Identify the installations
State vessel type, tanks or reservoirs, capacity and previous contents. Distinguish areas requiring cleaning from residue volumes to remove.
COMAGAL ENERGY · Founded in 2007
COMAGAL holds a collection and transport authorisation issued by the competent authorities. The covered waste and conditions are stated in that document. Request a copy for your supplier file.
Previous contents, known residues, capacity and access conditions help define the project. Tell us whether you require cleaning, residue collection or both.
Identify cleaning, collection and any additional work separately.
Provide access arrangements, preferred dates and your contact person.
Specify the pieces needed by purchasing or HSE and any expected completion report. Their availability will be confirmed in the proposal.
Cleaning does not automatically include degassing or a gas-free certificate. Mention this requirement in your first enquiry so the possible scope can be checked.
Understand the COMAGAL offer
On-board work must account for the vessel, installations involved and available time in port. COMAGAL offers marine cleaning and petroleum residue collection: describe both requirements together for a coherent proposal.
State vessel type, tanks or reservoirs, capacity and previous contents. Distinguish areas requiring cleaning from residue volumes to remove.
Provide port, berth if known, expected dates and the on-board or shore contact. Access possibilities and port coordination are assessed before confirming arrangements.
Used oils, sludge or known mixtures: state origin, estimated quantity and storage. Materials accepted must fall within the authorised collection and transport scope.
Owner, agent, technical manager or purchasing team: identify the enquiry coordinator and expected documents. The proposal defines services and terms without implying certificates or work that has not been agreed.
Tell us your city, requirement and estimated quantity. We will discuss the next steps with you.