Hebron Offshore Project is the world’s most pioneering oil project, delivering significant benefits to Canada, particularly to Newfoundland and Labrador. Hebron Project includes seaward surveys, engineering, procurement, manufacture, construction, installation, commissioning, drilling and so on. This blog will guide you through the process of becoming a vendor to Hebron Project.
A brief background of the Hebron Project
In 1980, oil was initially found in the Hebron Project Area but the hydrocarbon discovered in the first drilling round was regarded as uneconomic due to poor reservoir quality. The second phase of delineation drilling, held in 1996, added significant retrievable resources to the project area.
The Hebron co-venturers include ExxonMobil, Suncor Energy, Chevron Canada Limited, Equinor Canada, Nalcor Energy- Oil and Gas Inc.
Follow the steps below to become a registered vendor to Hebron Project:
Note: Keep in mind that by registering your company in the vendor database, you are giving permission to make your information available to the Hibernia Project, the Hibernia Southern Extension Project (HSE) and project co-ventures and co-owners, in addition to the Hebron Project.
For any queries regarding the process, you may contact the Procurement Supervisor, Kim Hutchings (ExxonMobil Canada East) at 709-273-1400.
For any further assistance, write to us at contact@energydais.com or click here.
(Please note that Energy Dais takes no responsibility for, and will not be liable for, any change in the information by the company or their website being temporarily unavailable due to technical issues beyond our control.)
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