State-owned joint-stock company established by Kazakhstan government decree on 29 August 2024 to carry out operational oil-spill response measures, with the state's shares held by the Ministry of Emergency Situations. It was equipped from state resources with unmanned helicopter-type aircraft and mobile pump-trailer stations, and in October 2025 signed a cooperation memorandum on emergency oil-spill response and marine-operations support with Finland's Lamor Corporation.
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.
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.
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.