PetroSA seeks proposals for a dive vessel to support diving interventions for a three-year period. Key requirements include a DP2 Platform Supply Vessel or a Dive Support Vessel with integrated diving systems.
The Petroleum Oil and Gas Corporation of South Africa (PetroSA) is inviting tenders for the provision of a dive vessel to facilitate essential diving operations for a duration of three years. The tender encompasses two options: Option 1 involves providing a DP2 Platform Supply Vessel, while Option 2 requires a Dive Support Vessel equipped with advanced diving systems, including a Work Class ROV and a Saturation Dive System capable of diving up to 200 meters. The chosen vessel will be pivotal for conducting inspections, maintenance, and repairs on PetroSA's gas and condensate fields located off the coast of Mossel Bay.
The dive vessel will serve multiple functions, including general cargo runs, diving intervention support, standby duties, and maintenance of EM Buoys. Tenderers are expected to demonstrate compliance with technical specifications and operational requirements, ensuring safety and efficiency in diving operations. Furthermore, proposals should reflect a commitment to local empowerment by sourcing divers from South Africa and adhering to PetroSA's BBBEE guidelines. This tender presents a significant opportunity for businesses specializing in marine services and diving operations to engage with a leading energy corporation in South Africa.
This tender is suitable for marine service providers, diving contractors, and companies with expertise in providing specialized vessels for offshore operations, particularly those with capabilities in diving support and compliance with BBBEE standards.
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