SHELL NIGERIA EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION

COMPANY LIMITED

(SNEPCO)

INVITATION FOR TENDER PRE-QUALIFICATION

Tender References: D02693 Contract Title: Supply of Diesel for Bonga Solar Turbines

INTRODUCTION AND PROJECT OUTLINE

Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company Limited (SNEPCo) intends to carry out a Tender exercise for the provision of OSGT, Diesel for its Solar Gas Turbines for its deep – sea Bonga FPSO operation, and wishes to invite reputable companies in the business of providing the required services to pre-qualify for inclusion in the Tender

The supply of DSGT, Diesel for Bonga Solar Gas Turbines Contract shall consist of services listed below:

i. Supply of Diesel to Solar Turbine Specification Estimate volume requirement is circa 4,000 m3 (4,000,000 Liters) required over a two (2) years period

ii. Technical support and laboratory analysis

iii. Riling of SNEPCo Offshore Supply Vessels to Shell Marine standards

PRE-QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

Prospective Tenderers are required to submit the following information with suitable evidence of compliance. To qualify for consideration, prospective Tenderers are required to submit a set of the under mentioned documentation, with specific chapters separated by dividers, in same order as set out herein;

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

1 A cover letter summarizing the content of the pre-qualification document.

2. Nigerian Registration

(a) Company Registration Certificate/Memorandum of Association.

(b) Evidence of Tenderers registered office in Nigeria.

(c) Tenderers legal status and profile including Nigerian shareholding and details of any formal technical support agreement with Nigerian companies.

(d) In the case of joint venture, attach copy of the Joint Venture Agreement or Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), clearly stating the roles, obligations and responsibilities of each party.

(e) Copy of current certificate of registration of the Department of Petroleum (DPR) or evidence of renewal.

(f) VAT Registration Certificate.

3. Nigerian Content

(a) Evidence of Ml compliance with the Federal Government directives on the Nigerian Content targets of 45% and 70% by year end 2006 and 2010 respectively. Bidders are expected to identify in their bids the scope of work that will be accomplished using Nigerian resources (human and material)

(b) Nigerian Corporate Affairs Commission registration Forms C02 and C07

(c) Provide documented verifiable evidence of the address and location where procurement activities will be coordinated in Nigeria.

(d) Documented verifiable evidence of Tenderer’s past compliance with Nigerian Cabotage Act 2003

(e) Furnish details of Onshore (Nigeria! assets (storage facilities, etc.)

(f) Identify the Scope of Work that will be accomplished using Nigerian resources (human and material)

(g) Submit Tenderers Nigerian Content Development and Compliant Plan on this project.

Only Nigerian Companies are qualified to Bid. Non-compliance with Nigerian Content is Fatal Flaw.

HSSE

a. Details of Tenderer’s Health. Safety. Security and Environment (HSSE) policy and programme together with Sustainable Development (SD).

b. Safety records detail for accidents. injuries, damages and summary for near misses, LTI, for the past three (3) years

c. Provide outline evidence of an HSSE Plan for delivery and unloading of diesel

d. Provide valid HSSE Management Certificate (e.g. ISO 14001).

5. Performance

(a) Evidence of services listed in the Scope of Work.

(b) Reference of three (3) major customers that can be contacted for information.

6. Financial Standing

(a) Evidence of 200 million Nigerian Naira (NGN) or equivalent working capital and summary current Bank Statement or proof of other financial facilities.

7. Equipment Requirement

(a) Description of and specification of equipment currently owned by Tenderer and proof of ownership.

8. Technical Information

(a) Details of Tenderer’s Quality Assurance and Quality Control Procedures,

(b) Provide valid Quality System Certificates (e.g. ISO 9001).

(c) Details of Tenderer’s Marine Vessel Quality Assurance. Tenderers shall indicate the type and size of vessel they intend to use, provide initial evidence of Quality Assurance Plan to cover identified shipping and marine risks.

(d) Evidence of nomination of independent Surveyor for tank clearance and cargo loading,

(e) Evidence showing details of Onshore Base and Technical Support.

(f) Evidence of any Non-Nigerian Operating Partner, and/or Sub-Contractor.

(g) Proposed Refinery: Tenderers shall indicate proposed refinery, its location and advise range and type of Product available.

9. Personnel

(a) Provide general structure and organisation, summary list and resume of Key Personnel and specific Tenderer’s Representative – provide all information concerning contacts: telephone, fax, email, etc.

Important Notes:

1. Please visit the NipeX Portal at www.nipexng.com for this advert and other relevant information

2. Suppliers are expected to have attained the “Published” status in the NJQS database to be eligible for this exercise- Application terms are available at www.nipexng.com

Companies wishing to be considered for this exercise should submit their

Pre-qualification documents in a sealed package clearly marked:

“CONFIDENTIAL. DO 268 3 P RE -QUALIFICATION FOR THE SUPPLY OF DIESEL FOR BONGA SOLAR GAS TURBINES”

Package shall be delivered to the address on or before 13 August 2009.

Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company (SNEPCo)

Sterling Towers (3^rd Floor, Long Wing), 20 Marina,

Lagos, Nigeria.

Attention: Secretary to the Tender Board

Notes:

1. Supply Shipment to be carried out in suitable vessel of deadweight capacity, 5, 000 tons minimum, 10, 000 tons maximum.

2. Diesel for Solar Gas Turbines has strength specification and quality requirements, and as such is only available in specialized refineries oversea.

Only companies that meet the Pre-qualification criteria, which shall be determined at

SPDC’s sole discretion will be included in the Tender bids list.

This advertisement is not an invitation to tender for the above services. There is no commitment or obligation, implied or otherwise, for SNEPCo to issue a tender or enter into a contract.

Participate in the pre-qualification exercise does not construe or imply any commitment to any party or entitle any party to any indemnity or any form of payment from SNEPCo.

Equipment · Government · Health · SHELL · SNEPCO · Suppliers

The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited

Operator of the NNPC/Shell/ EPNL/ Agip Joint Venture

INVITATION TO PRE-QUALIFICATION EVALUATION EXERCISE: REFERENCE NUMBER: NG01004045

SPDC CORPORATE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE MAINTENANCE

The Shell Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC) as Operators of the Joint Venture between itself and the Nigerian Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) intends, on behalf of the Joint Venture, to put in place a contract for the maintenance of Telephone exchanges in Warri, Port-Harcourt, Lagos and Abuja.

We currently have 42 telephone exchanges with an installed capacity 30,000 telephone lines in about 42 sites (18 in the East, 16 in the West, 7 in Lagos and 1 in Abuja) with associated call centre, voice mail and billing systems. There shall be a 24hr/day service in line with our operational requirement and grade of service. The contract shall be service level based and payment shall be directly related to performance. The following services required under this contract shall cover all SPDC locations including office locations, residential areas, outstations and field logistics bases companywide: including office locations’ residential areas, outstations and field logistics bases companywide:

1. Maintenance of Alcatel OmniPCX 4400 and Ericsson MD110 Telephone Exchanges

2. Maintenance of Call Centre services,

3. Maintenance of Telephone Billing Systems.

4. Maintenance of Interactive Voice Response Systems.

5. Maintenance of Audio Conference Systems,

6. Maintenance of Voice Mail Systems,

7 Maintenance of Network Management System

Experience with this nature of work in the past three (3) years is required; However, Nigerian companies that do not currently have the required technical expertise and still wish to be considered may form joint ventures with international companies. Evidence of such legally binding agreements with clear roles and responsibilities must be included in the tender package.

Contract duration: 36 Months Proposed start date: Q2, 2010 Proposed End Date: Q2, 2013

Pre-qualification requirements

Interested, reputable contractors/companies are required to submit pre-qualification documents, containing the following: -

1. Company profile including certificate of incorporation in Nigeria, Form C02 C07.DPR certificate relevant to the nature of services to be provided and valid for 2009, names of shareholder/ equity participation.

1. Detailed organizational structure with organogram and defined roles & responsibilities. Include Curriculum Vitae of Top Management staff citing experiences

1. Corporate and branch offices with contacts.

1. Verifiable evidence of financial strength and stability (to include certified Audited certified accounts and tax clearance certificates for the past three years 2006, 2007 & 2008. Verifiable evidence of source of finance with value from a reputable institution.

1. Technical job capability (This should include verifiable details of Equipment/Tools, evidence and value of previous works done in these categories, either in the oil and Gas sector or any other industry including evidence of direct technical relationship with Alcatel on Telephone Exchange support).

1. Curriculum vitae, with relevant certifications of key personnel with relevant experience in Alcatel telephone exchange maintenance.

1. Properly endorsed copy of company’s Corporate Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) Policy and plans (should also include QA/QC method statement and execution plan specific to hardware procurement, installation and software support services. QA/QC management and procedures in place. Evidence of accredition of Quality Management System. Evidence of retainership clinic arrangement, and workmen compensation insurance policy.

1. Signed copy of Company’s Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) Policy and Plan (HSE plan should contain detailed procedures covering the three areas). Company HSE Management system in place. Journey Management policy and typical plan. Verifiable HSE performance statistics and recognitions. Structure of the HSE organization describing responsibilities and accountabilities. CV’s of relevant HSE personnel with HSE certifications Typical Job Hazard Analysis relevant to scope of work.

1. Expediting period for procurement installation services.. Turn around/Response time for repair, return and replacement. Evidence and process in place to support expediting period. Number of vehicles per location to provide support Evidence of 24/7 service support in place. Evidence of agreement in place for OEM support and spares ordering. Listing and evidence of ownership of relevant tools for execution of scope.

1. Verifiable evidence of Operational Base in Abuja, Port- Harcourt, Lagos and Warri.

1. Nigerian Content

In line with the Federal Government of Nigeria Directives on Nigerian Content targets of 45% and 70% by end year 2006 and 2010 respectively, bidders are to include in their bids detailed Nigerian content plan on how to meet these requirements. The plan should include the following information:

· Provide in tabular form the Nigerian Scope of work as percentage of the overall project scope in monetary terms on this project that will be created in country. A detailed breakdown of the components that make up the total percentage is required.

· Materials that are to be sourced locally in this contract; Nigerian professionals, skilled and unskilled personnel to be engaged in this contract.

· Where a company is in joint venture, partnership or consortium, evidence of such a relationship in form of an MOU or pre-bid agreement signed by chief executives of both companies and partners.

· Provide training plan for Nigerians/Niger Delta indigenes. Evidence of post training in last two years is required

· Evidence of nominated Nigerian Content Manager with appropriate experience, qualification, clear responsibilities & targets, seniority level in organisation, qualifications, membership of Nigerian trade/ professional body;

· Evidence of corporate NCD policy. Demonstration of legislative & regulatory awareness relative to Nigerian content, Evidence of an understanding of the local business environment & existing relationships with Nigerian contractors & suppliers, subcontracting relationships and/or partnership agreements, structured list of Nigerian supplies and services procured from Nigerian companies e.g. accounting, legal etc. existing initiatives to develop Nigerian companies; Verifiable evidence of an existing, established presence in Nigeria or plan to establish presence i.e. availability of office facilities, local support facilities.

Only indigenous Contractors or indigenous Contractors with genuine alliance with Nigerian registered multinational companies are qualified to bid.

Pre-qualification information which must be in line with the above requirements shall be delivered to the Vendor

Service Centres at the addresses below within the date stated in this advertisement. Three (3) copies of the pre-qualification package must be submitted. Please note that the pre-qualification information not delivered or received within the due date and time specified in this advertisement shall be disregarded.

SUBMISSION OF PRE-QUALIFICATION DOCUMENTS

Three (3) copies of the Pre-qualification response (in both hard copy and CD-ROM) MUST be submitted in a sealed parcel on or before 20th July, 2009 by 2.00pm at the address stated below pre-qualification Information Package, shall be sealed and marked: Tender Number: NG01004045 SPDC CORPORATE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE MAINTENANCE and addressed to:

The Secretary to the Tender Board,

Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited

Eastern Division

Via The Vendor Services Centre (EPF-G-SCNFP),

Contractor and Visitors Gate,

P.O. Box 263 Port -Harcourt

Rivers State, Nigeria.

GENERAL

1. Failure of bidders to follow any of the instructions above or to provide any of the listed documents may automatically in disqualification.

1. Notwithstanding the submission of the pre-qualification document, SPDC is neither committed nor obligated to include any company and associate on any list of potential bidders or award any form of contract to any company and or associated companies and agents.

1. SPDC will not make any form of payment for submissions presented in response to this notice. All costs incurred as a result of this qualification invitation and any subsequent request for information shall be for the responding companies account

1. Incorrectly addressed or labeled Pre-qualification submissions and those received after the specified date and time shall be disregarded.

1. Applicants are advised to obtain a receipt from the Tender Board Secretary for the submitted Pre-Qualification Package. Please quote the reference and the title as shown above in all correspondences.

1. In all correspondence, please quote the contract reference and title shown above.

1. Only short-listed companies shall be invited to progress with the contractor selection exercise.

1. This advertisement of “Invitation for Pre-qualification shall not be construed to be a commitment on the part of NNPC/SPDC to award any form of contractors to any company and/or associated companies sub-contractor or agents; nor shall it entitle any company submitting documents to claim any indemnity from NNPC/SPDC and/or any of its partners.

1. NNPC/SPDC reserves the right to take final decision on any of the documents received in the pre-qualification package.

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   ABUJA · Companies · Contractors · Government · Installation · SHELL · Suppliers

The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited
Operator of the NNPC/Shell/ EPNL/ Agip Joint Venture

INVITATION FOR PRE-QUALIFICATION: CORPORATE CONTRACT FOR OPERATION & MAINTENANCE
OF LIGHT VEHICLES EAST, WEST & ABUJA – TENDER NUMBER: NG0l003496

Introduction and  Project Outline
The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC) acting as the Operator of the NNPC/Shell/ ELF/ AGIP Joint Venture on behalf of its Joint Venture Partners, hereby invite suitable and reputable contractors to submit pre-qualification documents for assessment for the Corporate contract For Operation & Maintenance of Light Vehicles East, West, & Abuja.

Please visit the NipeX Portal at www.nipexng.com for this advert and other information.
Suppliers are expected to have attained the ‘Published’ status in the  NJQS data base to be eligible for the exercise. Application forms are available at www.nipexng.com

Description of Work/Service:
The work to be performed generally consists of all Works necessary and incidental to:
a)    Maintenance, servicing, repair, recovery, cleaning of all Shell owned medium and light vehicles including accidented vehicles
b)    Work shall be executed in the Eastern Division, -IA Port-Harcourt, Egbema, Kolocreek, Agbada, Imo River, Afam, Okoloma, Gbaran Ubie, Bonny Island, Kidney Island, and any     other locations as instructed by Shell. In the Western division Warri – all field locations including but not limited to Ughelli, Forcadors, Escrovas, North Bank Yakri and Abuja
c)    Provision of suitable and comparable replacement vehicles with or without drivers for vehicles in workshop for routine  and/or non-routine maintenance, icluding accidented     vehicles.
d)    Operation of Shell light vehicle including provision of drivers and or mates for a number of SPDC light vehicles in the Eastern & Western divisions and Abuja. Number of     vehicles to be crewed shall be determined by Shell and may fluctuate on a monthly basis.
e)    Provision of up to date   vehicle particulars/documentation
f)    The contractor shall be responsible for collection and/or delivery of Shell vehicles maintained under the contract between Shell premises and the workshops.

The contract is being  projected to be for a period of three (3) years with an option to extend for another 1 year.

PRE-QUALIFICATION
SPDC hereby invites reputable contractors having experience in the operation and maintenance of Light Vehicles East, West,  Abuja to pre-qualify for inclusion in the  tender exercise. To qualify for consideration, contractors’ notice of intent shall be accompained by the following  information.

1.    Business Registration/Statutory Documents
1.1    Provide copy of Certificate of Incorporation of your company/forms C02/C07/ Memorandum / Articles of Associolion
1.2        Provide Copy of current Directorate of Petroleum Resources Registration
1.3        Provide copy of valid Tax Clearance Certificate for the last three years.
1.4        Provide evidence of current Insurance Coverage to fleet Currently Owned
1 5        Evidence of Company’s legal status.

2.    Contract Execution Plans
2.1    Contractor shall provide method of statements for fulfilling the following elements of the scope of work.
Ability to provide professional drivers & males & their management.
Vehicle technical integrity assurance plan
Competent personnel  (technical and administration)
Working relationship with OEM representatives, for supplies of maintenance parts. (Specify OEM with evidence of agency license).
Vehicle recovery plan.
A good management information system/reporting tools.
Ability to provide temporary replacement vehicles where required.
2 2        Provide Proposal for managing statutory requirements – vehicle particulars & Vehicle accessories.
2.3    provide Plan for vehicle maintenance  and replacement of broken down vehicles.

3.    Facilities/Equipment Availability
3.1    List your Office Locations & Addresses in Nigeria (Port Harcourt, Warri, Lagos and Abuja with proof of ownership
3.2    Provide proof of the availability of maintenance workshop. Specify equipment & tools available in the maintenance workshop. Specify dimensions of the workshop(s).
3.3    Provide comprehensive list of office communication equipment.
3.4    Provide evidence of ownership of lowing truck(s) & medium and heavy trucks for temporary replacement
3.5    Provide proof of the availability of vehicle in transit Trucking System.

4.    Job Capabilities and  Experience
4.1    Provide evidence of the number of years in the operation & maintenance business or similar business (specify).
4.2    Provide copies of contracts of similar scope completed in the last 5 years with evidence
4.3    Provide comprehensive Clientele profile for similar jobs with list of referees, their phone numbers,  and e-mail for easy contact.

5.    Organizational Profile
5.1    Provide detailed organizational Structure with key and relevant positions for the kind of business Provide CVs of key management  personnel.
5.2    Provide CVs of 5 key Mgt personnel relevant to business area, with specified management positions
5.3    Availability of standard job descriptions for specified positions
5.4    Provide personnel Policy and Procedure manual containing Recruitment Policy/Guidelines, Conditions of  Service & Staff Remuneration, sample of employment contract,     Incentive and disciplinary scheme.
5.5    Provide Existing training programme for key personnel, mechanics and drivers.

Financial Capability
6.1    Provide Accounts for the last 3 years Audited by a Licensed and  Chartered Audit firm
6.2    Provide your Mast Recent Accounts
6.3    Provide Status of the  Latest Audit Certificate
6.4    Provide Debts to Equity Ratio (Total Liabilities Vs Shareholders Equity)
6.5    Provide Current Ratio (Current Asset Vs Current Liabilities)
6.6    Provide Creditors Equity Ratio (Total Liabilities Vs Total Asset).
6.7    Provide Evidence of  Working Capital.
6.8    Provide detailed Documentation of Your Asset Base.

HSE, SCD & SECURITY
7.1    Provide overview of company HSE Management System (including signed HSE policies & Commitment), Emergency response plan, site security plan for vehicles in own     custody and in client’s premises
7.2       Provide Structure of HSE Organization & HSE Competence of key personnel, Record of safety Courses Attended by Key Personnel listed in Section 1 with evidences.     Provide copy of HSE, Community Affairs/Development and Security policy.
7.3        Provide Detailed and specific Job Hazard Analysis (must include all activities in method statement in section 3)
7.4     Provide HSE performance statistics plus previous HSE performance awards and recognition from clients with evidences.
7.5        Provide Preliminary contract specific documented HSE Plan
7.6        Provide Land transport Journey-Mgt. Plan,
7.7        Provide Preliminary project HSE plan.
7.8        Provide detailed plan on workers training.
7 9       Provide Sustainable Community Development Policy and Strategy.

8.    Nigerian Content Development Strategy
The Shell Petroleum Development Company Nigeria Limited (SPDC) on behalf of the Joint Venture partners is committed to fully comply with The Federal Government     directives on Nigerian Content to provide opportunities for Nigerian contractors and the development of local expertise. Pursuant to the above, Only INDIGENOUS companies     working alone, or as leading partners (i.e. prime or main conductor) In o consortium with foreign firms are qualified to bid for this tender. The Federal Government of Nigeria     Policy and Directives on Nigerian Content Development (“Directives”) mandates that all contracts .« the Petroleum Industry create value in country with target of 70% by 2010     in terms of total monetary  expenditures in country.

SPDC intends to and will expect bidders to comply with the Federal Government Nigerian Content Development Directives of October 13, 2006 [or its. latest  revision)     available at www.nnpcgroup.com and www.nigcontent.com because they constitute a FATAL FLAW in all Contract evaluations. As a result bidders will be evaluated on their     perceived willingness, documented track record, and demonstrated plans to fully comply with the Directives and Company requirements. Failure to fully comply with the     Government Directives or demonstrate commitment to Nigerian Content  Development shall result to disqualification from bidding this contract.

Companies  responding to this advert are required to include in their bids, detailed Nigerian content plan on how to meet requirements. The plan should include the following information.
Demonstrate that entity is an indigenous company or on indigenous company in genuine alliance with a foreign owned or multinational company registered in Nigeria. submit certified true copies of  CAC forms 10, 02 & 07 including company memorandum & article of association and/or evidence of entity’s in corporation, shareholding & ownership structure in Nigeria. Evidence of the Parlnership/JV Agreement with a Nigerian or Indigenous Company with duty signed binding Agreement by the CEO of both parties.
Company Nigerian Content Development policy/strategy demonstrating legislative & regulatory awareness relative to Nigerian content, and o description of how prospective bidder intends to maximise the utilization of Nigerian / Niger Delta human and material resources and services that would be involved in executing the work.
Describe where your contract management team and procurement centre will be located in Nigeria. Please also submit an organization chart to substantiate this information.
Value of the work, that will be executed in Nigeria as a percentage  of the overall proiect scope in monetary detailed breakdown of the components that make up the total percentage.
List of materials  that will be sourced locally, Nigerian/’Niger Delta professionals with relevant experience,  skilled and unskilled personnel employed in your company. Provide evidence (personnel list and positions with organization chart to substantiate) of percentage of management that are Nigerian Nationals and the  percentage of the total workforce that are Nigerians.
Submit the project key personnel manning plan, the job positions and skill area in the  overall job position/ key personnel matrix that would engage Nigerian nationals directly on this contract and those that will engage other nationals.
List of all work which will be carried out by Nigeirans and domiciled in-country, in accordance with Nigerian content Directives, divided into two categories.
-    Work which will be executed by the  Applicant using it’s own resources
-    Work which will be sub contracted, giving the scope of such sub contractor and the  names and locations of the  proposed sub contracts and/or details of scope of work         for indigenous services & local 3rd party business that would support the contract.
Training and competence development plan for Nigerians in the  company and  commitment to transfer technology and employment generation. Evidence of post training in last two years required.
Development initiatives for host community personnel including description of any specific programs in place for transfer of technology and skills.
Detailed description of the  location of in-country committed facilities & infracstructure (assets, equipment/spare parts, technical office, and administrative space, storage workshop, assembly area, maintenance, testing, laboratory, etc) in Nigeria (preferably in Port-Harcourt) to support this contract or submit a credible and verifiable plan towards setting-up.
Details of nominated Nigerian Content focal point with appropriate  Experience, qualifications, clear responsibilities & targets, seniority level in organization, qualifications and membership of  Nigerian trade/professional body, Evidence of an understanding of the  local business environment, success in nurturing Nigerian content on previous project & existing relationships with Nigerian contractors & suppliers, subcontracting relationships and/or partnership agreements, structured list of Nigerian suppliers and services procured from Nigerian companies e.g accounting, legal etc, existing initiatives to develop Nigerian companies.

All respondents to this advertisement are enjoined to avail themselves at the  Federal Government Directives on Nigerian content and ensure full compliance and harmonise with the  local community for capacity building  and youth development as non compliance shall be deemed as “FATAL FLAW”.

Note:
The subject contract will be delivered into three packages as follows: (1) Easter Division  (2) Western Division    (3) Abuja hard copies and two non writable CDs of the Applications and Pre-qualification  Documentation Packages must be submitted at the Vendor Management Centre, in the address below, from 25th June, to 24th July, 2009.

Applications and  Pre-qualification Documentation Packages not received by 2pm on 24th July, 2009 will be disregarded.
Tender packages will be sent to any contractor/company that fulfilled the above requirements and also passed the subsequent SPDC Pre-qualification Evaluation Exercise.

Submission of  Pre-qualification Documents
All pre-qualification documents, shall be sealed and marked “Contract No. NG01003555 – “Corporate Contract For Operation & Maintenance of Medium & Heavy Trucks -East”,  and addressed to:

Vendor Management Cordinator (EPF-G-SEVP)
The Shell Petroleum Development company of  Nigeria Limited,
Vendor Services, Contractors Gate, Rumuobiokani, Port-Harcourt.

OR
Vendor Services, Contractors Gate 2, Main Office, Warri

A)    Only pre-qualified companies will be invited to progress with the technical tender.
B)    The advertisement of “Invitation to pre-qualify ” shall not be construed to be a commitment on the part of NNPC/SPDC to award any form of contract to your company and/or     associated companies, sub contractors or agents nor shall  entitle any company submitting documents to claim any indemnity from NNPC/SDPC and/or any of its partners.
C)    NNPC/SDPC  reserves the right to take the final decision on any of the documents received in your pre-qualification package.
D)    NNPC/SDPC  will deal with only authorized officers of the companies submitting documents and Not through individuals or agents.

The marked and sealed documents can be physically submitted to the Vendor Management Coordinator, Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited, Port-Harcourt, or Warri to received on or before 2.00pm , 24th July, 2009. Incorrectly addressed or labelled submissions and those after the specified date and time shall be disregarded. In all correspondence, please quote the contract reference and the  title shown above.

ABUJA · Accessories · Agents · Companies · Contractors · Equipment · Evaluation · Government · Management · NNPC · Security · SHELL

The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited

Operator of the NNPC/SHELL/TEPN/AGIP Joint Venture

INVITATION FOR PRE-QUALIFICATION/TECHNICAL TENDER: TENDER REFERENCE NO: NGO1003538

SUPPLY OF OGGS EMERGENCY REPAIR CRITICAL SPARES:

12”, 16” & 32” MECHANICAL CONNECTORS

INTRODUCTION

Shell Petroleum Development Company Limited (SPDC) invites interested and reputable Contractors with relevant verifiable experience and capability to apply to be considered for inclusion in bid list for supply of 1 set (2pcs each) of 12, 16 & 32 inch Mechanical Connectors for Emergency Repair of gas pipeline.

Technical Specifications for equipment

1. 32” Connectors (NPS 900# Connectors with fest port facilities, complete assemblies with all mating components and spares):

• Application: Subsea (Diver Operated)
• Nominal Pipe Diameter 32”
• Pipe Type: Longitudinally Seam Welded Pipe
• Design Pressure: 147,7 barg
• Wall Thickness: 18.9.19.9mm
• Max. operating Depth: 37m

1. 16” Connector (ANSI 1500# Connectors with test port facilities, complete assemblies with all mating components and spares):

• Application: Subsea (Diver Operated)
• Nominal Pipe Diameter 16”
• Pipe Type: Seam
• Design Pressure: 163 barg
• Wall Thickness: 12.0/12.6mm
• Max. operating Depth: 1100m

1. 12” Connector (NPS 900# Connectors with test port facilities, complete assemblies with all mating components and spares):

• Application: Subsea (Diver Operated)
• Nominal Pipe Diameter 12”
• Pipe Type: Seam
• Design Pressure: 150 barg
• Wall Thickness: 12.1/12.7 mm
• Max. operating Depth: 30m

The following products have been identified as probable solutions. However, any other product that meets the technical requirements will be considered:

Product Name Manufacturer

A. The Smart Flange Oceaneering International Inc.

OIE Pipeline Repair System (PRS)

11911 FM 529

Houston, TX 77041, USA

B. The Morgrip series Coupling Hydralight Sweeney Ltd.

Margrip Products

Benthey Road South, Darlaston, West Midlonds, WS108Lq Englang

C. The MK V HydroCouple Pipe 13111N.W.Freeway, Suite 200,

End Connector Oil States Houston, TX 77040, USA

Hydrotech Division

The services to be provided under this contract shall comprise the following:

Design, manufacture and delivery of one set of mechanical connectors made up of the following:

SCOPE OF WORK

2 pieces of 32” NPS Class 900 connectors

2pieces of 16” NPS Class 1500 connectors

2 pieces of 12” NPS Class 900 connectors

With test port facilities, complete assemblies with all mating components and spares

• Recommend maintenance strategy and spares in SPDC yard
• Provision of offshore installation procedure
• Preparation of connectors for long term warehouse storage Subject equipment seaworthy crated for ocean freight 10 year warranty
• Shipment of connectors to Port Harcourt, Nigeria Optional: Provision of storage facility in Nigeria incl. Inspection & maintenance in the vendor’s yard for 3 years from date of delivery.

SCHEDULE

The expected delivery date is quarter 1,2011

A more definitive schedule will be built and agreed to in future

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Agents · Companies · Construction · Contractors · Engineers · Equipment · Government · Management · NNPC · SHELL · Suppliers

SHELL NIGERIA EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION COMPANY LTD (SNEPCo)

INVITATION FOR PRE-QUALIFICATION (TENDER N0. NG02000669)

ACQUISITION OF 3D TIME-LAPSE (4D) SEISMIC DATA

DESCRIPTION OF WORK/SERVICE
Shell Nigeria Exploration  and Production Company (SNEPCo) invites interested and reputable Contractor, with relevant verifiable experience and capability to apply for Pre-qualification for consideration to Tender for a Call-off Contract for the Acquisition of 3D Time-lapse (40) Seismic Data over the Bongo fields.

SCOPE OF WORK
3D time-lapse (4D) repeat marine seismic survey conducted in deep wafer OML 118, offshore Nigeria.
Seismic survey will cover a total of ca. 1000sq. km. with a minimum commitment of 400 sq.km. possibly increasing by 600 sq.km.
The survey will be acquired in alignment with the pre-existing baseline and repeat survey, acquired in 2000 and 2007/2008 respectively.
The survey will include undershooting existing Productions facilities (FPSO and SPMB) within the survey area.
Emphasis is placed on repeatability of the surveys.

To qualify for consideration, prospective Contractors are required to submit TWO SETS of the under mentioned documentation on or before 22nd June, 2009. The first, for pre-qualification to the Shell Office in Lagos.The second, for tecnical evaluation, to be submitted via the NipeX Portal.

PRE-QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
Interested tenderers ore raquired to submit pre-qualificafion documents containing the following:
Regulatory Compliance (Company’s Certificate of Incorporation, Current 3-yeor Tax Clearance Certificate, current DPR Certificate relevant to seismic acquisition).
Company profile (evidence of registered office, organogram, staff list, Staff roles and responsibilities, details of overall corporate structure, Nigerian local partnership agreement (s), MOUs.
Financial profile (Audited Reports for past three years (2005-2008, annual reports and auditors certificate),
Quality Control Procedures (detailed quality control and quality assurance procedures).
Technical experienee (description and specification of recent medium to large 3D time lapse (4D)seismic acquisition executed by tender)
HSSE (Evidence of HSSE Management systems, Safety records for past 3 years and Shell HSE Questionnaire).
Completed HSSE Capability Assessment Questionnaire. Details of Contractor’s Health, Safety, Security and Environment (HSSE) Policy and program together with Sustainable Development (SD). Provide HSSE Plan and details how Contractor intends to manage the Risks
Additional relevant information that enhance the potential of the company.

NIGERIAN CONTENT
Evidence of full compliance with the Federal Government directives on the Nigerian Content targets of 45% and 70% by year end 2006 and 2010 respectively,
Provide documented verifiable evidence of the address and location where procurement activities will be coordinated in Nigeria.
Capability development plan for Nigerian staff on the project and for the next 5 years. .
Furnish Details of Onshore Base (Nigeria) assets (facilities, etc.), Location and address for procurement activities in Nigeria Identify the Scope of Work that will be accomplished using Nigerian resources (human and material).

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TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
Intrested Companies should submit the following technical requirements via the NipeX Portal:
Dates for Survey Vessal Availability
Detailed Technical Specifications of Vessels which must include the following:
Vessel steering system compatible with Concept systems pre- pilot & 4D infill
Shell technical audit of available vessel undertaken in last l2 months
Source configuration (Repeatability}
Source repositioning accuracy (SRA)
Cable configuration
Technical Specification of Cable type
Cable feather repositioning accuracy (CRA) Safe navigation distance
On board processing capability
Source (undershoot) vessel availability
Details of type of Streamer available.

Nigerian Content
Quantifiable plan to increase Nigerian professional participation of the next three year of the contract duration. Provide detailed plan.
% (Percentage) of Nigerian surveyor, geophysicists, geotechnical engineers, support engineers and G1S / Drafting engineers proposed to be utilized for the Scope of Work. Provide list and qualifications of Nigerian surveyors,
geophysicists geotechnical engineers and GIS/ Drafting engineers,
Please describe in details all goods/materials that the Contractor proposes to procure in Nigeria
What percentage of work scope will be done by Nigerians.

Please describe in details how you intend to comply and/or surpass Federal Government guideline and directives on Nigerian Content Non-compliance with Nigerian Content Directives shall constitute a ‘Fatal Flawl.

Important Notes:
Please visit the NipeX Portal at www.nipexng.com for this Advert and other information.
Suppliers are expected to have attained the ‘published’ status in the NipeX JQS database. This is a condition to participate in this exercise. Application forms are available at www.nipexng.com

Companies wishing to be considered for the exercise should submit their pre-qualification sealed package clearly marked:
“CONRDENTIAL TENDER NO. NGO2000669 PRE-QUALIFICATlON FOR CALL-OFF ACQUISITION OF 3D TIME-LAPSE (4D) SEISMIC DATA”
Packages shall be delivered to the address on or before 22nd June, 2009.

Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company limited (SNEPCo)
Starling Towers (3rd Floor, Long Wing) 20 Marina
Lagos, Nigeria.

Attention: Secretary to the Tender Board

Important Information for Technical Qualification:
All interested companies should also submit a Technical Evaluation Package based on the specified Technical requirements stated in this Advert via the NipeX Portal on orbefore 22nd June, 2QC9

Only those companies that meet the Pre-qualification Criteria, which shall be determined at SNEPCo’s sole discretion, will be included in the Tender bid list.

The advertisment is not an invitation to Tender for the above services. There is no commitment or obligation, implied or otherwise for SNEPCo to issue a Tender or enter into a contract. Participation in the pre-qualification exercise does not construe or imply any commitment to any party or entitle any party to any indemnity or any form of payment from SNEPCo.

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