Oil & gas consulting firms in Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan company of the Italian engineering group Proger S.p.A.: Caspian Proger Engineering and Consulting LLP was opened in 2002 according to Proger, with its head office in Atyrau and a second office in Almaty. According to Proger, the company has worked on Kashagan since the experimental programme of the early 2000s; its references for Agip KCO include engineering for artificial islands A and D, the Karabatan water treatment plant and the Koshanai waste management facility, and in 2014 a new Atyrau office was opened for work with KPO and NCOC. Proger announced on 26 May 2021 that, through Caspian Proger, it had signed a five-year framework agreement with NCOC worth up to USD 20 million for multidisciplinary engineering, project management and support services at the Kashagan onshore and offshore facilities. According to the company, it employs more than 50 professionals, 40 of them local.

Multidisciplinary engineering for operating onshore and offshore facilities (according to Proger) · Project management (according to Proger) · Project support services (according to Proger) · Engineering and project management for offshore artificial islands (according to Proger) · +2 more

Lloyd's Register Kazakhstan

Service companyAlmaty

Kazakhstan LLP of the UK-based classification society and assurance group Lloyd's Register, based in Almaty. Business-directory listings show additional contact lines with Atyrau and Aktau area codes alongside the Almaty office, consistent with Lloyd's Register's global business of classification, verification, asset-integrity and compliance services for the energy sector.

Classification and verification services · Asset integrity management · Compliance and technical assurance

TKJV (Technip Energies)

EPC / Engineering · Service companyKaraganda +3

Kazakhstan-registered joint venture of Technip Energies (France) and the Karaganda Promstroyproekt Institute LLP (KPSP), created in 2019; according to Technip Energies, the partners hold equal shares. Its head office is in Karaganda and, according to the company, it has branch offices in Atyrau, Aksai and Almaty. According to the company, it provides conceptual studies, pre-FEED, FEED and detailed engineering for operating fields, as well as project management consultancy (PMC). In July 2021 Technip Energies reported a five-year frame agreement between TKJV and NCOC for the Aktote, Kairan and Kashagan fields, from conceptual studies to pre-FEED; on 18 June 2024 Technip Energies, through TKJV, signed a five-year services frame agreement with Karachaganak Petroleum Operating, from consulting and concept to detailed engineering. A state public-hearing notice for a hearing on 22 June 2026 names TKJV as the developer of the design documentation for the tie-in and hook-up of well 98102 at the Karachaganak field.

Conceptual, feasibility and concept-select studies · Field master plans (with Genesis) (according to the company) · Pre-FEED engineering · FEED and basic engineering · +2 more

Kazakhstani geological exploration company offering a full cycle of survey work: geophysical methods (seismic, electrical, borehole logging), core and rotary drilling, and hydrogeological assessment. Clients span mining majors and, for oil and gas, the Karachaganak field.

Seismic, electrical and gravity survey · Borehole geophysical logging · Core and rotary exploration drilling · Hydrogeological survey

TÜV Rheinland Kazakhstan

Service companyAstana

Kazakhstan subsidiary of the German testing and inspection group TÜV Rheinland, registered in 2015 with its seat in Astana. Its Kazakhstan website covers testing and assessment, certification and auditing, inspection and supervision, training and consulting, including boiler and pressure vessel inspection to ASME and PED requirements.

Boiler and pressure vessel inspection (ASME, PED) · Manufacturing and vendor inspection · Certification and auditing · Inspection and supervision · +2 more

DeGolyer and MacNaughton

Service companyAstana

US petroleum consulting firm operating a Central Europe/Asia division with a branch office in Astana staffed by around 20 geologists, petrophysicists and reservoir/production engineers. The Astana team has evaluated more than 150 Kazakhstan fields and works with the national oil company on reserve classification and development practices.

Reserves and resources classification · Field evaluation and reservoir management · Well completion and production optimisation advisory · Staff mentoring and best-practice transfer

KBR

EPC / Engineering · Service company

US engineering and technology company KBR, Inc. The company's website lists no office in Kazakhstan, and the subsidiary lists in its annual reports for 2020 and 2025 contain no Kazakhstan legal entity. According to the company's 2020 statement, KBR has worked on projects in Kazakhstan since 1993; in March 2017 it won a two-year NCOC call-off contract for conceptual studies and pre-FEED engineering for the Kashagan, Aktote, Kairan and Kalamkas fields. In May 2020 KBR and NIPIneftegas JSC announced an engineering joint venture; no public information about its projects was found. In August 2026 KBR announced that its PureSAF technology had been selected for the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant of KMG-Aero and KazFoodProducts: the company acts as licensor and supplies its proprietary engineering design for the technology.

Conceptual studies and pre-FEED engineering — for NCOC in 2017–2019 · Technology licensing with proprietary engineering design (PureSAF, 2026)