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Dragon Oil · Cheleken peninsula
ZAM-TEK maintains an active multi-year technology relationship with Dragon Oil, supporting operations on the Cheleken peninsula in Turkmenistan. The work spans stack-level scope: microwave backhaul for site connectivity, tracking systems for vehicles and assets, and operational systems for a working Caspian oilfield. It is the trust anchor of this company — a real operator, a real geography, and a relationship measured in years, not pilots.
What the relationship covers
Microwave backhaul
Aviat NetworksResilient site connectivity for a remote peninsula operation — the layer every other system depends on. Licensed telecommunication installation under Turkmenistan license 1-22-19-102.
Tracking systems
Fleet & assetsVehicle and asset visibility across field operations — GPS fleet tracking with fuel control, and RTLS-grade positioning where operations demand it.
Operational systems
Software layerOperational software that turns connectivity and telemetry into day-to-day field workflows — dashboards, reporting, and integration into existing operator processes.
Scope is intentionally described at stack level. Deployment footprint, named systems, and commercial terms are shared with qualified procurement teams under NDA.
Why Cheleken matters
Context
A working oilfield on a long expansion runway
The Cheleken peninsula is one of the Caspian's longest-producing oil territories, operated by Dragon Oil under a production-sharing framework. The Block 19/20 expansion runway means infrastructure decisions made today must serve operations for years — which is exactly the kind of accountability ZAM-TEK is built for: international vendor technology, local licensed execution, and systems that survive the environment.
For other operators, the relevance is direct: the same stack that runs on Cheleken — microwave backhaul, tracking, operational systems — is deployable on any brownfield Caspian or Gulf asset, pilot-first, with measured KPI evidence before scale.
What we publish — and what we don't
Verifiable facts
The relationship exists, is active since 2022, covers the Cheleken peninsula, and spans connectivity, tracking, and operational systems. No more, no less.
Unvalidated metrics
We do not publish performance percentages, muster-time reductions, or client quotes until they are validated and approved in writing. Slideware numbers help no one's tender.
Evidence pack
Reference conversation, scope confirmation, vendor stack documentation, license and registration papers, and compliance mapping — available through the scoping process.
What procurement teams can request
A structured call path to verify the relationship and scope directly, arranged under NDA.
License 1-22-19-102, registration 15221965, vendor partner documentation, and compliance mapping to ADNOC HSEIA, EBRD ESAP, IsDB, and ISO-aligned controls.
Named-vendor architecture for backhaul, tracking, and operational systems — the same pattern deployable on your asset.
A one-page deployment outline for your site within one working week of the scoping call: coverage assumptions, bill of materials, KPI plan.
Running a brownfield asset?
Tell us the site and the problem. We reply with a scoping path within one working day — and a one-page deployment outline within a week.