At Omamanya, we don’t just run tests — we deliver the technical certainty that lets engineers build with confidence. Through meticulous geotechnical investigations, on-site sampling, and laboratory analysis, we ensure every project is grounded in data that holds.
We are currently the ONLY SADCAS accredited laboratory in Namibia!
Being accredited to SADCAS ISO/IEC 17025 means that a laboratory has been independently assessed and officially recognised as technically competent to perform specific testing and/or calibration activities.
International Organization for Standardization ISO/IEC 17025 is the international standard that sets the requirements for:
It applies to:
SADCAS is the accreditation body that evaluates whether a laboratory complies with ISO/IEC 17025 requirements.
Yes. Omamanya holds ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation, making us the only accredited testing laboratory of our kind in Namibia. This means our testing methods, equipment calibration, and results are independently verified to meet stringent international standards. For clients on projects requiring defensible data, such as mine infrastructure, government contracts, or international funding, this accreditation provides assurance that our results will withstand scrutiny.
A geotechnical investigation provides critical information about soil and ground conditions before construction begins. This helps engineers design safe and cost-effective foundations, identify potential ground-related risks, reduce construction delays, and ensure the long-term stability of structures.
Yes. We regularly undertake projects across Namibia, including remote sites. We have experience working in the Khomas, Karas, Erongo, Kunene, Kavango, and Zambezi regions, among others. For extended remote assignments, we can deploy on-site laboratory and field investigation teams for the duration of the project.
