ExxonMobil Guyana Limited (EMGL) has issued a public Request for Information (RFI) as it plans to put in place a services agreement for tubular and accessories rental services to support its drilling campaign in Guyana.
The RFI aims to identify suppliers with qualified personnel and the capacity to provide tubular and accessories rental services within the Georgetown area for the ExxonMobil Guyana drilling program.
According to the scope outlined, contractors must be able to support several technical and operational disciplines throughout the contract period.
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These include compliance with API drill pipe standards and recommended practices, tubular supply chain and logistics expertise, and project management.
Suppliers are also expected to have facilities and procedures for tubulars, crossovers, and accessories storage, including proper cleaning, inspection, and preservation. The scope further requires assembly, make-up, and pressure testing capabilities, along with the ability to design and provide machining support for accessories, or access to equivalent services.
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Accessories referenced in the RFI include, but are not limited to, pups, crossovers, handling or lift subs, full-opening safety valves, side entry subs, and treating iron.
EMGL is the operator of the Stabroek Block, where ExxonMobil Guyana Limited and its co-venturers have made more than 30 commercial discoveries since 2015. Oil production began in December 2019 and continues to rise, driving increased demand for specialized drilling and support services in Guyana.
