Caspian Offshore Construction (COC) is a Kazakhstani marine operator founded in 2003 that manages around 40 vessels — including icebreaking tugs, supply ships, anchor-handling and oil-spill-response craft — for offshore projects in the Northern Caspian. It is a regular contractor to NCOC and provides vessel technical management, diving operations and oil-spill-response services, with additional operations in Russia and Turkmenistan.
The company focuses on services — no products listed.
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Karaganda-based environmental and occupational-safety consultancy founded in 1992, operating an accredited testing laboratory and licensed for radiation-safety and environmental-protection work across Kazakhstan. Its named clients include the upstream producers Embamunaigas and Mangystaumunaigas alongside mining group Kazakhmys Maintenance Services.
KazMorTransFlot (KMTF) is Kazakhstan's national maritime shipping company, established in 1998 and now a subsidiary of KazMunayGas. Based in Aktau, it operates the country's flagged fleet of Aframax tankers, container vessels, dry-cargo ships and support tugs, providing crude-oil transshipment and marine transport on the Caspian Sea.
Stepnogorsk-based (Akmola region) environmental and industrial-safety company with over ten years of operation, offering environmental permitting (ОВОС), production environmental monitoring, radiation surveys and PCB-equipment disposal alongside workplace certification and inspection of pressure vessels and lifting equipment. It runs a mobile laboratory for on-site water, soil and air analysis and states it serves clients across Kazakhstan.