Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We are a Qatari-registered company (QR No: 235465), MOECC licensed, and we sign contracts and interface directly with MOECC and QatarEnergy. No third-party pass-through is required.

Oil and gas operators, EPC contractors and infrastructure developers, government entities, and industrial estates across Mesaieed, Ras Laffan and Manateq zones.

We are one Qatari company offering all three treatment routes: mechanical, chemical and biological, rather than a single niche capability. That means an indicative 40% cost saving versus excavation and disposal, and a typical 8–12 week project closeout.

Qatar is our primary focus, but we're actively building joint-venture partnerships with international technology firms to scale operations across the wider GCC.

In-situ treatment happens directly in the ground, through methods like bioremediation and In-Situ Chemical Oxidation (ISCO), without excavation. Ex-situ methods, like landfarming and soil washing, treat soil after it has been removed. We prioritise in-situ treatment because it avoids the cost and disruption of excavation.

It depends on your soil type, contaminant profile, and project timeline. That is exactly what site investigation and the Remediation Action Plan (RAP) are for. We do not recommend a method until we have assessed the site.

Our average project closeout is 8–12 weeks with full documentation, though the exact timeline depends on site size, contamination depth, and which combination of mechanical, chemical or biological treatment is required.

Yes. Our Emergency Response & Waste Management service covers spill containment, contaminated soil excavation and secure transport, and disposal to MOECC-approved facilities.

Yes, always. Phase 1 and Phase 2 Environmental Site Assessment, soil and groundwater sampling, and a MOECC-ready Remediation Action Plan come before any field mobilisation.

All work is aligned to MOECC Law 30/2002, QatarEnergy HSE specifications, and ISO 14001 & ISO 45001.

A RAP is the MOECC-required plan defining cleanup goals, technology selection, logistics and compliance reporting for a contaminated site. If your project involves confirmed or suspected contamination, you need one before remediation work begins. We prepare it as part of Site Investigation & Consulting.

Under Qatar's waste framework, based on contaminant type and concentration: inert, non-hazardous, or hazardous. Classification is guided by TPH, BTEX and heavy metals testing, and final disposal happens at MOECC-designated facilities.

A closure certificate, chain-of-custody records, GPS-referenced remediation maps, and laboratory verification data, all structured to MOECC Environmental Site Assessment Guidelines and international standards including ASTM E1912 and ISO 18504.

Yes. We coordinate exclusively with registered transport vendors holding valid MOECC transport permits, with soil covered and secured per waste handling law.

Use the contact form or WhatsApp button on this site, or call us directly. We will set up a scoping call and outline the assessment pathway. The first consultation is free.

Yes. Qatar is open for business, but only Qatari companies can sign contracts. We hold the MOECC license and provide local contracts, logistics and client access, while a technology partner brings proven equipment, technical staff and track record.

Yes. We're building Qatar's first dedicated soil restoration facility, with an investment opportunity in equipment, laboratory and working capital to service a $100M+ pipeline across oil, gas and infrastructure.

We aim to respond to every enquiry promptly, typically within one business day. For urgent site issues, WhatsApp or a direct call gets the fastest response.

Yes. That is the core of how we work. Site investigation, remediation execution, and post-remediation verification are delivered end-to-end by one Qatari-licensed provider, not handed off between separate contractors.