The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources has reissued a tender for technical services aimed at improving the storage capacity of oil and petroleum products in the Kingdom, inviting qualified local and international companies specializing in technical and consulting services related to enhancing the efficiency and capacity of oil and petroleum product storage facilities to submit their bids.
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According to the tender document, the project aims to assess current storage capacities for oil and petroleum products, identify future storage requirements, explore strategic and commercial opportunities, and develop an optimal strategy for expanding storage facilities in line with international best practices.
In a statement on Sunday, the ministry said participating companies must have at least 10 years of experience in consulting projects related to the oil sector and must provide details of at least three similar projects completed over the past 10 years in the field of engineering consultancy.
The ministry said the submitted projects must demonstrate the companies’ experience in petroleum product storage studies, strategic reserve planning, storage capacity optimization, energy infrastructure development, feasibility studies, master planning, and technical and economic assessments.
The ministry set October 20 as the deadline for submitting inquiries and requests for clarification regarding the tender. Interested parties were invited to submit their inquiries by email to
[email protected], with copies sent to
[email protected] and
[email protected].
According to the tender documents, bidders must submit a $9,000 bid bond issued by a local bank in a separate sealed envelope. The guarantee must be addressed to the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources in his official capacity and must include the tender number 11/M/WORKS/2026 and the title, “Technical Services to Improve Oil and Petroleum Product Storage Capacities in Jordan.”
The ministry also stipulated that the bid bond must remain valid for 120 days from the date of bid submission, while the bid itself must also remain valid for 120 days from the same date. The bidder’s name must exactly match the name stated in the company’s commercial registration and certificate of registration.
The ministry invited interested companies to review the full tender documents, terms and requirements through the official website of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, under the tenders section.
