Annual technical maintenance of equipment at Russia's Vostochny Cosmodrome has been completed, according to the Center for Operation of Ground Space Infrastructure (TsENKI).
TsENKI said technicians carried out maintenance on more than 40 systems at the Angara launch complex. Scheduled work was also completed on systems and equipment at the Soyuz-2 launch complex.
All systems ready for use
TsENKI said all the work was completed in full and on the previously set schedule. The organization said all systems had been returned to their original condition, met the requirements of operational documentation, and were ready for their intended use.
TsENKI reported in April that a test stand for the new-generation crewed transport spacecraft (PTK NP) had been installed at Vostochny. In March, the state corporation Roscosmos said work had been completed to restore the service cabin at launch pad 31 at the Baikonur Cosmodrome, which is used for Russia's crewed space program.
