10 — 100 thousand m²

IV

6.11

Production of accumulators, galvanic batteries, and cells

including production of lead-acid and alkaline accumulators

IV

6.12

Enterprises for metalworking and production of small parts for agricultural machinery

with painting works, without casting works

III

product manufacturing by metal stamping

III

6.13

Production of bicycles, mopeds, scooters, and electric scooters

bicycle assembly workshop for up to 10 thousand units per year

II

full-cycle production enterprises for bicycles, mopeds, scooters, and electric scooters

III

6.14

Shipbuilding enterprises

production of self-propelled, non-self-propelled, and technical fleet vessels

IV

Production of Instruments and Machine Tools

6.15

Enterprises for the production of instruments or devices (with production building area of 35 thousand m2 and more)

containing toxic substances

IV

machine tools and instruments

IV

coordinate measuring machines

IV

instruments used in general machinery

IV

6.16

Enterprises for the production of instruments or devices (with production building area up to 35 thousand m2)

III

6.17

Small production enterprises (with production building area of 2 thousand m2 and more)

machine tools

III

equipment for the meat and dairy industry

III

equipment operating on liquefied and compressed gas

III

assembly and repair of electrical equipment

II

pneumatic automation equipment

II

heating boilers

II

metalworking

II

6.18

Sports equipment manufacturing enterprises

small workshops, artisan shops

II

Electrical Engineering Industry

6.19

Electrical engineering industry facilities (production building area of 35 — 50 thousand m2)

plants for production of turbogenerators and large electric machines; plants for production of voltage transformers; plants for production of high-voltage apparatus; plants for production of transformer substations with capacity up to 1600 kVA; plants for production of complete transformer substations up to 10 kV

IV

6.20

Enterprises for the production of household electrical appliances

production buildings with area up to 5 thousand m²

II

production buildings with area more than 5 thousand m²

III

6.21

Enterprises for the production of electrical instruments

dynamo machines, capacitors, transformers, searchlights, etc.

IV

electric lamps, flashlights, etc. (without casting workshops and without use of mercury)

III

6.22

Production of instruments for automatic control systems of technological processes

automation for shafts/mines

III

sprinkler and drencher systems

III

telecommunication systems

II

security and fire alarms

II

6.23

Cable production enterprise

unshielded or rubber-insulated

III

lead-shielded

IV

6.24

Robotronics

enterprises for assembly of robots and self-propelled remote-controlled equipment

III

6.25

Repair buildings

workshops for repair of mobile devices, computers, office and household appliances

II

workshops for repair of high-voltage equipment and electrical machinery

III

7. Forestry, Woodworking, and Pulp and Paper Industry Facilities

Forestry

7.1

Forestry facilities

determined according to the purpose of buildings and structures

II — III

7.2

Warehouses for storage of wood products and raw materials

sorted, in open areas

II

sorted, in enclosed areas

III

Woodworking

7.3

Wood conservation enterprises

impregnation with salts, alkalis, and chemicals

III

7.4

Enterprises for manufacturing products from wood chips using synthetic resin binders

wood-fiber and particle boards (DSP, DVP)

III

wood-plastic composite boards produced via extruder

III

7.5

Wood cutting and plywood production enterprises

including production of parts for standard buildings

III

7.6

Furniture combines producing carved and synthetic protective coated parts

production of sliced veneer and protective parts

III

7.7

Wooden shipbuilding enterprises

production of cutters and boats

III

7.8

Carpentry enterprises

windows, doors, parquet, boxes, etc.

II

7.9

Furniture production, assembly, and repair enterprises

with varnishing and painting works

III

without varnishing and painting works

II

assembly and repair workshops

II

7.10

Enterprises for production of horse-drawn vehicles

carts, saddles, etc.

II

7.11

Match production

III

Pulp and Paper Industry

7.12

Plant for the production of unbleached sulfate pulp

capacity of 100 thousand tons per year

IV

7.13

Pulp and paper industry facility

III

7.14

Production of paper and cardboard products from finished raw materials

from cellulose, straw, etc.

III

including from waste paper (maculature)

II

7.15

Production of napkins, toilet paper, diapers, and hygiene products

including from recycled products

II

8. Construction Materials Industry Facilities

8.1

Cement plant, enterprises for production of gypsum (alabaster), chalk, lime

cement production with capacity up to 3 million tons per year (Portland cement, Pozzolan cement, Slag Portland cement, etc.)

III

cement production with capacity above 3 million tons per year (Portland cement, Pozzolan cement, Slag Portland cement, etc.)

IV

8.2

Enterprises for production of ceramic products and wall materials

production of 50 million units of conventional bricks per year

III

production of construction ceramics, refractory products