Oil & Gas Procurement
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Oil & Gas Procurement
Oil & Gas Procurement is a professional training course designed for procurement, supply chain, contracts, project, and commercial professionals working in or supporting the energy sector. The course explains how procurement operates in upstream, midstream, and downstream environments and how high-value oil and gas contracts are planned, tendered, awarded, and managed.
Learners will develop practical knowledge of strategic sourcing, category management, supplier qualification, prequalification systems, tendering, bid evaluation, contract models, HSE requirements, compliance obligations, supply chain risk, vendor performance, local content, ESG, anti-bribery, and sanctions controls.
Course Outcome
By the end of this course, learners will understand how to manage oil and gas procurement activities professionally, reduce supply chain risks, support fair and transparent tendering, evaluate suppliers, manage contracts, comply with HSE and ethical requirements, and contribute to successful project and operational outcomes.
Key Topics Covered
- Oil and gas value chain: upstream, midstream, and downstream
- Major oil and gas procurement spend categories
- NOCs, IOCs, EPC contractors, service companies, and equipment manufacturers
- Oil price cycles and procurement strategy
- Strategic procurement and category management
- Kraljic Matrix and total cost of ownership
- Supplier qualification, prequalification, AVL, ACHILLES, and ISNetworld
- Oil and gas tendering process, ITT structure, bid evaluation, clarifications, and award
- Contract pricing models, EPC, EPCM, PSCs, alliance contracts, LTAs, and frame agreements
- HSE requirements, contractor mobilization, process safety, and environmental compliance
- Supply chain risk registers, expediting, third-party inspection, FAT, and vendor scorecards
- Local content, ESG, anti-bribery, sanctions compliance, and ethical procurement
Important Course Notice
Please read this notice carefully before starting the Oil & Gas Procurement course.
After purchasing this course, learners will receive access to the available lessons, learning materials, and course content through their student account.
This course is designed for online self-paced learning. Learners can study anytime and from anywhere using a mobile phone, tablet, laptop, or computer.
Learners are encouraged to complete all lessons carefully to understand oil and gas procurement strategy, supplier qualification, tendering, contracts, HSE, supply chain risk, local content, ethics, and compliance requirements.
Upon completing the course requirements and assessment, eligible learners may receive a certificate of completion from Proxera E-Learning Institute.
Course Basic Information
Oil & Gas Procurement
2–3 Days / 20 Hours
Intermediate to Advanced
9 Core Modules
101 Training Slides
Procurement, Supply Chain & Contracts
Online Self-Paced Learning
Certificate of Completion
Course Requirements
- Basic understanding of procurement, contracts, or supply chain processes is recommended.
- Prior exposure to oil and gas projects, EPC work, logistics, or vendor management is helpful but not mandatory.
- Learners should have access to a mobile phone, tablet, laptop, or computer.
- Internet access is required to complete the online course content.
- Learners are encouraged to review all modules carefully before taking the assessment.
- Basic English reading ability is recommended because the course content is delivered in English.
Intended Audience
Professionals responsible for sourcing, supplier selection, tendering, purchasing, and procurement planning in oil and gas environments.
Supply chain, logistics, expediting, inspection, and vendor management staff working on complex energy-sector requirements.
Contracts, commercial, and project control professionals who need to understand O&G contract models, risk allocation, and tender evaluation.
Project managers, engineers, and technical staff involved in procurement packages, supplier reviews, vendor documents, and technical bid evaluation.
