ExxonMobil Guyana Limited (EMGL) is conducting a Local Market Condition Survey to assess the capabilities of local suppliers for fabrication, machining, and repair work.
The company in a public request for information said the survey aims to identify qualified suppliers who can handle tasks ranging from low to high complexity in the Georgetown area.
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The scope includes a variety of work, such as low complexity tasks like non-load bearing steel and handrail fabrication, medium-complexity work such as pump refurbishments and carbon steel pipe fabrication, and high complexity projects, including load-bearing steel fabrication and exotic material pipe fabrication.
ExxonMobil said suppliers must demonstrate their ability to meet industry and international quality control standards.
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They must also ensure quality control for different steel grades to prevent cross-contamination. The work may be carried out directly for EMGL or through prime contractors within the local market.
The search for suppliers capable of meeting these specifications aligns with Exxon’s long-term objectives for the Guyanese energy market.
Local companies are already providing fabrication services for FPSOs, on contract with both SBM Offshore and MODEC. Just last week, SBM Offshore held a steel strike ceremony for the Jaguar FPSO for which three local firms are fabricating over 300 tonnes of steel.
