NPP Gamma, a company under the Ministry of Industry and Trade, has launched a tender for microelectronics assembly and testing equipment. The contract is valued at 732.1 ₽ million, with a deadline for delivery and installation set for November 30, 2026. The procurement aims to modernize the company's design center, covering the entire production cycle from crystal mounting to quality control.
The most expensive item is an electronic scanning system for quality inspection, priced at approximately 175 ₽ million. Additionally, the company is investing 120 ₽ million in a high-precision additive manufacturing unit for layering materials onto substrates. Other equipment includes precision processing systems, crystal mounting tools, and micro-welding units, with costs ranging from 7.5 ₽ million to 65.4 ₽ million per unit.
The tender documentation permits the purchase of foreign equipment because no domestic alternatives meeting the required specifications are listed in the Russian industrial registry. The specific manufacturers and countries of origin will be determined after the auction concludes. This project follows previous investments, including a 256 ₽ million contract for a Europlacer ATOM 4 system in May 2026.
NPP Gamma has been operating its production complex since 2019, focusing on small-batch and individual radio-electronic manufacturing. The current technical upgrade is intended to expand the facility's production capabilities. In 2025, the company already allocated 142.8 ₽ million for equipment related to mounting components on printed circuit boards.
