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Government of the Tyumen region Department of Investment Policy and State Support of Entrepreneurship of the Tyumen region Institute of entrepreneurship of the Ural Federal District Reference book for investors How to invest in the Tyumen region Tyumen © Department of Investment Policy and State Support of Entrepreneurship of the Tyumen region, 2007 2007 Message of the Governor of the Tyumen region, Mr V.V. Yakushev Dear Sirs, On behalf of one of the largest Russian regions I am truly pleased to welcome you and offer to your attention the investment potential of the Tyumen region and the most perspective investment projects of our region. The Tyumen region belongs to the number of the most successfully developing regions of Russia and disposes herewith of considerable social-economic and scientific research potential… …The industrial production index was one of the highest among the regions of the Ural Federal District and exceeded significantly the allover Russian rate … …The region is situated advantageously in strategic point of view and a connecting link between the eastern and the western territories of the country, the oil and gas North and industrial Ural. The Transsiberian main line and highways of federal value pass through its territory. There is an international airport and large Tyumen and Tobolsk river ports. Supply of resources, required for the development of oil and gas complex in the north of the region, is carried out, mostly, through the south of the region … … Lately substantial growth of goods and services’ production has been achieved in the majority of branches of the regional economics. In 2005, in comparison with the year 2000, the gross regional product (in correlated prices) increased of 45%, the industrial production volume - by 1,5 times, whereas fixed capital stock investments increased by 2,6 times, and agricultural gross output – by 1,3 times. Attraction of investments to the regional economics represents one of the regional authorities’ major activities … …In the region foundations of legal, infrastructure and informational base to attract investments were created; a guarantee mechanism was worked out to protect investors’ rights. The regional law “About the state support and investment activity in the Tyumen region” was adopted … …The Government is ready to assist in granting land lots and other real estate items, which are in the ownership of the region. I would like to stress the idea, that in this situation Russian and foreign investors are in equal conditions. Development of processing industries is considered a priority in the regional economic policy. Nowadays we pay much attention to the development of tourist business using both historical- cultural memorials and a variety of natural-climatic conditions of the territory. The Government of the Tyumen region is open to cooperation with prospective investors, and I am sure, that this will be profitable to our partners and us; stimulate the market filling with qualitative commodities and services and the creation of new working vacancies. I hope, that the presented information will allow you to make a good choice and estimate at true worth the prospects of mutually beneficial cooperation. In the Tyumen region you may always reckon on support and understanding. Governor of the Tyumen region, Mr V.V. Yakushev 1. General inforMaTion on THe TYuMen reGion ...............................................................8 «Procedure for allocation of the state order in the Tyumen region») .............................................84 2. ReGional econoMics, social acTiViTies 13. Procedure for allocation of the state order by conducting an auction............................................90 GRP .......................................................................................................................................14 14. Quotation inquiry ....................................................................................................................91 Industry ..................................................................................................................................14 15. Allocation of the order with the sole supplier ..............................................................................92 Construction ...........................................................................................................................17 appendix №2. inVesTMenT leGislaTion Agriculture ..............................................................................................................................18 Law of the Tyumen region dated July 8, 2003 N 159 «About the state support of investment activity Communications .....................................................................................................................19 in the Tyumen region». It was adopted by the regional Duma on the 24th of June, 2003 (in the edition Budgetary sphere, finances ......................................................................................................10 of the Laws of the Tyumen region dated December 08, 2003 N 175, December 10, 2004 N 289, Commercial immovable property ..............................................................................................21 May 04, 2005 N 373) ...............................................................................................................93 External economic activity ........................................................................................................22 APPENDIX №3. Tariffs in THe TYuMen reGion Small entrepreneurship ............................................................................................................22 1. Resolution of the Regional Energy Commission of the Tyumen region, the Khanty-Mansijsk and Consumer market ....................................................................................................................24 Yamalo-Nenetsk autonomous districts, dated October 25, 2006 N 140 “About establishment of tariffs Tourism and recreation ............................................................................................................26 for electric energy, supplied by providers of last resort, power supplying organizations and retail Healthcare ..............................................................................................................................28 suppliers to consumers of the Tyumen region, the Khanty-Mansijsk autonomous district – Ugra Education and science .............................................................................................................28 and the Yamalo-Nenetsk autonomous district in the zone of centralized energy supply” Culture ...................................................................................................................................28 and Appendix to the resolution of REC “Electric power tariffs for consumers of the Tyumen region, Physical culture and sports .......................................................................................................28 the Khanty-Mansijsk autonomous district – Ugra and the Yamalo-Nenetsk autonomous district .....98 Population social security ........................................................................................................28 2. Regulation of the Government of the Tyumen region, dated December 20, 2006 N 1400-rp “About Security and public order ........................................................................................................28 making revisions to the decree dated May 24, 2006 N 504-RP” and Appendix to the regulation 3. InVesTMenT cliMaTe in THe TYuMen reGion of the Government of the Tyumen region “Limit pay tariffs for water supply and water disposal larGe inVesTors and projecTs .................................................................................... 30 services, provided by organizations in the territory of the Tyumen region ................................... 102 4. InVesTMenT infrasTrucTure. appendix №4 Procedures for iMpleMenTaTion of inVesTMenT projecTs Infrastructure of governmental authorities and local self-government agencies, participating ForMs of THe sTaTe supporT of inVesTMenT acTiViTY .............................................. 34 in the support of investment activity and entrepreneurship in the territory of the Tyumen region .... 106 5. InVesTMenT projecTs 1. Oil and gas complex .............................................................................................................40 2. Electric power industry .........................................................................................................41 3. Mechanical engineering .......................................................................................................41 4. Wood industry .....................................................................................................................41 5. Trade and service .................................................................................................................42 6. Agriculture and food industry ................................................................................................42 7. Construction and building material industry ...........................................................................42 8. Transport and logistics .........................................................................................................43 9. Tourism: participation in infrastructure development projects .................................................44
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