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Hydrotesting System Training and Calibration Services

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Borehole hydrogeological testing equipment (KAZ9015) #117645

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Performs technical training and calibration for prime contractors on IAEA projects. Delivers a three-day Russian-language training session, provides first-year calibration services, and offers remote technical support for 12–36 months. Conducts functionality demonstrations. Requires Russian fluency and system expertise. Delivers training, calibration reports, and support logs.

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