52 Central Design Institute (52 CPI)

OJSC 52nd Central Design Institute was one of the leading design organizations in the Far Eastern region. The sphere of activity of the institution included the development of comprehensive documentation, engineering surveys and the release of ready-made projects for the construction of housing, socio-cultural, administrative, industrial, sports, medical facilities.

History

2012: Termination

Presumably, on August 31, 2012, the Company ceased its financial and economic activities (information was taken from the orders on the personnel of the company for January 10 - August 31, 2012). The last order on the personnel of the Company is dated August 31, 2012 and is the date of dismissal of the executive director of the Company^[1].

2011: Reorganization

In accordance with the minutes of the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders of the Company dated December 1, 2011, a decision was made to reorganize 52 CPI OJSC in the form of joining 234 SU OJSC.

2006-2007

In 2006 and 2007, according to the results of the regional competition for the best design organization of the construction industry, the institute was awarded diplomas of the III and II degrees.

2004

In 2004, a group of specialists of the institute was awarded the State Prize in the field of architecture.

1952-1954

The activities of the enterprise also extended to the facilities of the Pacific Fleet, Mongolia, China, in particular, from 1952 to 1954, the comprehensive department of the institute was located in Port Arthur (now Lushun, China). The design documentation was developed under the military theme: military airfields, receiving and transmitting centers, communication facilities, air defense, air force, arrangement of troops, strategic positions - this is an incomplete list of objects designed by the CPI. In the difficult years of perestroika, despite a significant reduction in the number of employees (from a thousand people to 200), 52 CPI retained the material base, the main personnel. The conditions for fruitful work were created, the foundation was laid for a stable financial condition of the organization. In the new economic conditions, active work is underway to attract orders for design work. In addition to the Ministry of Defense, all Federal law enforcement agencies, economic entities of the regional and municipal level, and many commercial organizations of the Far East become permanent customer partners. The geography of the facilities developed by the institute covers the entire territory of the Russian Federation. Employees of "52 TsPI" perform design work, conduct engineering surveys, carry out author's supervision and perform other, related to design, scientific and technical works and services in the field of construction. Increased requirements for the design and estimate documentation issued by the Institute present a variety of natural climatic and engineering and geological conditions in the region, including permafrost, subsidence, seismicity up to 10 points, extremely low temperatures and high humidity. The development of design and technical documents is also carried out taking into account all modern requirements for military infrastructure facilities.

1935: Creation of the Company

The 52nd Central Design Institute - a branch of JSC "31 GPISS" traces its history to 1935, fulfilling the tasks of strengthening the defense capability of the Far Eastern borders of our Fatherland.

During this time, the team performed a huge amount of work to strengthen the country's defense capability, improve the living conditions of military personnel and their families. According to the projects of the institute, thousands of objects were erected throughout the Far East and Transbaikalia. A significant part of them is designed for the complex natural and climatic regions of Kamchatka, Sakhalin, the Kuril Islands with seismicity up to 10 points, the regions of the Far North and the zone of the Baikal-Amur Railway with permafrost soils.

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