Several innovations from Moscow-based companies have been incorporated into the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade's registry.

These advancements facilitate participation in tenders, streamline procurement processes, and support import substitution in industrial equipment and educational technologies, said Maxim Liksutov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow.

"Following instructions from Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin, a comprehensive set of support tools has been created in the city, helping companies increase production capacities and implement innovative developments successfully. The inclusion of new technological solutions in the Ministry of Industry and Trade's registry confirms that the city's industrial sector is producing high-quality, in-demand, and competitive equipment. These advancements are now accessible to government customers without additional barriers, opening up new horizons for the growth of domestic machine engineering and educational robotics," said Maxim Liksutov.

Moscow factories are producing innovative products for the energy, industrial, transportation, telecommunications, construction, space, and other sectors.

"The inclusion of Moscow manufacturers' equipment in the registry opens up new opportunities for participating in tenders and government procurement. Now, customers from the public and education sectors can purchase domestic equipment without additional approval procedures, significantly simplifying the procurement process and contributing to the development of import substitution in industrial equipment and educational technologies," added Anatoly Garbuzov, Moscow government minister and head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy.