How to become a supplier to Arrow Energy?

Australia’s leading integrated coal seam gas (CSG) company, Arrow Energy is a standalone company, partly owned each by Royal Dutch Shell and PetroChina (50/50). Its operations span across the Bowen and Surat basins. The firm’s vision is to be Australia’s most competitive and innovative onshore gas company. Suppliers can explore diverse business opportunities at Arrow. This blog will guide you through the process of becoming a supplier to Arrow Energy.

Here’s your go-to-guide to become a registered supplier with Arrow Energy:

  1. Visit the official website of Arrow Energy.
  2. When the webpage opens up, you’ll see a Work With Us tab on the menu bar. Click on it.
  3. Post this, click on the ‘Suppliers’ tab in the menu bar on the left-hand side of the webpage.
    Source: Official website of Arrow Energy
  4. In the Suppliers section, you can find the following tabs:
  • Register Your Interest: In this, you have the opportunity to register your company to become a verified supplier with Arrow Energy and then you can send any goods and services directly to them. Please note that the ICN Gateway in this section is particularly for Australian Companies only.
  • Supplier Portal: You may find all the qualification criteria to work with Arrow Energy in this section. Also, under this tab, there are further two categories, namely Corporate Governance and Local Content.
  1. To become a registered supplier with Arrow Energy click on the Arrow Supplier Qualification System under the Register Your Interest tab.
  2. Post this, you will be directed to the Supplier Qualification System of Arrow Energy.
  3. You may please read the content under the heading How to become a registered supplier in this section carefully. Here’s the summary for you:
  • You are required to complete the online questionnaire in stage 1 of registration. No fee is required to access the form.
  • After an examination of your submission, Achilles (the SQS service provider) may extend an invitation to complete the FPS (First Point Supplybase) community questionnaire.
    Source: Official website of Arrow Energy
  1. Under this section, there is Ready to register heading, click on the Join Arrow SQS text under this heading.
  2. As you’re registering for the first time, click on the I don’t have the registration code link at the bottom of the webpage that opens up.
    Source: Official website of Arrow Energy

Registration Process

  1. First, you’ll be required to fill your personal details to advance into the section of About Your Company. In between the registration process, you will get a message with a code. If you wish to leave the registration process at that time and return back later, note down that code and use it later to continue with the process. Fill all the credentials carefully.
  2. In the next step, you’ll have to select the product codes that reflect what your company can offer to Arrow’s clients.
    Source: Official website of Arrow Energy

After submitting all the details as required in the questionnaire, your submission shall be examined and you will receive an invite to complete another questionnaire by Arrow Energy’s FPS community.

Note: You will be required to pay an annual subscription fee to Achilles, which is a pre-requisite for joining this community. However, this stage is optional and not an essential part of the bidding process. It provides the vendors the benefit of visibility to a broader range of oil and gas industry buyers.

Contact

All the contact information are provided on the ‘Contact us‘ page of Arrow Energy.

Source: Official website of Arrow Energy

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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