'Standardizer of the Year' Award Opens for 2026 Submissions
'Standardizer of the Year' Award Opens for 2026 Submissions
'Standardizer of the Year' Award Opens for 2026 Submissions
Submissions are now open for the annual 'Standardizer of the Year' award. The competition aims to promote standardization and honour professionals in the field. Participation is free for all entrants. The event is organised by Russia’s Ministry of Industry and Trade and Rosstandart. It invites entries across seven categories, such as practical contributions, education, and young standardizer of the year.
Detailed rules and guidelines are available on the official website. Applications will be accepted until 31 August 2026. The award recognises outstanding work in standardisation. Winners will be selected based on their contributions to the field. The deadline for submissions remains strict.
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