A Request for Information (RFI) has been issued by ExxonMobil Guyana Limited (EMGL) to identify suppliers capable of providing and operating Fast Supply Vessels (FSVs) to support its expanding offshore activities in the Stabroek Block.
The company plans to establish a non-binding agreement for the provision and operation of these vessels, which are to be delivered by April 1, 2026, for an initial one-year charter with three optional one-year extensions. EMGL said vessel providers are also encouraged to share information on vessels that could become available after that date.
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All FSVs must have been built in 2012 or later and possess a five-year certification completed within the last two years before entering service. Providers must be registered to operate in Guyana and have adequate local resources to support maintenance and vessel operations within Guyanese waters.
Each vessel must be equipped or capable of accommodating a FUELTRAX® system, 360° CCTV coverage, 90-day footage storage, DP2 capability, and V-Sat bandwidth for communications. The vessels must also be able to transit the Demerara River at any time, requiring a maximum draft of approximately 4.5 meters.
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ExxonMobil, operator of the prolific Stabroek Block, has made over 30 commercial discoveries since 2015.
With production continuing to rise since first oil in December 2019, the company said its demand for logistics and maritime support services in Guyana will continue to grow in the years ahead.
