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Bachelor's Degree The list of practice bases for the 2019-2020, 2020-2021 academic year in the areas of training of KazNAU Preparation level - bachelor's degree Code and Code and names of educational № Company name Contract Date of Contract classification of areas programs number conclusion of expiration of training the contract date 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 1 JSC "Alatau-Kus" №17-02/81 14.04.2016 14.04.2021 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 2 JSC "Sever-Ptica" 04-04/10 VF 25.09.2017 31.12.2020 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 3 JSC Agro-industrial company "Adal" 04-04/117 VF 07.02.2019 30.12.2023 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 4 "Medeu Commerz" LLP 17-02/48-VF 06.01.2017 основной 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 5 "Afion-Korday" LLP 04-04/05 VF 25.09.2017 31.12.2020 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 6 "KarasaiAgro Service" LLP 04-04/09 VF 25.09.2017 31.12.2020 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 7 "Talas" LLP 04-04/21 VF 25.09.2017 30.12.2020 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 8 "Nur Ay-5" LLP Veterinary sanitary laboratory 04-04/28 VF 25.09.2017 30.12.2020 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 9 "Bereke DK" LLP 04-04/29 VF 25.09.2017 30.12.2020 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 10 "Asyl Merey" LLP 04-04/31 VF 25.09.2017 30.12.2020 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 11 "Zhana Akbulak" LLP 04-04/32 VF 25.09.2017 19.08.2020 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 12 "Arkharaly-Maibuyrek" LLP 04-04/33 VF 25.09.2017 19.08.2020 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 13 LLP "Nur-Asem-Vet" 04-04/35 VF 25.09.2017 30.12.2020 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 14 LLP Scientific and Production Center "Univet" 04-04/36 VF 25.09.2017 30.12.2020 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 15 "Birlik-Agro" LLP 04-04/46 VF 25.09.2017 30.12.2020 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 16 "Tengry Fish" LLP 04-04/47 VF 25.09.2017 30.12.2021 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 17 "Kazakh Research Institute of Fisheries" LLP 04-04/06 VF 08.01.2018 31.12.2018 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 18 "Zaman Firm" LLP 04-04/22 VF 08.01.2018 30.12.2021 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 19 "Elaman Company" LLP 04-04/32 VF 08.01.2018 30.12.2022 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 20 "Shymkent Kus" LLP 04-04/288 VF 11.04.2018 30.12.2022 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 21 "Zhana-Semey-Vet" LLP 04-04/289 VF 11.04.2018 30.12.2022 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 22 "Elimay" LLP 04-04/38 VF 03.01.2019 30.12.2021 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 23 "Firm Zhandos and K" LLP 04-04/47 VF 03.01.2019 30.12.2022 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 24 "Shalabay" LLP 04-04/48 VF 01.02.2019 30.12.2022 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 25 "Alakol-Akbas" LLP 04-04/50 VF 01.02.2019 30.12.2022 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 26 "Tau Samal Company LTD" LLP 04-04/55 VF 01.02.2019 30.12.2022 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 27 Merke Meat Processing Plant LLP 04-04/62 VF 01.02.2019 30.12.2022 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 28 "Antingen" Research and Production Enterprise LLP 04-04/64 VF 01.02.2019 30.12.2022 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 29 "DEP" LLP 04-04/65 VF 01.02.2019 30.12.2022 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 30 "Asyl Ana Ayat" LLP 04-04/76 VF 01.02.2019 30.12.2022 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 31 "Tastak" LLP 04-04/90 VF 07.02.2019 30.12.2022 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 32 "Sharkul food" LLP 04-04/96 VF 07.02.2019 30.12.2022 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 33 "Kulparshin Bazaar" LLP 04-04/98 VF 07.02.2019 30.12.2023 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 34 "Vetstantsia" LLP 04-04/118 VF 07.02.2019 30.12.2023 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 35 "Shalkarov B.K." LLP 04-04/119 VF 07.02.2019 30.12.2023 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 36 "OTES BIO ASIA"LLP 04-04/122 VF 07.02.2019 30.12.2023 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 37 "Sharapat" LLP 04-04/135 VF 05.09.2019 30.12.2023 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 38 "Plemptitsa" LLP 04-04/137 VF 05.09.2019 30.12.2023 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 39 "Equi Lab" LLP 04-04/01 VF 06.01.2020 30.12.2023 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 40 Market Abay-Zhapar "VetSanExpert" LLP 04-04/83 VF 01.02.2019 30.12.2022 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 41 Laboratory of veterinary and sanitary examination Aruzhan 04-04/136 VF 05.09.2019 30.12.2023 "Aruzhan MD" LLP 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 42 State Institution "Zhezkazgan Interdistrict Veterinary 04-04/02-VF 25.09.2017 30.12.2020 Laboratory of the Karaganda Regional Branch" RSE on RVL "RVL" KVKiN Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of 6В091-Veterinary 6В09103 Veterinary sanitation 43 Almaty regional branch of the RSE on RVL "RVL" KVKiN 04-04/06 VF 25.09.2017 31.12.2020 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 44 AlakolMinistry regional of Agriculture veterinary of thelaboratory Republic of ofthe Kazakhstan RSE on the RVL 04-04/13 VF 25.09.2017 31.12.2020 "RVL" KVKN Agroindustrial Complex of the Ministry of 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 45 Zhambyl regional veterinary laboratory of the Almaty regional 04-04/16 VF 25.09.2017 31.12.2020 branch of the RSE on the RVL "RVL" KVKN Ministry of 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 46 KazalinskayaAgriculture of district the Republic veterinary of Kazakhstan laboratory of the Kyzylorda 04-04/23 VF 25.09.2017 30.12.2020 regional branch of the RSE on the RVL "RVL" KVKiN 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 47 BaidibekMinistry ofDistrict Agriculture Veterinary of the Laboratory Republic of YUKOF Kazakhstan RSE on the 04-04/37 VF 25.09.2017 30.12.2020 RVL "RVL" KVKiN Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of 6В091-Veterinary 6В09103 Veterinary sanitation 48 MangystauKazakhstan regional branch of the RSE on the RVL "RVL" 04-04/40 VF 25.09.2017 30.12.2020 KVKiN Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 49 RSE on REM "Sarkand regional veterinary laboratory of the 04-04/285 VF 11.04.2018 30.12.2022 Taldykorgan regional branch 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 50 "Moyinkum veterinary laboratory" of the Zhambyl branch of 04-04/252 VF 28.04.2018 30.12.2021 the RSE on the RVL "RVL" KVKiN Ministry of Agriculture of 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 51 Tyulkubasthe Republic Veterinary of Kazakhstan Laboratory of the SKRF RSE on the 04-04/41 VF 03.01.2019 30.12.2022 RVL "RVL" KVKiN Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 52 Aral veterinary laboratory of the RSE on the RVL "RVL" 04-04/53 VF 01.02.2019 30.12.2022 KVKiN Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 53 "Suzak regional veterinary laboratory" SKRF RSE on RVR 04-04/63 VF 01.02.2019 30.12.2022 "RVL" KVKiN Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 54 "KazygurtKazakhstan regional veterinary laboratory" RSE nv PHV "RVL" 04-04/75 VF 01.02.2019 30.12.2022 KVKiN Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 55 "Almaty regional veterinary laboratory" RSE nv PKhV "RVL" 04-04/107 VF 07.02.2019 30.12.2023 KVKiN Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 56 South Kazakhstan regional branch of the RSE on the RK 04-04/121 VF 07.02.2019 30.12.2023 "Republican Veterinary Laboratory" of the KVK and the 6В091-Veterinary 6В09103 Veterinary sanitation 57 RSEMinistry "Research of Agriculture Institute of of the Biological Republic Safety of Kazakhstan Problems" KN 04-04/04-VF 08.01.2018 30.12.2021 6В091-Veterinary 6В09104 Veterinary sanitation 58 "KazakhMES RK Research Institute of Fisheries" LLP 04-04/06 VF 08.01.2018 31.12.2018 6В091-Veterinary 6В09105 Veterinary sanitation 59 "KazNI Veterinary Institute" branch Zhambyl 04-04/108 VF 07.02.2019 30.12.2023 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 60 "South Kazakhstan Scientific Research Veterinary Station" 04-04/73 VF 01.02.2019 30.12.2022 branch of KazNRVI LLP 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 61 State Institution "Makhambet District Veterinary Department" 04-04/01-VF 25.09.2017 30.12.2020 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 62 State Institution "Veterinary Department of Zhitikarinsky 04-04/15 VF 25.09.2017 31.12.2020 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 63 StateDistrict" Institution "Veterinary Department of Tekeli" 04-04/19 VF 25.09.2017 30.12.2020 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 64 State Institution "Alga District Veterinary Department" 04-04/08 VF 08.01.2018 30.12.2021 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 65 State Institution "Veterinary Department of Bayanaul District" 04-04/13 VF 08.01.2018 30.12.2021 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 66 GKP "Veterinary Department of Akimat of Zhambyl District" 04-04/19 VF 08.01.2018 30.12.2021 of Zhambyl Region 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 67 State Institution "Veterinary Department of Saryagash District" 04-04/30 VF 08.01.2018 30.12.2022 6В091-Veterinary 6В09102 Veterinary sanitation 68 State Institution "Veterinary
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