Request for Quotation: Provision of Servicing and Maintaining the NOSF Compressors and N2 Plant for a Period of Two (2) Years 16 views

ESTIMATED PROJECT SIZE: Medium Opportunity

ESTIMATED PROJECT VALUE: Approximately N$800,000 – N$3 million over 2 years (estimate only)

KEY ITEMS / WORKS / SERVICES REQUIRED:

• Servicing and maintenance of NOSF compressors
• Servicing and maintenance of nitrogen (N2) plant
• Emergency breakdown response and preventative maintenance

IMPORTANT QUANTITIES OR SCOPE:

• Two-year fixed-rate maintenance contract
• Critical breakdown response within 45 minutes and completion within 4 hours
• Includes labour, materials, emergency response, and contingency maintenance costs

MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS:

• Certified company registration, tax, social security, and affirmative action documents
• Signed Bid Securing Declaration required
• Company profile with past experience and customer references

TECHNICAL OR EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS:

• Minimum 3 similar projects within the last 5 years in oil & gas, energy, or hydrocarbon sector
• Qualified Site Manager with mechanical/electrical engineering background and 5+ years’ experience
• Maintenance technician with compressor and nitrogen plant maintenance experience required
• SHEQ systems, safety files, risk assessments, and quality methodologies must be submitted

BIDDER SUITABILITY: Suitable for established industrial maintenance contractors, mechanical engineering firms, and oil & gas service providers with compressor and nitrogen plant maintenance capability.

AI QUICK ASSESSMENT: Technically specialized RFQ with strict response times and strong experience requirements. High chance of disqualification for inexperienced bidders. Best suited to firms already operating in industrial, energy, or petroleum environments.

Disclaimer: The information above, including estimated project value and requirements, is AI-generated for guidance purposes only and may contain errors or omissions. Unified Tender Solutions will not be held liable for any inaccuracies. Bidders are advised to inspect the official bidding documents before making any decision.