Supplier registration in Oman

How to register as a supplier with Petroleum Development Oman (PDO)

The steps, documents and rules, read on PDO's own pages.

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How to register with PDO

Every vendor and supplier of products and services that wants to do business with PDO should be qualified by PDO.

Source: pdo.co.om

Where registration starts: Joint Supplier Registration System (JSRS)

  1. A foreign manufacturer or a local vendor first applies for registration in the Joint Supplier Registration System (JSRS), run by Business Gateways International (BGI) for Oman's Ministry of Energy and Minerals. Fees apply.

    Source: pdo.co.om

  2. A company that wants to register for business with PDO does so through Rabitah, PDO's SAP Supplier Relationship Management system.

    Source: pdo.co.om

We read PDO's own pages on .

What you need

The list of documents PDO asks for: not published on the PDO pages we read; confirm with PDO.

Pre-qualification and categories

  • PDO does not do business with, or call to any tender, a vendor that is not registered in BGI JSRS or has been deactivated there.

    PDO will not agree to conduct business with any vendor who has not been registered and/or is de-activated from BGI-JSRS, neither will they be called to participate in any PDO tender.
    Source: pdo.co.om

Local content

  • JSRS is an In-Country Value (ICV) initiative of the Ministry of Energy and Minerals.

    Source: pdo.co.om

Where PDO publishes its tenders

  • PDO Public Tender broadcasts PDO's tenders to suppliers worldwide, including those not yet registered with PDO, at srm.pdo.co.om.

    This enables PDO to broadcast tenders to a worldwide supplier community including those who have not yet registered with us.
    Source: pdo.co.om

  • That address opens on a sign-in page with a Public Tender Logon and a link for a new supplier to register.

    Source: srm.pdo.co.om

  • Some PDO tenders collect prices by online auction among invited suppliers, evaluated the same way as sealed bids.

    Source: pdo.co.om

Who sees them: Open to suppliers not yet registered too, through a sign-in.

Not published

  • How in-country value counts in a PDO tender evaluation: not published on the PDO pages we read; confirm with PDO.

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Frequently asked questions

01

How do I register as a supplier with Petroleum Development Oman (PDO)?

Every vendor and supplier of products and services that wants to do business with PDO should be qualified by PDO. A foreign manufacturer or a local vendor first applies for registration in the Joint Supplier Registration System (JSRS), run by Business Gateways International (BGI) for Oman's Ministry of Energy and Minerals. Fees apply. A company that wants to register for business with PDO does so through Rabitah, PDO's SAP Supplier Relationship Management system.

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What documents does PDO ask for?

The list of documents PDO asks for: not published on the PDO pages we read; confirm with PDO.

03

Are PDO tenders public?

PDO Public Tender broadcasts PDO's tenders to suppliers worldwide, including those not yet registered with PDO, at srm.pdo.co.om. That address opens on a sign-in page with a Public Tender Logon and a link for a new supplier to register. Some PDO tenders collect prices by online auction among invited suppliers, evaluated the same way as sealed bids. Open to suppliers not yet registered too, through a sign-in.

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Can TRINTA follow PDO tenders for me?

Ask on this page and a person replies by email with whether we can follow PDO's tenders for you.

Sources

We read PDO's own pages on .

  1. PDO, Vendor Registration
  2. PDO, E-Business
  3. PDO, PDO Public Tender sign-in page

A summary by TRINTA of what PDO publishes on its own pages, not a document of PDO's. The original pages are the reference and can change without notice.