RF Government Executive Order No. 1047-p dated 21.06.2010 PDF

Full title and description

RF Government Executive Order No. 1047-р (English title often rendered as "RF Government Executive Order No. 1047‑p") dated 21 June 2010 — Rasporyazhenie Pravitelstva Rossiyskoy Federatsii ot 21 iyunya 2010 g. № 1047‑р. The document approved an annexed list of national standards (GOSTs) and sets of rules (SNiP/svody pravil) or parts thereof, the application of which on a mandatory basis ensures compliance with the Federal Law "Technical Regulations on Safety of Buildings and Structures".

Abstract

This executive order established a formal list of standards and codes whose application was required (for the purposes specified) to demonstrate conformity with the Federal Law on technical regulation for building and structural safety (Federal Law No. 384‑FZ). The list includes a range of national standards (GOST/GOST‑R) and selected sections of legacy construction codes (SNiP), addressing structural reliability, geotechnical classification, climate parameters, corrosion protection, monitoring and inspection rules, loading and design assumptions, and related topics. The order was later superseded by a subsequent government act.

General information

• Status: Repealed / ceased to be in force — the order was recognized as having lost force by Government Decree No. 1521 dated 26 December 2014, effective 1 July 2015.
• Publication date: 21 June 2010 (Rasporyazhenie No. 1047‑р).
• Publisher: Government of the Russian Federation (approved by the Chairman of the Government). The printed/official record is an act of the Russian Government (Rasporyazhenie).
• ICS / categories: Construction standards and regulatory framework; building safety; technical regulation and conformity assessment; national standards listing (construction and engineering practice).
• Edition / version: Original government order (№ 1047‑р, 21 June 2010); subsequently superseded by Government Decree No. 1521 (26 December 2014) which entered into force 1 July 2015.
• Number of pages: Main order (short text) with annex listing standards — official publication includes the annex of listed standards (annex length: list of ~90+ items). Exact page count depends on the publisher/compilation; the consolidated publication including annex typically spans multiple pages.

Scope

The order's scope was to approve a specific consolidated list of national standards and parts of standards and codes the mandatory application of which ensures compliance with the Federal Law "Technical Regulations on Safety of Buildings and Structures" (Federal Law No. 384‑FZ of 30 December 2009). It identified which normative documents (or portions of them) were to be treated as providing the required technical rules and norms for purposes of conformity assessment, project documentation, construction, inspection and monitoring of buildings and structures. The list covered topics from structural reliability and geotechnical classification to microclimate, corrosion protection, monitoring, design loads and selected SNiP sections.

Key topics and requirements

• Approval and formalization of a list of national standards and code sections whose application ensures compliance with the Federal technical regulation on building safety.
• Inclusion of GOST and GOST‑R standards addressing structural reliability, soils classification, microclimate parameters, corrosion protection, inspection and monitoring procedures, normative loads and calculation schemes, project documentation requirements, and other construction safety topics. (xn----ctbhcnewrrow6gsa.xn--p1ai)
• Specification that only the parts/sections of certain legacy SNiP documents listed in the annex were to be mandatory where indicated.
• Relationship to Federal Law No. 384‑FZ — the order operated to translate statutory safety requirements into concrete normative documents to be used in practice.
• Temporal/legal status: the order was later withdrawn/replaced by a government decree updating the approved list of mandatory standards (see Government Decree No. 1521 of 26 December 2014).

Typical use and users

Primary users included government regulators, state and local building control bodies, expert and certification organizations, design institutes and engineering offices, construction and maintenance contractors, and organizations responsible for inspection and monitoring of buildings and structures. The document served as a reference for which standards and code sections should be applied to demonstrate legal compliance with the technical regulation during design, construction, commissioning and operation.

Related standards

Directly related: Federal Law No. 384‑FZ "Technical Regulations on Safety of Buildings and Structures" (30 December 2009). The order lists numerous national standards (GOST/GOST‑R) and SNiP sections — examples include GOST 27751‑88 (structural reliability), GOST 25100‑95 (soils classification), GOST 30494‑96 (microclimate parameters), GOST R 53778‑2010 (inspection and monitoring rules), and multiple SNiP chapters. The order itself was superseded/withdrawn by Government Decree No. 1521 of 26 December 2014 (effective 1 July 2015), which established an updated mandatory list.

Keywords

Rasporyazhenie 1047‑р; RF Government Order 1047; national standards list; GOST; SNiP; building safety; technical regulation; Federal Law 384‑FZ; conformity; inspection and monitoring; structural reliability; construction design.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: It is not a single technical standard but a Government executive order (Rasporyazhenie No. 1047‑р of 21 June 2010) that approved a consolidated list (annex) of national standards and code sections the mandatory application of which ensured compliance with the Federal Law on safety of buildings and structures.

Q: What does it cover?

A: The order covers the formal identification of specific GOSTs, GOST‑R standards and parts of SNiP/code documents to be treated as mandatory references for demonstrating compliance with the Federal technical regulation on building safety; topics include structural reliability, soils, microclimate, corrosion protection, loading assumptions, monitoring and inspection procedures, project documentation requirements and related construction safety matters. (xn----ctbhcnewrrow6gsa.xn--p1ai)

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Regulators, state construction supervision bodies, design and engineering organizations, certification and testing bodies, construction contractors, and building owners/operators who need to apply the listed standards to meet statutory safety requirements.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: The order was recognized as having lost force by Government Decree No. 1521 dated 26 December 2014; the repeal became effective on 1 July 2015. Therefore the 2010 order is superseded and not current; users should consult the later decree and the currently effective list of mandatory standards.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: It was an implementation act tied directly to Federal Law No. 384‑FZ (the technical regulation for buildings and structures) and formed part of a broader set of governmental acts and agency orders that define which standards are mandatory or voluntary in the construction sector. Subsequent government acts (for example Decree No. 1521/2014) replaced or updated these approved lists.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: 1047‑р; Rasporyazhenie; national standards list; GOST; SNiP; building safety; technical regulation; Federal Law 384‑FZ; mandatory standards; conformity.