OJSC "Concern" Systemprom "provides consulting services in the field of information technology

The testing laboratory of information security tools carries out certification work and certification tests in certification systems of the FSTEC of Russia (State Technical Commission), the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation and the Federal Security Service of Russia.

Services for testing equipment, instruments, devices and equipment for military and domestic use.

Diakont provides industry-leading inspection services and is proud to bring its customers integrated compliance, refurbishment, rehabilitation and maintenance services for existing assets. Our highly experienced personnel employ state-of-the-art equipment to assess and repair any anomalies discovered at customer pipelines, stations, plants, and other facilities. You can count not only on our sterling reputation for safety and peerless excellence in service, but also on the assurance of our discretion in support of your integrity management operations. Services we offer above and beyond our comprehensive inspections include:

The laboratory of high-performance screening is engaged in testing the activity of chemical compounds on various biological targets (kinases, proteases and other types of enzymes, ion channels, membrane receptors of various classes). Screening is carried out both on cellular models and on purified recombinant proteins, depending on the type of Essei. Laboratory equipment allows you to test up to 10 thousand compounds per day.

We are developing various areas related to the improvement of the geological modeling tool aimed to design geological models so as to estimate the reserves, develop field projects, prepare the area for prospecting and exploratory drilling and substantiate production drilling.

Regionally influenced studying stage of the subsurface resource prospects so as to evaluate hydrocarbon potential plays a crucial role in choosing the main directions and objects to perform exploration works.

Control of field seismic survey