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Tuesday, September 25, 2018
As drilling programs off the coast of South Africa move closer to launch dates oil companies are looking for support services for their respective drilling campaigns. One of these companies has approached the South Africa Oil & Gas Alliance (SAOGA) for help in securing drilling support services. SAOGA said that the services will be needed in 2019/2020 and cover a vast spectrum.
Some of the services required include a drilling rig, helicopter services, coring, cementing, and casing services, as well as wireline logging and drill testing services.
The oil company is hoping that SAOGA can help identify potential local service providers who can provide the required services in South Africa. SAOGA said that the intension is to create adatabase and subsequently a contract strategy for their operations in South Africa.
A prequalification process which is part of due diligence in accordance with the company’s standards will be conducted. On the basis of the due diligence process, service providers will then be invited to participate in the “Request for Information” for specific services. Further, a full scope of work will be issued to shortlisted candidates who meet their compliance and technical standards.
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