| Customers: Rosatom Contractors: Postgres Professional (PPG, Postgres Professional) Product: Postgres Pro EnterpriseProject date: 2025/11
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The state corporation Rosatom"" buys licenses DBMS Postgres Pro Enterprise for an unlimited number of processor cores compatible with the domestic processor "" and Elbrus Russian operating systems. Linux₽828 million was allocated for the purchase. The tender was published on the public procurement website on November 28, 2025.
According to CNews, the acceptance of applications for participation in the electronic auction ended on December 8, 2025. At the time of publication of the material, the procedure for the work of the commission was underway. The results of the selection of the supplier began to be summed up on December 29. Rosatom will spend money on the purchase of a simple non-exclusive license to use DBMS software for an unlimited number of processor cores.
According to the terms of reference, the customer receives exclusive rights to install and distribute the software. Within 36 months from the date of signing the act, the company may install software in an unlimited number of copies. It is possible to transfer the rights to use the software to any persons affiliated with ROSATOM on a reimbursable or gratuitous basis on the basis of sublicense agreements.
An unlimited number of instances allows you to deploy database management system to all required servers at no additional cost. The transfer of rights to affiliates extends the license to subsidiaries and divisions of the state corporation. This creates a single ecosystem of databases within the holding.
The system should not have artificial restrictions on the size of the database, the number of records, indices or the volume of large binary objects. Support for tables ranging from 32 TB and fields ranging from 1 GB is mandatory.
The lack of restrictions is critical for large corporate systems. Rosatom Data Base store huge amounts of technical documentation, calculation results and production data. Table sizes can reach tens of terabytes with long-term accumulation of information.[1]
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