DISCLAIMER: This article contains unverified allegations from anonymous sources regarding procurement practices at Tengizchevroil (TCO). The claims described have not been independently verified, no official investigations or charges have been confirmed, and all named individuals and companies are presumed innocent of any wrongdoing. The information presented reflects allegations made by self-described whistleblowers and should not be considered as established fact.

Anonymous individuals claiming to be former employees of Tengizchevroil (TCO), a major oil and gas joint venture in Kazakhstan operated by Chevron, have reportedly raised concerns about alleged procurement irregularities within the company's operations. These unverified claims, which have not been substantiated by documentary evidence or official findings, center on procurement processes over the past two years and raise questions about compliance with international business standards, writes Kirill Belyaninov, an international journalist.

According to these unconfirmed reports from individuals whose credibility cannot be independently assessed, questions have emerged about whether certain tender procedures may have favored specific contractors. The anonymous sources reportedly claim that tender process RFX6134801 for accommodation services may have involved procedural irregularities, specifically questioning whether a company called Karat LLP met all technical requirements at the time a contract was...

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