GMCS Central Asia coordinates our activities in Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyz Republic,
Turkmenistan, Mongolia, Uzbekistan working on strategically important projects financed
by the international financial institutions and donor agencies.
We provide a wide range of services for projects financed by IFIs, as well as directly to international donor agencies.
GMCS GROUP provides project implementation and management services for projects financed by International Financial Institutions in full compliance with international best practices and lenders' requirements.
GMCS GROUP is qualified and experienced in providing a
full range of procurement support for IFI-financed projects in Russia and the CIS.
We successfully completed assignments for the World Bank, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
How we do it
We structure and raise project financing for infrastructure and industrial projects.
We are qualified to advise within a PPP framework as well as commercial projects.
How we do it
GMCS Central Asia
E-mail: secretariat@gmcsgroup.com
GMCS is a growing business. We are always looking for the right people who share our values and want to grow with us.
Solid waste project
In early 2016, GMCS was awarded a consultancy contract by the City of Bishkek, funded by the EBRD (European Bank of Reconstruction and Development)
to improve their MSW (Municipal Solid Waste) management system. This project is highly welcomed by both local and international community.
The Mayor of the city of Bishkek has introduced “Recycling and better handling of waste in Bishkek” (accessible here) and 94 local schools
will teach students and their parents about benefits of recycling and better waste handling.
This will not only educate the new generation, but also dramatically improve the current situation in Bishkek.
This project, since it has a high involvement from community and local media, will dramatically improve the situation
of waste handling and Kyrgyzstan’s environment in general.
GMCS team will be implementing financial and operational improvement program and handle communications to ensure
that everything meets the standards needed. We are more than confident that our team of international, and more importantly
local, experts will meet all the requirements necessary for this project and help to achieve the goals of the community and local government.
Tram Project
The Pavlodar Tram Project in Kazakhstan is a joint initiative of the EBRD and the Pavlodar Oblast Akimat.
Its objectives include rehabilitation of the existing tram infrastructure along with acquisition of new trams.
GMCS was recently awarded a consultancy contract for providing project implementation support,
including procurement and contracts administration. Our goal is to facilitate a timely and effective implementation
of the Tram Project that is vital for the commercial and social activities in Pavlodar.
In the past, GMCS has implemented similar transportation projects in other regions of the former Soviet Union.
We are now looking forward to apply our practical experience to the modernization of public transport system in
Pavlodar, Kazakhstan – in a socially, economically and environmentally sustainable manner.
Urban transport project
GMCS-PRAHA s.r.o. was awarded the contract to provide Consultancy Services to State Communal Unitary Enterprise Trolleybus
to develop a sound and robust regulátory approach for Dushanbe Public Transport. The objectives of the project will include:
providing the City of Dushanbe with a clear Transport stratégy with the definition of the respektive roles of trolleybuses,
buses and minibuses; development of the new route plan, including the regulation of microbuses and analysis of the ongoing
route-tendering regime; creation of effictive monitoring systém of the quality of operators services.
Premium Business Park
Dubai-based PBP Capital together with DPWorld develops a premium business part at Khorgos Special Economic Zone at the Kazakhstan-China border.
GMCS provides project finance advisory services to arrange the requisite debt and equity funding.