Technopark Rameev

2011

Construction of technopark Rameev began within the "Creation in the Russian Federation of Technoparks in the field of High Technologies" program in 2011. The complex was placed on the land plot of 6.8 hectares. The area of buildings was 45.2 thousand square meters. The total amount of financing was 2.53 billion rubles of federal and regional budgets. The technopark is called in honor of the scientist-inventor Bachir Rameev who created the first Soviet electronic computers "Arrows" and "Urals-1".

2014

On December 28, 2014 in Penza the Minister of Telecom and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation Nikolai Nikiforov and the governor of the Penza region Vasily Bochkaryov opened technopark in the field of high Rameev technologies. The Minister of Telecom and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation examined objects of technopark, got acquainted with its potential production, examined products of JSC Operator of the Electronic Government resident companies, JSC Penza Research Electrotechnical Institute, including hi-tech medical products which do not have analogs in the world. The educational program of the Penza state university and the developing Yarrow program for school students were submitted to the minister. In conclusion of a trip Nikolai Nikiforov visited the museum of the first electronic computers created based on Rubin scientific and production association.

At the end of 2014 in the open body of technopark nine resident companies with total revenue about 30 million rubles a year were placed, 96 high-performance jobs are created. The main activities of the resident companies are modern medical, information, space technologies.