The Czech Ministry of Industry and Trade plans to merge six state testing institutes, including the Prague building testing institute TZUS, into the Czech National Testing Institute (ČNZI) from 1 January 2027, aiming for about 15% savings in annual operating costs.

TZÚS Praha says it attended the SAIE 2026 construction fair in Bologna on 7–10 October 2026 to present its testing, certification and conformity assessment services.

TZÚS Praha outlines EU Regulation 2024/3110 on construction products, in force since January 2025 with most provisions applying from 8 January 2026, replacing CPR 2011 gradually as harmonised specifications are published.

TZÚS Praha hosted EOTA's 52nd Technical Board meeting on 20–21 May 2026, focusing on implementing CPR 2024, changes to EADs and ETAs, ETA validity rules in transition, and the Digital Product Passport.

Czech testing association SZV and the Ministry of Industry and Trade held a seminar on construction products, covering the current CPR (EU) 305/2011 and the new (EU) 2024/3110 regulation with its 15-year transition timetable.

TZÚS Praha opened a new fasteners laboratory in September 2025, testing screws, nails, bolts, nuts and anchors on a ZwickRoell ProLine Z100 machine with EN ISO 9513 class 0.5 extensometer and testXpert III software.

Czech testing institute TZUS has installed a hydraulic testing machine at its Brno branch for tensile and fatigue testing of composite concrete reinforcement to EAD 260023-00-0301, reaching 400 kN tensile and 250 kN compressive force at up to 10 Hz.