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Sasol Petroleum Mozambique Limitada (SPM) is the Operator of the Production Sharing Agreement (PSA), which is a license holding in the Province of Inhambane, Mozambique. SPM has been actively executing the Field Development Plan (FDP) which describes SPM’s intent to optimally develop the light oil and gas resources contained in the Inhassoro, Temane and Pande fields. To enable the objectives contained in the revised FDP (now submitted for government approval), SPM requires the drilling of new PSA development wells and the construction of a new light oil, gas and LPG processing facility and associated surface facilities infrastructure in Temane, Inhambane (the PSA Project).
In support of the engineering, procurement and construction of the PSA Project, SPM will be required to procure from the market, various goods and services. All procurement processes to be followed by SPM will be required to be in accordance with the PSA licence requirements, i.e. competitive tender through the Expression of Interest (EOI) Process. The EOI process entails advertising the contract requirements on public media (Mozambican local newspaper), namely, the Noticias and the Sasol website, to solicit potential bidders. Upon receipt of response submissions to the EOI advertisement placed, a shortlist of qualified bidders is required to be prepared by SPM and submitted to the Instituto Nacional de Petroleo (INP) for approval prior to SPM issuing Requests for Quotation to the market in order to select potential bidders with which to contract.
On this page, SPM will publish all requests for EOIs in regard to the PSA Project that will also be published in the Noticias newspaper. The detail of what will be requested from interested parties will be contained in full within the actual request for EOI document. Interested parties are encouraged to only respond to those requests for EOIs that are applicable to their area of expertise.