A large batch of non-standard equipment was supplied to the Belarusian NPP by a Beshenkovichi enterprise

A large batch of non-standard equipment was delivered to the construction site of the Belarusian NPP by the Beshenkovichi LLC "Viprotech". Having successfully passed the incoming quality control of products and received permission to supply equipment of the 4th class of responsibility within the system of the Russian corporation "Rosatom", the enterprise is already working on contracts for the supply of products for nuclear power plants in the Russian Federation.

Self-propelled trolleys and trailer trolleys of Beshenkovichi production, designed for the transportation of various goods, are now being used for the construction of a strategically important energy facility for the country. As reported to "Vitebskiye Vesti" by the Director of "Viprotekh" Sergey Karpovich, the contract amount with the general contractor, the Russian OJSC "NIAEP" – "Atomstroyexport" CJSC, amounted to about 6 million Russian rubles. In order to participate in tenders for the supply of works and services for the nuclear industry, "Viprotekh" LLC underwent the necessary certification and obtained the relevant permits. The company's products are included in the Unified Industry Nomenclature Catalog of Equipment and Materials Used in the Design, Construction, and Operation of Nuclear Power Plants. Incidentally, this also gives the right to participate in tenders for the construction of power plants in Russia and those that the Russian side is building abroad.

The first experience of cooperation between Beshenkovichi specialists and the State Institution "Directorate for the Construction of the Nuclear Power Plant" was the design for the "Joint Pioneer Camp for the Construction of the Belarusian NPP" of a rail-side cement warehouse with a capacity of 1200 tons and concrete plants with a total output of 120 cubic meters per hour. The developments were subsequently patented, and the design specialists are currently working at LLC "Viprotekh".