Kazakhstan Awards Software Maintenance Contract Under World Bank–Backed DARE Digital Economy Project
05 Feb 2026
IntroductionKazakhstan has announced a new contract award under the Digital Acceleration for an Inclusive Economy (DARE) Project, reinforcing its commitment to modernizing public financial systems and advancing digital transformation. The contract focuses on maintaining critical budget management software used for World Bank-supported project implementation.Contract DetailsThe contract award notice OP00422615 confirms that the agreement was issued on 23 January 2026 and published on 26 January 2026. The procurement was carried out through the Direct Selection method, reflecting the specialized nature of the services.Key contract highlights:Project - Kazakhstan Digital Acceleration for an Inclusive Economy (DARE)Financing - World Bank (IBRD Loan 96490)Scope - Maintenance of the “Configuration Budget” software on the 1C platform - World Bank moduleContract duration - 36 monthsSigned contract value - KZT 1,800,000The assignment ensures the continuous operation and support of financial management software used in World Bank–funded programs.Awarded BidderThe contract was awarded to Seven Hills of Kazakhstan LLP, an Astana-based technology company specializing in software services and IT solutions.Winning bid details:Bid price at opening - KZT 1,800,000Evaluated bid price - KZT 1,800,000Final contract price - KZT 1,800,000The procurement reflects a focused approach to maintaining mission-critical government financial systems.Project SignificanceStrengthening Public Financial ManagementThe “1C Budget” platform plays a key role in managing finances for World Bank–funded projects. Reliable maintenance ensures:Accurate budgeting and reportingCompliance with international financial standardsImproved transparency and accountabilitySupporting Kazakhstan’s Digital TransformationThe DARE Project aims to accelerate digitalization across government institutions and support inclusive economic growth. Maintaining core financial software is essential for sustaining digital public services.Strategic ImpactThe contract supports Kazakhstan’s broader digital economy agenda by:Ensuring uninterrupted operation of financial systemsEnhancing efficiency in project implementationSupporting long-term digital governance reformsReliable IT infrastructure is increasingly critical as governments adopt digital platforms to manage public programs and services.ConclusionWith the software maintenance contract now awarded, Kazakhstan continues to strengthen its digital public sector infrastructure under the DARE Project. The 36-month assignment will help ensure smooth financial management and support ongoing digital transformation initiatives.#Kazakhstan #ContractAward #ProcurementNews #WorldBankProjects #DigitalTransformation #GovernmentContracts #PublicFinancialManagement #ITServices #DAREProject
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Kazakhstan Consultant Awarded Contract for One Health Communications under Central Asia Pandemic Resilience Project
10 Nov 2025
The World Bank-funded "One Health for Pandemic Prevention, Food Systems Resilience, and Ecosystem Health in Central Asia" initiative, which aims to improve regional pandemic preparedness, food security, and ecosystem protection throughout Central Asia, has awarded a contract to a Kazakhstani consultant to provide communications and public relations expertise. the KZT 15.79 million contract was legally awarded via the Individual Consultant Selection (INDV) process under the procurement reference EH-2025-C-010. In order to increase the project's exposure and impact, the 12-month engagement includes outreach support, stakeholder engagement, and strategic communications.Contract and Selection DetailsImplemented under the Trust Fund TF-C7896, the assignment focuses on developing and executing a regional communications strategy for the One Health initiative - an integrated framework linking human, animal, and environmental health.The awarded individual consultant, based in Kazakhstan, ranked first in the evaluation process. Competing professionals included Erasyl Ashimbay, Sayagul Alimbekova, Olga Yaroslavtseva, and Aziza Murzashova, with two candidates rejected due to the unavailability of key experts.Project SignificanceThe One Health Project (P181459) represents a major regional effort to strengthen pandemic prevention systems and food resilience across Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. By focusing on cross-sectoral coordination and capacity building, the program aims to prevent zoonotic diseases, enhance biosurveillance, and promote sustainable environmental practices.The hiring of a public relations and communications specialist underscores the World Bank’s commitment to transparency, knowledge dissemination, and effective stakeholder engagement. The consultant will develop communication materials, manage outreach campaigns, and document project milestones for wider dissemination across Central Asia.Broader ImpactAs Central Asian governments work together to mitigate health and climate risks, the communication component will play a vital role in promoting collaboration and raising awareness. The contract is expected to help amplify key messages on pandemic resilience and ecosystem health, aligning with the global One Health approach.Latest Government Tenders and Contract Awards in Kazakhstan - KazakhstanTendersKazakhstanTenders - Your trusted source for latest government tenders, RFPs, RFQs, and contract awards in Kazakhstan Stay updated with the latest public procurement opportunities and tender notices in Kazakhstan at KazakhstanTenders Find all Kazakhstan government tenders, eProcurement updates, and contract award notices on KazakhstanTendersExplore live tenders, bids, and procurement opportunities in Kazakhstan with KazakhstanTenders - the KazakhstanTenders portableKazakhstanTenders brings you verified tenders, procurement news, and contract awards from Kazakhstan #Kazakhstan #WorldBank #ContractAward #PandemicPrevention #FoodSystemsResilience #EcosystemHealth #PublicHealthProjects #DevelopmentTenders #ProcurementNews #ConsultantSelection #TendersArabia
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