Guide to Grant of Oil and Gas Permits by the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC)
Introduction
This guide provides an elaborate overview of the regulatory framework for Oil and Gas Industry Service Permits (OGISP) in Nigeria. It is designed for companies, service providers, and investors involved in upstream petroleum operations, offering clarity on requirements, processes, and compliance obligations under current Nigerian petroleum regulations.
Purpose of the Guide
The purpose of this guide is to help industry participants understand the requirements for obtaining and maintaining Oil and Gas Industry Service Permits. It outlines the roles of regulatory authorities, eligibility criteria, permit validity, and scope, providing practical insights to ensure compliance and streamline regulatory interactions.
Role of NUPRC in Upstream Petroleum Regulation
The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) is the primary authority responsible for regulating upstream petroleum activities. Its mandate includes issuing permits, monitoring compliance with industry standards, enforcing safety and environmental regulations, and ensuring that service providers meet technical, operational, and financial criteria before engaging in upstream operations.
Overview of Oil and Gas Industry Service Permits (OGISP)
OGISP is a mandatory regulatory approval for companies providing goods or services to upstream petroleum operators in Nigeria. The permit confirms that the service provider meets the technical, operational, and compliance standards required to operate safely and efficiently in the sector. It also ensures that all upstream contractors are properly registered and accountable under Nigerian law.
Who Requires an OGISP
An OGISP is required for companies offering equipment, technical services, consultancy, or operational support to oil and gas operators in the upstream sector. This includes both local and foreign companies engaged directly or indirectly in upstream petroleum activities. Holding a valid permit is essential before commencing work on any upstream project.
Validity and Scope of Permits
OGISPs are issued for a specified period, typically aligned with the duration of the service contract or operational engagement. The permit defines the scope of services, geographic area of operation, and any conditions attached to compliance, safety, or technical performance. Renewals or extensions are required if the service engagement continues beyond the original validity period.
Statutory and Regulatory Guidelines
Understanding the Statutory and Regulatory Guidelines are essential for compliance with Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP) requirements. This framework defines the authority, powers, and responsibilities of regulatory bodies and clarifies how OGISP interacts with other upstream approvals.
Petroleum Industry Act, 2021
The Petroleum Industry Act (PIA), 2021, is the primary legislation governing upstream petroleum operations in Nigeria. It establishes the regulatory regime for oil and gas exploration, production, and related services, including the requirement for service permits. The Act provides the foundation for the issuance, monitoring, and enforcement of OGISPs and other upstream approvals.
Statutory Powers of NUPRC
The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) has statutory authority to:
- Issue and renew OGISPs for service providers in the upstream sector.
- Monitor compliance with safety, environmental, and operational standards.
- Enforce penalties or revoke permits for breaches of regulatory obligations.
- Approve service providers based on technical, financial, and operational criteria.
Relationship Between OGISP and Other Upstream Approvals
OGISP is one of several approvals required for upstream operations. While it authorises a company to provide services, it must be complemented by other approvals, such as environmental permits, local content compliance certificates, and operator-specific contracts. Holding an OGISP does not replace other statutory or contractual obligations; it is part of a broader compliance framework.
Applicability to Nigerian and Foreign Companies
Both Nigerian-registered and foreign service companies are subject to OGISP requirements if they intend to operate in Nigeria’s upstream sector. Foreign companies must comply with local incorporation or registration rules, provide evidence of technical competence, and demonstrate adherence to Nigerian laws and industry standards before an OGISP is granted.
General Principles Governing Permit Grants
The issuance of Oil and Gas Industry Service Permits (OGISP) is guided by clear regulatory principles designed to ensure that only qualified and compliant companies operate in Nigeria’s upstream sector. Adherence to these principles safeguards operational integrity, promotes safety, and protects national interests.
Eligibility Criteria
Permits are granted only to companies that demonstrate technical competence, financial capacity, and operational readiness to deliver goods or services to upstream operators. Applicants must show a genuine business purpose, proven experience in the sector, and the ability to comply with regulatory, safety, and environmental standards.
Corporate Registration Requirements
Applicants must be duly incorporated or registered in Nigeria, with valid Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) documentation. Foreign companies must also satisfy local incorporation or registration conditions, providing proof of lawful operation in Nigeria. This ensures that all permit holders are legally recognised entities accountable under Nigerian law.
Annual Validity and Renewal Philosophy
OGISPs are typically valid for one year from the date of issuance. Renewal applications are required for continued operation and are subject to regulatory review. The renewal process evaluates compliance with permit conditions, operational performance, and adherence to reporting obligations, reinforcing continuous accountability.
Prohibition of Forged or Misleading Submissions
Submitting false, forged, or misleading information is strictly prohibited. Regulators assess all documentation for authenticity, and any attempt to misrepresent corporate, technical, or financial credentials can result in immediate permit denial, revocation, or legal action.
Consequences of Non-Compliance and Blacklisting
Non-compliance with permit conditions, submission of false documents, or failure to adhere to safety and operational standards can lead to sanctions, including suspension or revocation of the permit. Repeat or serious violations may result in blacklisting, preventing the company from obtaining future permits and restricting participation in the Nigerian upstream petroleum sector.
Application For Permits
- Applications for permits pursuant to these Guidelines shall be made on the Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit platform established by the Commission and shall be subject to the following conditions-
- All permits issued pursuant to these Guidelines shall expire on the anniversary of the date of issue as reflected on the
- The use of proxies in submission of application is discouraged and the NUPRC shall not indemnify any company (or persons) against any loss arising
- The use of forged documents or any attempt to induce the Commission staff nullifies an application and any fees paid in respect of the application shall be forfeited to the
- The Commission may blacklist a company who submits a forged document or attempts to induce the Commission staff and deactivate the account of the company on the OGISP platform.
- To reactivate a delisted account, a company may be subjected to a compliance test and the payment of an administrative fine as prescribed in Regulations issued by the
- Submission of Tax Clearance Certificates (TCC) issued by the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) for private and public (Tax Clearance Certificates uploaded in applications during the preceding permit year are acceptable until 31st March of the new year)
- Submission of Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) payment receipt or
- A company shall be responsible for any information’s or document submitted on the OGISP platform and the Commission shall not absolve the company of responsibility for any infringement of these guidelines on the grounds that the submission was done by a third
- Applicants shall ensure that all required documentation are available and ready for upload before payment is made.
- Payments are valid for a period of twelve (12) calendar months effective from the day of Fees paid are non-refundable.
- Applicants rendering the service of security and surveillance using unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) shall obtain and present approval from the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) and the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA).
- Enterprises (Business Names) can apply for services under the general category and only the following services under the major category: Legal, Architecture, Quantity Surveying, State/ property management, Accounting/Auditing, Taxation, QA/QC. Such enterprises (business names) shall not be considered for the specialized category.
- Applicants can convey feedback on the OGISP portal at any time the application is being processed.
- Applications may be submitted at any time during the year and enquiries may be made at https://ogisp.nuprc.gov.ng, ogisp@nuprc.gov.ng, celaps@nuprc.gov.ng , or live chat on the
- This Guideline is subject to review, at the discretion of the Commission without
Application Requirements
All applications must be duly completed and submitted via https://ogisp.nuprc.gov.ng.
- Applicants shall submit the information and documents as listed under each category.
- Applicants shall provide correct and functional addresses (registered and operational), Directors’ names, Key staff, telephone numbers and e-mail at the time of submission.
- Subsequent change(s) to the registered or operational addresses must be promptly communicated to the Commission’s Chief Executive via the NUPRC official email (nuprc@nuprc.gov.ng) and shall attract a cost of five thousand naira (N 5,000)
Additional Requirements
Applicants shall in addition to the general requirements submit where applicable the following additional information and documentation –
- In the case of professional or institutional certifications or approvals, certified true copies of such professional or institutional certifications or
- Certificates such as COREN, ISPON, CMD, ICSAN, COMEG, ICN, etc shall be in the name of the Company or an officer of the Company (whose name shall be listed on the OGISP platform) as the case may
- Document Upload
All required documents must be clearly scanned and uploaded to the portal in PDF format. PNG or JPEG formats are also accepted for single paged documents. Documents shall not exceed 4MB.
Application Fees
The applicable fees for each category shall include the following:
| Table 1: Service Fees | |||
| CATEGORY | STATUTORY FEE (N) | SERVICE CHARGE
(N) |
TOTAL FEE (N) |
| General | 5,000.00 | 500.00 | 5,500.00 |
| Major | 25,000.00 | 2,500.00 | 27,500.00 |
| Specialized | 250,000.00 | 7,500.00 | 257,500.00 |
- Payments can be made directly through any Nigerian bank or online via Remita Further payment instructions are available at the point of payment on the OGISP portal.
- Payment does not guarantee the issuance of a Permits are issued only after applicants have fulfilled all documentation requirements.
Payment Validity Period
The validity period for payment for an application shall be 12 calendar months from the payment date.
Application will be deactivated if payments have expired i.e., when payment has lasted for more than 12 calendar months
How To Apply
Applicants are required to perform the following steps to successfully apply:
| Table 2: Application Steps | |
| Step 1: | Visit https://ogisp.nuprc.gov.ng |
| Step 2: | Create your company profile / login to your existing company account |
| Step 3: | Complete the online application form |
| Step 4: | Make payment |
| Step 5: | Upload all applicable documents |
| Step 6: | Submit your application |
Processing Of Applications
- Application processing involves desktop
- Applications will be processed within three (3) working However, major, and specialized categories may be subject to further verification of additional documents. Such applications may take longer to process but may not exceed two (2) weeks.
- Applications may be returned for the following reasons:
- Request for upload of
- Provision for additional
- Request by customers for change of service. A change of service requests attracts additional fees; and
- Any other reason that the Commission deems
- Once an application has been submitted, applicants will be unable to change, replace, or modify documents. Requests for any change must be made to the Commission Chief Executive via email nuprc@nuprc.gov.ng, with celaps@nuprc.gov.ng and ogisp@nuprc.gov.ng in copy.
- Required documents must be uploaded on the assigned labelled
- Foreign companies shall present proof of Registration with the Ministry of Trade and Investment in line with the new CAMA
- All documents in support of an application shall be submitted Applicants are not required to submit hardcopy documents.
- Applicants shall not physically visit any of the NUPRC offices in respect of oil and gas industry service permits. Various communication channels are available to applicants. Refer to 1.14.
- Successful applicants can download and print permits from their profiles on the
Change of Service:
Applicants are allowed to request for service change. However, such request will attract the following fees.
| Table 3: Change of Service Fee | |
| Permit Category | Amount (Naira) |
| General | 2,500.00 |
| Major | 10,000.00 |
| Specialized | 50,000.00 |
Communication Channels
Comments relating to application may be submitted via the “communication pane” on the application portal. The Commission shall not tolerate unprofessional comments.
Applicants may refer to the “news pane” on the application portal for important notices.
Source:
GUIDELINES AND REQUIREMENTS FOR THE GRANT OF OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY SERVICE PERMITS (OGISP)
ISSUED BY: NIGERIAN UPSTREAM PETROLEUM REGULATORY COMMISSION 2023
Processing of Applications
The processing of Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP) applications involves structured steps to ensure regulatory compliance and verification of all submitted information. Companies must understand the workflow to manage expectations and plan operational timelines effectively.
Desktop Review Process
Upon submission, applications undergo a desktop review by NUPRC officials. During this stage, documents are checked for completeness, authenticity, and alignment with statutory and sector-specific requirements. The review ensures that only compliant applications proceed to the next stage.
Processing Timelines by Permit Category
Processing timelines vary depending on the permit category and complexity of the services offered. Standard service permits may be processed faster, while specialised or high-risk operations, such as offshore or technical services, may require extended review periods. Companies should plan submissions accordingly.
Requests for Additional Information
Where information is incomplete, unclear, or requires verification, NUPRC may request additional documents or clarifications. Companies are expected to respond promptly to avoid delays in the review process. Failure to provide requested information can result in rejection or prolonged processing.
Application Return and Resubmission
Applications that do not meet regulatory standards may be returned for correction and resubmission. Companies should review feedback carefully, update documents accurately, and resubmit through the portal. Resubmissions must adhere to the original application guidelines.
Permit Issuance and Download
Once approved, the OGISP is issued electronically through the portal. Companies can download the permit for operational use and record-keeping. The permit specifies the validity period, scope of services, and any conditions or restrictions imposed by NUPRC. Companies must ensure that the permit is readily available for verification by upstream operators or regulatory authorities.
Change of Service and Permit Modification
Companies may need to modify their Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP) to reflect changes in the scope of services, operational requirements, or organisational structure. Permit modifications are regulated to maintain accuracy and accountability in upstream service delivery.
Scope of Change of Service
Changes may include modifications to the type of services offered, addition or removal of service categories, changes in operational location, or adjustments to service capacity. Only changes that fall within the regulatory framework and do not affect permit eligibility are considered.
Applicable Fees by Category
Permit modifications attract fees based on the nature and extent of the change. The Ministry publishes a fee schedule for different modification categories, which may include administrative charges, processing fees, or additional statutory levies. Companies must ensure timely payment to initiate the modification process.
Regulatory Approval Process
All changes require formal approval from NUPRC. Companies must submit a modification request through the OGISP portal, including supporting documentation, justification for the change, and any relevant updated corporate or operational records. The request is reviewed to ensure compliance with statutory, technical, and safety standards before approval.
Limitations on Post-Submission Changes
Changes cannot be made after permit issuance without formal approval. Any unauthorised modifications, such as providing unapproved services or extending operational scope beyond the permit, are considered regulatory breaches. Companies must wait for official approval before implementing changes to remain compliant.
Categories Of Permits
General Category
This category covers minor supplies, works and maintenance services that do not require specialized or certified competences. A maximum of one (1) service can be selected from any service group.
Application under the General Category attracts a statutory fee of Five Thousand Naira (N5,000.00), and Service Charge of Five Hundred Naira (N500.00) making a total fee of Five Thousand Five Hundred Naira (N5,500.00) only.
Documents required for General Category include the following:
| Table 4: List of Documents for General Category | |
| S/N | DOCUMENTS |
| 1. | Certificate of Incorporation or Certificate of Registration (for a Business
Name) |
| 2. | Certified true copy of other CAC documents |
| 3. | Company’s current Tax Clearance Certificate or Income Tax Certificate
(for Enterprises) |
| 4. | Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) Registration / Payment receipt |
| 5. | Certified true copy of Memorandum & articles of Association (applies to
Limited Liability Companies) |
The documents listed in Table 4 shall be the scanned copies of the original
documents.
Job Groups Under the General Category
| Table 5: List of Services Under General Category | |
| NO. | SERVICES |
| 1 | (A) WORKS (Artisans)
1. Minor Welding 2. Minor Plumbing 3. Minor Painting 4. Photography |
| 2 | (B) MAINTENANCE (Artisans)
1. Minor Civil 2. Minor Mechanical 3. Minor Electrical |
| 3 | (C) SUPPLY
1. Minor Civil Maintenance Materials 2. Minor Mechanical Maintenance Materials 3. Minor Electrical Maintenance Materials 4. Plumbing Materials 5. Welding Materials 6. Minor Computer Accessories/Consumables 7. Minor Catering Services (Provision of Snacks and Beverages for Meetings, etc.) |
| 4. | Others as may be determined by the Commission Chief Executive (CCE) of The
Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission. |
NOTE that only fully incorporated companies will be able to access services under the General Category from 1st January 2025
Major Category
- Under this category, applicants are required to possess relevant and verifiable technical, special skills, and
- Application attracts a statutory fee of Twenty-Five Thousand Naira (N25,000.00), and Service Charge of Two Thousand Five Hundred Naira (N2,500.00) making a total fee of Twenty-Seven Thousand Five Hundred Naira (N27,500.00)
- Documents required for the Major Category include the following:
| Table 6- List of documents for Major Category | |
| S/N | DOCUMENTS |
| 1. | Certificate of Incorporation |
| 2. | A certified true copy of Memorandum & Articles of Association. |
| 3. | A certified true copy of other CAC documents |
| 4. | Current Tax Clearance Certificate |
| 5. | Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund- (NSITF) |
| 6. | Detailed Company profile |
| 7. | Comprehensive staff list & Curriculum Vitae of key Staff. |
| 8. | Registrations by relevant Professional / Certification body |
- The documents listed in Table 6 shall be the scanned copies of the original
- Job Groups Under the Major Category
| Table 7: List of Services Under Major Category | ||
| NO. | SERVICES | ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION |
| 1. | REHABILITATION/UPGRADE/FABRICATION WORKS:
(A) Civil Works 1. Minor Civil, 2. Culverts 3. Drainage 4. Onshore Scaffolding 5. Building Integrity Test (B) Mechanical Works 1. Minor Mechanical 2. Minor Metal Fabrication 3. Underground Storage Tanks (UST) 4. Surface Storage Tanks (SST) 5. Overhead Tanks (C) Electrical Works 1. Minor Electrical |
Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate |
| 2. | (A) General Supplies
1. Office and Household Appliances 2. Gymnasium Equipment 3. Agro-Allied materials 4. Books & Office stationeries |
|
| (B) Heating, Cooling & Energy Products
1. Cold Room Services 2. Heating & Cooling Equipment 3. Solar Energy Products |
||
| (C) Safety, Lab & Chemical Supplies
1. Hand-held Laboratory devices supply 2. Safety Equipment (PPE) 3. Chemical Supply (Gen. Purpose/Analar Grade) 4. Paints/coatings/Sealants 5. Fire extinguisher supply 6. Clean up absorbents, pads, materials |
||
| (D) Mechanical Parts
1. Valves Up to 12”, Nozzles & Flanges 2. Seals, “O” ring, Bolts, and Nuts. |
||
| (E) ICT Supplies
1. Computers/Data Storage System 2. Communication Equipment |
||
| (F) Oil Spill Clean-up Materials
1. Absorbents, pads, etc. 2. Booms |
||
| 3. | CONSULTANCY:
1. Publicity |
Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria (APCON) License |
| 2. Media | ||
| 3. Training/Manpower Development (Basic Safety training) | Any relevant certification | |
| 4. Training/Manpower Development (Software/IT) | Nigerian Institute of Training & Development (NITAD) certification
or any relevant certification |
|
| 5. Training/Manpower Development (Finance/Accounts) | Professional Certificate (ICAN,
ACAA) |
|
| 6. Training/Manpower Development (Management/Admin.) | Any relevant certification | |
| 7. Training/Manpower Development (Soft Skills Training) | Any relevant certification | |
| 8. Community Relations/Development | ||
| 9. Security Services (Private Guards, Security equipment/devices, Pipeline Surveillance, etc) | Nigeria Security and Civil Defence
Corps (NSCDC) License |
|
| 10. Right of Way (RoW) maintenance and surveillance |
| 11. Medical Consultancy | Medical and Dental Council of
Nigeria (MDCN) License |
|
| 12. Medical Investigation | Any relevant certification | |
| 13. Legal Services | Call to Bar Certificate, or
Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Membership |
|
| 14. Architectural Services | Architects’ Registration Council of
Nigeria (ARCON) registration |
|
| 15. Quantity Surveying and Estate Management | Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers License. Quantity Surveyors Registration
Board of Nigeria (QSRBN) License |
|
| 16. Real Estate and Investment Management | Any relevant certification | |
| 17. Local Freight/Clearing and Forwarding | Registration with the Council for the Regulation of Freight
Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN) |
|
| 18. Events Planning | ||
| 19. Hydrogeology | Any relevant certification | |
| 20. Nigerian Manpower Supply (Nigerian Professionals only) | Recruiters Licence from Ministry of Labour and Employment | |
| 21. Background Check and Screening Services | Nigeria Security and Civil Defence
Corps (NSCDC) License |
|
| 22. Horticulture/Landscaping | ||
| 23. Furnishing and Interior/Exterior Decoration | ||
| 24. Material Safety Investigation | Any relevant certification | |
| 25. Insurance Brokerage | Nigerian Council of Registered Insurance Brokers (NCRIB) Registration | |
| 26. Host Community Advisory Services | ||
| 4. | WATER BOREHOLE:
1. Water Borehole Drilling; Borehole Water Treatment; and Borehole Water Maintenance |
Nigeria Integrated Water Resources Management
Commission |
| 5. | PROTOCOL AND LOGISTICS SERVICES
1. Car/Vehicle Hire and Leasing |
|
| 2. Protocol Services | ||
| 3. Travel Agencies, etc | Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority
(NCAA) License |
|
| 4. Vehicle Documentation |
| 6. | ONSHORE WASTE MANAGEMENT:
1. Domestic Waste Transportation (Non- Hazardous) 2. Organic Waste Composting 3. Sewage Evacuation & Disposal 4. Non-Hazardous Waste Transportation 5. Janitorial Services (office/ accommodation cleaning and housekeeping) 6. Onshore Fumigation and Sanitation |
ISO 14001 or Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) Certification |
| 7. | INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES
1. Civil Installation/Maintenance & Materials 2. Mechanical Installation/Maintenance & Materials 3. Electrical Installation/Maintenance& Materials 4. Plumbing Installation/Maintenance &Material |
Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certification |
| 5. Fire & Gas Systems | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate
and – Safety Training Certificate or any other relevant certification |
|
| 6. Security and Information Equipment | Nigeria Security and Civil Defence
Corps (NSCDC) License |
|
| 8. | SURVEY:
1. Land/Topographic Survey Services |
Proof of Membership of the Surveyors Council of Nigeria |
| 2. Geodetic Survey services | ||
| 9. | INTEGRITY TEST
1. Surface Storage Tank 2. Underground Storage Tanks (UST) 3. Tanker/Truck tank |
Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate |
| 10. | MEDICAL/PHARMACEUTICAL:
1. Pharmaceutical Supplies |
Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria
License |
| 2. Medical Equipment Supplies | Medical Lab Science Council of
Nigeria License |
|
| 3. Dietitians | Nil | |
| 4. Veterinary Services | Nigerian Veterinary Medical
Association (NVMA) Certificate |
| 11. | HOSPITALITY:
1. Lodging/Boarding (0 – 25 rooms) |
|
| 2. Onshore Laundry Services, Catering, Housekeeping, and other related services | ||
| 3. Lease of Office Accommodation/Guest House | Registered Real Estate Regulatory
body |
|
| 4. Recreational Services | ||
| 12. | PRINTING:
1. Publishing and Corporate Branding (Calendars, Cards, Plaques, Monogramming) |
|
| 2. Educational Material | ||
| 13. | AUTOMOBILE:
1. Sales and Maintenance of Cars/Vehicles |
|
| 14. | PETROLEUM QUALITY MONITORING:
1. Petroleum Quality Monitoring (Crude Oil Analysis- BS&W etc.) 2. Petroleum Quality Monitoring- Crude Oil Assay/Fingerprinting 3. Gas Compositional Analysis NOTE that accreditation of laboratories by NUPRC is required upon issuance of an Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP). |
|
| 15. | BIOMONITORING /BIODEGRADABILITY STUDIES
1. Bio-monitoring- Toxicity Testing (Oil Field Chemicals, Whole Effluent Test & Bioaccumulation) 2. Biodegradability Testing 3. Production/Culturing of Toxicity test Species NOTE that accreditation of laboratories by NUPRC is required upon issuance of an Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP). |
|
| 16. | CHEMICALS/MUD TESTING
1. Mud & Cuttings Testing 2. Production Chemicals Testing 3. Production Chemistry Services 4. Production Chemistry Analyses/Studies NOTE that accreditation of your laboratory by NUPRC is required upon issuance of your Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP). |
| 17. | ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MONITORING
1. Environmental Quality Monitoring- Water, Soil & Sediment Analysis 2. Environmental Quality Monitoring- Air Quality & Metrological Analysis 3. Fugitive Methane Measurement and Quantification NOTE that accreditation of laboratories by NUPRC is required upon issuance of an Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP). |
|
| 18. | STORAGE /PRESERVATION SERVICES
1. Onshore Environmental/Waste Management 2. Drilling Support Services NOTE that accreditation of laboratory by NUPRC is required upon issuance of an Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP). |
|
|
19 |
OIL & GAS TRADING
1. Crude Oil/Condensate Marketing and Trading 2. Processed Gas Marketing, Trading, and Bulk Utilization 3. Produced Gas Marketing, Trading, and Bulk Utilization 4. Gas Products Marketing, Trading, and Bulk Utilization 5. Petroleum Products (White products) Marketing and Trading |
|
| 20 | HAULAGE
1. Petroleum Products Haulage (Gas) 2. Goods/Material Road Haulage 3. Petroleum Products Haulage (White Products) 4. Domestic Waste Transportation |
|
| Additional services may be determined by the CCE of The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission. | ||
NOTE that only fully incorporated companies will be able to access services under this Category.
1.2. Specialised Category
- Under the Specialised Category, applicants are required to possess relevant and verifiable technical, special skills, and
- Application attracts a statutory fee of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira (N250,000.00), an Service Charge of Seven Thousand Five Hundred Naira (N7,500.00) making a total of Two hundred and Fifty-Seven Thousand Five Hundred Naira (N257,500.00)
- Documents required for Specialised Category includes the following:
| Table 8: List of Documents for Specialized Category | |
| S/N | DOCUMENTS |
| 1. | Copy of Certificate of Incorporation |
| 2. | Certified true copy of Memorandum & articles of Association |
| 3. | Certified true copy of other CAC documents |
| 4. | Copy of current Tax Clearance Certificate (TCC) |
| 5. | Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) Registration / Payment receipt |
| 6. | Detailed Company profile |
| 7. | Comprehensive staff list & Curriculum Vitae of key Staff. |
| 8. | Registrations by relevant Government Agency / Professional / Certification body |
- The documents listed in Table 8 shall be the scanned copies of the original
- JOB GROUPS UNDER THE SPECIALISED CATEGORY
| Table 9: List of Services Under Specialized Category | |||
| S/N | Service Name | Specification | Additional documentation |
| 1 | ONSHORE PIPELINE LAYING AND CONSTRUCTION | 1. Non-Destructive Testing
(Normal) |
Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate and
Institute of Safety |
| 2. Non-Destructive Testing
(Radioactive source) |
|||
| 3. Corrosion Prevention and Control Services (Cathodic
Protection, Coating,) |
Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) certificate | ||
| 4. Hydro test | |||
| 5. Laying of Oil and Gas
Pipelines |
|||
| 6. Pipeline
Fabrication/Construction |
|||
| 7. Pipeline Procurement | |||
| 8. Pipe Milling/Threading | |||
| 2 | OFFSHORE PIPELINE LAYING AND CONSTRUCTION | 1. Non-Destructive Testing (Normal) | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate and Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) certificate |
| 2. Non-Destructive Testing (Radioactive source) | |||
| 3. Corrosion Prevention and Control Services (Cathodic
Protection, Coating,) |
|||
| 4. Hydro test | |||
| 5. Laying of Oil and Gas Pipelines | |||
| 6. Pipeline
Fabrication/Construction |
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| 7. Pipeline Procurement | |||
| 8. Pipe Milling/Threading | |||
| 3 | FACILITY MAINTENANCE SERVICES | 1. Pipeline maintenance | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate and Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) certificate. |
| 2. Pipeline Monitoring | |||
| 3. Pipeline Pigging and Inspection | |||
| 4. Pressure Testing/Leak Detection of Vessels/Pipelines | |||
| 5. Storage facility maintenance |
| 6. Certification of Safety Critical Equipment, All Valves (RV, PSV, PCV, PVCV, BDV, ESD,
HIPPS etc) Gas and Fire detectors, Flow meters, Gauges, Transmitters etc, Pressure Vessels, Heaters/Boilers, Scrubbers, knock out drums, Coalesces. |
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| 7. Hydro Test | |||
| 8. Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) | |||
| 9. Cathodic Protection and Coating | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) and National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE) membership or similar
competence. |
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| 10. Corrosion Prevention & Control Services | |||
| 11. Fugitive Emission Monitoring- Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR) | Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) certificate. | ||
| 4 | MAJOR CONSTRUCTION SERVICES | (A) Engineering & Construction: | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate and Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) certificate |
| 1. Road Construction | |||
| 2. Structural Engineering | |||
| 3. Mechanical Engineering | |||
| 4. Electrical Engineering | |||
| 5. Civil Engineering
Construction |
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| 6. Offshore Scaffolding | |||
| (B) Installation & Upgrade of
Offshore Facilities: |
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| 1. Installation/Upgrade of On-
/Offshore Production Facilities & Platforms |
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| 2. Storage and/or Export Facilities e.g., Oil Terminals. | |||
| 3. Process Facilities | |||
| 4. FPSO Vessels | |||
| 5. Marine Vessels | |||
| (C) Installation & Upgrade of
Onshore Facilities |
|||
| 1. Installation/Upgrade of
Onshore Production |
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| 2. Facilities & Platforms |
| 3. Storage and/or Export
Facilities e.g., Depots, Jetties |
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| 4. Process Facilities | |||
| 5 | AVIATION SUPPORT SERVICES | 1. Supply, Installation and Maintenance of Air Navigation / Communication
Equipment. |
Approved Maintenance Organization (AMO) and Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) license. |
| 2. Aviation Logistics | |||
| 3. Aviation equipment
certification and inspection |
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| 6 | DRILLING/PRODUCTION SERVICES | (A) Hoisting & Rig Operations: | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate Or Council of Nigerian Mining Engineers and Geoscientists certificate (COMEG) certificate and Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) certificate. |
| 1. Supply, Hoisting and Operation of Drilling rig | |||
| 2. Casing/tubing running | |||
| 3. Cementing & Liner hanger services. | |||
| 4. Directional Drilling | |||
| 5. Intelligent well completion Services | |||
| 6. Well completion services. | |||
| 7. Well control Monitoring & Management Services | |||
| (B) Drilling Support Services: | |||
| 1. Hydraulic work over | |||
| 2. Managed Pressure drilling | |||
| 3. Mud Logging | |||
| 4. Pressure Volume Temperature (PVT) | |||
| 5. Well logging | |||
| 6. Stimulation, Pumping, Coiled tubing/slickline | |||
| 7. Wellbore cleanout services | |||
| 8. Tubular Renal Services | |||
| 9. Wire Line Services | |||
| 10. Well testing. | |||
| 11. Drill stem testing | |||
| 12. Bottom Hole Pressure (BHP) Service | |||
| 13. Drilling/Production Chemicals/Material Supply |
| 14. Fishing Operations | |||
| (C) Drilling Rig and Production Drilling | |||
| 1. Drill Ship rig | |||
| 2. Drill stem services | |||
| 3. Drilling fluids/Mud services | |||
| 4. Jack Up drilling rig. | |||
| 5. Semi-Submersible drilling rig | |||
| 6. Swamp drilling rig | |||
| 7. Tender Assisted drilling rig | |||
| 8. Land drilling rig | |||
| 9. Any type of workover rig | |||
| 10. Drilling Rig Acceptance
Testing services |
|||
| 11. Drilling Rig Pre-Purchase/Pre- hire evaluation services | |||
| 12. Drilling Rig Audit | |||
| 13. Drilling Rig Survey or
Conductor piling services |
|||
| 14. Casing cutting services. | |||
| 15. Cased hole logging services. | |||
| 16. Cementing Services | |||
| 17. MWD/LWD services | |||
| 18. Liner Float/Hanger and
Running Equipment services. |
|||
| 19. OCTG services | |||
| 20. Onshore well control services | |||
| 21. Turbine Drilling/Down hole
motor services |
|||
| 22. Well overhauling/stimulation services. | |||
| 23. Well crisis management
services. |
|||
| 24. Swamp well control services | |||
| 25. Well Integrity Management | |||
| 26. Well Testing Services | |||
| 27. Wellhead services | |||
| 28. Wellbore cleanout and
filtration services |
|||
| 29. Welding engineering and
Maintenance |
| 30. Electrical
Logging/Calibration services |
|||
| 31. Drilling services – drilling tool
rental, etc |
|||
| 32. Fishing/wireline services | |||
| 33. Core services | |||
| 34. Cutting injection/cutting
disposal services |
|||
| 35. Deep water well control
services |
|||
| 36. Directional surveying services | |||
| 37. Snubbing services | |||
| 38. Reservoir services | |||
| 39. Slickline services | |||
| 40. Rental of drill pipes | |||
| 41. Perforation services | |||
| 42. Plugging services | |||
| 43. Gravel packing services | |||
| 44. Fracturing services | |||
| 45. Fluid/bottom hole sampling
services |
|||
| (D)Geosciences/Petroleum
Engineering Services |
|||
| 1. Geophysical data
acquisition |
|||
| 2. Geophysical processing and
imaging |
|||
| 3. Geophysical and hydrographic Site survey
services |
|||
| 4. Field Development Plan
Studies |
|||
| 5. 2D/3D/4D Seismic data
acquisition services |
|||
| 6. 2D/3D/4D Seismic data
processing services |
|||
| 7. 2D/3D/4D Seismic data
interpretation services |
|||
| 8. OBC/Electromagnetic
Seismic acquisition services |
|||
| 9. OBC/Electromagnetic
Seismic processing services |
|||
| 10. OBC/Electromagnetic Seismic data interpretation
services |
| 11. Site acquisition services | |||
| 12. Well Velocity survey and
processing service. |
|||
| 13. Unitization | |||
| 14. Special Geoscience studies | |||
| 15. Survey/positioning services | |||
| 16. Rental of seismic
equipment2D/3D/4D/ |
|||
| 17. Reservoir
management/Audit |
|||
| 18. Gravity/Magnetic acquisition and processing services | |||
| 19. Integrated geological and
geophysical analysis. |
|||
| 20. Navigation/positioning | |||
| 21. Geotechnical Services | |||
| 22. Geoscience Software | |||
| 23. Geoscience Training | |||
| 24. Oceanographic services | |||
| 25. Photogrammetry surveying
services |
|||
| 26. Petroleum Software | |||
| 27. Petroleum Engineering
Training |
|||
| 28. Rental of
surveying/positioning equipment services |
|||
| 29. Production Monitoring | |||
| 30. Production Optimization
studies |
|||
| 31. Prospect evaluation | |||
| 32. Remote sensing | |||
| 33. Reservoir modelling | |||
| 34. Reservoir studies | |||
| 35. Seismic/Geophysical studies | |||
| 36. Seismic data management | |||
| 7 | EXPLORATION SERVICES | 1. non-seismic geophysical method (Gravity survey, Electromagnetic Survey,
Aero Magnetic Survey) |
Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate Or Council of Nigerian Mining Engineers and Geoscientists
certificate (COMEG) |
| 2. Supply of Seismic Materials
and Explosives |
| 3. Bathymetry survey/Seabed
Survey |
certificate and Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) certificate. | ||
| 4. Down Hole Data Gathering
and Interpretation |
|||
| 5. Geotechnical survey Services | |||
| 8 | TECHNICAL CONSULTANCY | 1. Project Management | Project Management Professional certification or Chartered Institute of Project Managers of Nigeria certification Or Prince 2 |
| 2. Production Operations & Process Maintenance | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate
and Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) certificate |
||
| 3. Research and Development (Technology) | |||
| 4. Training/Manpower Development (Engineering) | The Council for the Regulation of Engineering in
Nigeria (COREN) |
||
| 5. Reservoir Evaluation & Management Compliance. | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate OR Council of Nigerian Mining Engineers and Geoscientists certificate (COMEG) certificate
and Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) certificate |
||
| 6. Marine Engineering | |||
| 7. Marine Survey | |||
| 8. Oceanography | Evidence of Professional qualification in Oceanography e.g. (Nigerian Institute for Oceanography and Marine
Research) |
||
| 9. Aircraft Inspection (QC & QA) | Relevant Approval/Certification/Lice nce from Nigerian Civil
Aviation Authority (NCAA) |
| 10. Asset Integrity Management/Assurance (e.g., Scaffolding Certification, Safety Audit/Technical Surveys/Risk
Management Services |
Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate and Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) certificate | ||
| 11. Calibration/Meter Proving consultancy. | |||
| 12. Engineering Services | |||
| 13. Environmental Sensitivity Index (ESI) Mapping Geographic Information
System (GIS) |
Any relevant certification | ||
| 14. Environmental Assessment/St udies (EIA, EES, PIA, EBS, etc.) | ISO 14001:2015 certification | ||
| 15. Facility Inspection & Maintenance Service | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria
(COREN) certificate and |
||
| Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria
(ISPON) certificate |
|||
| 16. Security and Surveillance (use of unmanned aerial vehicles (drones)) | Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) approval and The Office of the National Security Adviser
(ONSA) approval |
||
| 17. Information Technology (Hardware and Software
management) |
|||
| 18. Instrumentation & controls | Council for the Regulation
of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate |
||
| 19. Interface Management & Regulatory Compliance | |||
| 20. Lifting Equipment Certification | Register of Lifting Equipment & Non- Destructive Test (NDT)
certificates |
||
| 21. Rig Inspection | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria
(COREN) certificate |
||
| 22. HVAC | |||
| 23. Offloading/Loading system services | |||
| 24. Process Automation |
| 25. Performance Benchmarking studies | |||
| 26. Pre-commissioning and commissioning | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria
(COREN) certificate |
||
| 27. Supply of spares for major critical equipment | |||
| 28. Life Extension studies and Requalification | |||
| 29. Remote Monitoring Services | |||
| 30. Carbon Credit Assessment | ISO 14001/ISPON
Certification (EIA) |
||
| 31. Offshore Environmental Services (EIA, Seabed Surveys
etc) |
|||
| 32. Laboratory QA/QC- Reference Material and
Proficiency Testing |
ISO 17043 certification or affiliation with certified Proficiency Test Provider. | ||
| NOTE that accreditation of laboratories by NUPRC is required upon
issuance of an Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP) |
|||
| 33. Safety Studies
34. Meteorological consultancy |
Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate | ||
| 9 | REFINERY SERVICES | 1. Installation/Construction | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria
(COREN) certificate |
| 2. Relocation | |||
| 10 | PETROCHEMICAL PLANT | 1. Fabrication/supply/erection of specialized major equipment like reactors, columns, heaters, heat exchangers, pumps, compressors, gas turbines, instrumentation systems, effluent treatment facilities, firefighting facilities etc. | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate and Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) certificate |
| 2. HVAC System services | |||
| 3. Installation/Construction | |||
| 4. Logistic | |||
| 5. Offloading/loading system
services |
|||
| 6. Pre-commissioning and
commissioning |
|||
| 7. Performance Benchmarking
studies |
|||
| 8. Process Automation | |||
| 9. Life Extension studies and
Qualification |
|||
| 10. Supply of spares for major
critical equipment |
|||
| 11. Supply of catalysts and
chemicals |
|||
| NOTE: (Only one (1) service will be assigned to a permit) | |||
| 11 | SUPPLY OF CATALYST AND CHEMICALS | 1. Supply of catalysts and
chemicals (LNG) |
|
| 2. Supply of Catalysts and
Chemicals (GTL) |
|||
| 12 | FPSO/FLNG/FLPG SERVICES | 1. Marine Hull and Mooring
services |
Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate and Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria
(ISPON) Certificate. |
| 2. Vessel Leasing. | |||
| 3. Vessel Conversion | |||
| 4. Vessel Leasing. | |||
| 13 | FLOATING, STORAGE AND OFFLOADING (FSO) | 1. FSO Conversion | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate and Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) certificate. |
| 2. FSO Leasing. | |||
| 3. Installation/Construction/Hoo k-up | |||
| 4. Marine Hull and Mooring services | |||
| 5. Offloading system services | |||
| 6. Safety Engineering studies | |||
| 14 | MOBILE OFFSHORE PRODUCTION UNIT (MOPU) /OFFSHORE PROCESSING UNIT (OPU) | 1. Marine Hull and Mooring services | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate and Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria
(ISPON) certificate |
| 2. MOPU/OPU Leasing. | |||
| 3. MOPU/OPU Conversion | |||
| 15 | SPECIAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICES | 1. Air Transportation | Nigerian Civil Aviation
Authority (NCAA) License |
| 2. Sea Transportation | Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety | ||
| 3. Marine Vessels Supply and
Operation |
|||
| 4. Offshore Operation Support Services (e. g. Marine Security & Escort, Mooring Services, House Boats,
Barges,) |
Agency (NIMASA) License or Marine Insurance | ||
| 5. Rig Move and Deployment
Logistics |
|||
| 16 | DREDGING SERVICE | 1. Dredging | Annual Survey & Operations Permit from National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) |
| 2. Hydraulic Water Channel
Maintenance |
|||
| 3. Shore Consolidation | |||
| 4. Land Reclamation | |||
| 17 | WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES | 1. Tank Vessel Cleaning | ISO 14001 or Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) certification |
| 2. Water-Based Mud
management |
|||
| 3. Waste Re-injection/ Injection (Drill Cuttings/Produced Water/NORM) | |||
| 4. Pneumatic bulk drill cutting
transfer. |
|||
| 5. Hazardous Waste
Transportation |
|||
| 6. Installation/Operation of Recyclable Waste Depot | |||
| 7. Installation and/or Operation of wastewater treatment equipment | |||
| 8. Maintenance and Operation of Incinerators | |||
| 9. Maintenance and Operation of Sewage Treatment Plant | |||
| 10. Offshore Evacuation of Drill Cuttings | |||
| 11. Secondary Waste Management (Residual Ash/sand/sludge from Waste
Treatment Facilities) |
|||
| 12. Composting | |||
| 13. Offshore/Swamp fumigation
and sanitation |
|||
| NOTE: Accreditation of a Waste Management Facility by NUPRC is required upon issuance of an
Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP). |
|||
| 18 | NATURALLY OCCURRING RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS (NORM) MANAGEMENT SERVICES | 1. Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials (NORM) Assessment and
Monitoring |
|
| 2. Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials
(NORM) Waste Management |
|||
| 3. Survey and Decontamination of Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials (NORM) in Oil and Gas
Installations |
|||
| NOTE: Accreditation of equipment by NUPRC is required upon issuance of an Oil and Gas
Industry Service Permit (OGISP). |
|||
| 19 | WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY OPERATIONS SERVICES: | 1. Thermal Desorption Unit (TDUs) | ISO 14001 or Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) certification |
| 2. Incinerators | |||
| 3. Sewage Treatment Plant
(STP) |
|||
| 4. Wastewater Treatment
Facility |
|||
| 5. Produced Water Treatment
Plants |
|||
| 6. Oily Sludge/Waste Oil
Recycling Facility |
|||
| 7. Recyclable Waste Collection/Transfer Station (Spent Batteries, Used Tyres, Fluorescent Bulbs, Scrap
metals, E-Waste etc. |
|||
| 8. Engineered Landfill | |||
| 20 | ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION SERVICES | 1. Soil Remediation | ISO 14001 or Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) certification |
| 2. Pit Backfilling and Land Reclamation. | |||
| 3. Oil Spill Control/Clean-Up | |||
| 21 | ROBOTIC UNDERWATER SERVICES | 1. ROV (Remote Operated
Vehicle) Operation and associated services |
ISO 14001 or Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) certification and NIMASA certificate of registration or any relevant
certification |
| 2. Autonomous Underwater
Vehicle (AUV) operations & associated services |
|||
| 22 | HOSPITAL/MEDICAL
SERVICES |
1. Health Management
Services |
Health Facility Monitoring
and Accreditation Agency |
| 2. Hospital Retainership | (HEFAMAA, Lagos state) License or Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria
(MDCN) License |
||
| 3. Hospital services | |||
| 4. Surgery & similar medical procedures | Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN) License or Evidence of
membership of NMA |
||
| 5. Industrial Hygiene: Radiation,
Safety monitoring and control |
Nigeria Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NNRA) approval | ||
| 23 | HEAVY DUTY EQUIPMENT SUPPLY, INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE SERVICES | 1. Generators | Proof of ISO 9001:2015 or 14001:2015 certifications |
| 2. Pay-loaders. | |||
| 3. Reamers | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate | ||
| 4. SBM | |||
| 5. Separators | |||
| 6. Risers | |||
| 7. Shale Shakers | |||
| 8. Skips | |||
| 9. Subsea Equipment | |||
| 10. Swamp-buggies | |||
| 11. Tanks | |||
| 12. Transformers | |||
| 13. Valves (12 inches & above) | |||
| 14. Turbines | |||
| 15. Well Head Jacket | |||
| 16. Fire Truck | |||
| 17. Forklifts | |||
| 18. Drill bits | |||
| 19. Filtration Unit | |||
| 20. Baskets | |||
| 21. Blowout preventers | |||
| 22. Bottom Hole Assembly | |||
| 23. Diving equipment & Accessories | |||
| 24. Centrifuges | |||
| 25. Christmas Tree | |||
| 26. Compressors | |||
| 27. Containers | |||
| 28. Cranes | |||
| 29. Caterpillars | |||
| 30. Elevators (Lifts) |
| 31. Excavators | |||
| 32. Gas process equipment, Spares & Accessories | |||
| 33. Humidifier | |||
| 34. HVACS/Accessories | |||
| 35. Lifeboats/Life rafts | |||
| 36. LP/HP Pumps | |||
| 37. OCTG/Pipes | |||
| 38. Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) | |||
| 39. Produced Water Treatment Facility | |||
| 40. Thermal Desorption Units (TDUs) | |||
| 41. Incinerators | |||
| 42. Tank Cleaning Equipment | |||
| 43. Waste Haulage Trucks/Vehicles | |||
| 44. Waste Skips | |||
| 24 | MARINE SERVICES/INSTALLATION | 1. Deepwater Riser/Pipeline
Construction services |
|
| 2. Diving support vessel | |||
| 3. Dredging services | |||
| 4. Dump Barges | |||
| 5. Emergency Response and
Rescue Vessel |
|||
| 6. Vessel vetting inspection
services. |
|||
| 7. Float over barge | |||
| 8. Heavy Lift vessel | |||
| 9. Marine Warranty Surveyor | |||
| 10. Mooring system services | |||
| 11. Offshore Supply vessels | |||
| 12. Onshore Pipeline
Construction |
|||
| 13. Pipelaying vessel | |||
| 14. Platform Supply vessel | |||
| 15. ROV Technology Services | |||
| 16. Seabed Intervention – (rock dumping, umbilical
trenching, etc) |
|||
| 17. Submersible Heavy Lift Vessel |
| 18. Subsea Integrity
Management services |
|||
| 19. Subsea Metrology | |||
| 20. Subsea Pipeline protection
services |
|||
| 21. Supply of manning crews for
vessels |
|||
| 22. Accommodation
platforms/floaters |
|||
| 23. Anchor handling vessels | |||
| 24. Cable laying services | |||
| 25. Construction Support Vessel | |||
| 26. Crane Barge services | |||
| 27. Crane Vessel | |||
| 28. Supply of subsea Christmas (XMAS TREES) intervention
and workover systems |
|||
| 29. Supply vessel | |||
| 30. Swamp pipeline construction | |||
| 31. Tugboats | |||
| 32. Under Water Inspection In
lieu of Dry Docking (UWILD) |
|||
| 33. Diving equipment &
accessories |
|||
| 34. Supply, Installation, and
Maintenance of Marine Equipment |
|||
| 35. Marine Logistics | Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) License
and (or) Marine Insurance |
||
| 36. Cargo Handling/Storage | Custom License | ||
| 25 | COMMUNICATION SERVICES | 1. Telecommunication operators | Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) License |
| 2. ISP Providers | |||
| 3. Cable network | National Broadcasting
Commission License |
||
| 26 | FINANCIAL SERVICES | 1. Financial & Management Advisory Services | ICAN and the Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN) Membership or Financial Reporting council of Nigeria
License |
| 2. Financial Management
consultancy |
Membership of a professional body e.g., ICAN and the Association | ||
| 3. Banking Services |
| 4. Accounting/Auditing Services | of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN) Membership Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria License or The Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria
Membership |
||
| 5. Taxation | The Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria
Membership |
||
| 6. Monetary Intermediation /
Credit Granting Services |
|||
| 27 | INSURANCE SERVICES | 1. Life Insurance Services: Claims | Nigerian Council of Registered Insurance Brokers (NCRIB) Registration or National Insurance Commission (NAICOM)
license |
| 2. Non-Life Insurance Services | |||
| 3. Insurance Matters | |||
| 4. Pension Funding Services | National Insurance
Commission (NAICOM) license |
||
| 28 | HYDROCARBON MEASUREMENT | 1. Fiscalization | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria
(COREN) |
| 2. Crude oil loading Cargo
Survey |
|||
| 3. Gas loading cargo survey | |||
| 4. Meters & Flow Meters | |||
| 29 | INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT/CLEARING AND FORWARDING | 1. Bulk Haulage | Customs License |
| 2. Courier Services | Nigerian Postal Service
(NIPOST) License |
||
| 3. Clearing and forwarding | |||
| 30 | HYPERBARIC SERVICES | 1. Divers’ Fitness Certification | Medical Examiner of Divers
Qualification |
| 2. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HPOT) and Associated
Services |
Diving Medical Physician Qualification | ||
| 31 | HOSPITALITY SERVICES | 1. Lodging/Boarding (26 rooms and above) | Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation
(NTDC) Certificate |
| 32 | MANUFACTURING SERVICES | 1. Product/materials manufactured are to be
specified. |
Manufacturer Conformity Assessment Program Certification (MANCAP) (Company Certification) or Council for the Regulation |
| 2. Woodworks | |||
| 3. Valves |
| 4. Gas cylinders | of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) Certificate. | ||
| 5. Cables | |||
| 6. Ropes | |||
| 7. Christmas trees | |||
| 8. Chemicals/paints/coatings/s ealants | |||
| 33 | ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION SERVICES | 1. Soil Remediation | |
| 2. Pit Backfilling and Land Reclamation. | |||
| 3. Oil Spill Control/Clean-Up | |||
| NOTE that accreditation of equipment by NUPRC is required upon issuance of an Oil and Gas
Industry Service Permit (OGISP). |
|||
| 34 | LOCAL GAS
DISTRIBUTION SERVICES |
1. Natural Gas Distribution
Services |
|
| 35 | ROPE ACCESS | 1. Rope Access Service | IRATA Qualification or similar training competence or Construction Industry Record scheme (CISRS) OR
similar training competence |
| 36 | OIL AND GAS TRAINING | A. OIL AND GAS TRAINING
SERVICES (HEALTH) |
|
| 1. Rig Medic | Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN) License | ||
| 2. Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) | |||
| 3. Emergency Response
Training (Medical) |
|||
| 4. Life Support | |||
| NOTE: Accreditation of your training centre by NUPRC is required upon issuance of your Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP). | |||
| B. OIL AND GAS TRAINING
SERVICES (SAFETY) |
OPITO certification or its equivalent | ||
| 1. Basic Offshore Safety Induction Emergency Training (BOSIET), Tropical BOSIET, Further Offshore Emergency Training (FOET),
Tropical FOET |
|||
| 2. Helicopter Underwater Escape Safety Training
(HUET), Tropical HUET |
|||
| 3. Helicopter Support (Helicopter Landing Officer, Helideck Team Member) | |||
| 4. Water Survival/Swing Rope Training | |||
| 5. Travel safely by boat training | |||
| 6. Standards of Training,
Certification, and watchkeeping for Seafarers’ training |
|||
| NOTE that accreditation of a training centre by NUPRC is required upon issuance of an Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP). | |||
| C. OIL AND GAS TRAINING SERVICES
(PROCESS SAFETY) |
Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) | ||
| 1. Process and Technical Safety
Training |
|||
| 2. Accident investigation | |||
| 3. Inspection and Maintenance Training, Facilities & Asset Integrity (Rig, Pressure Vessels, Pigging, Tanks, NDE) | |||
| D. Oil and Gas Training Services
(Work at Height and Lifting) |
|||
| 1. Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Training | Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) | ||
| 2. Scaffolding Training | NEBOSH Certificate | ||
| 3. Work at Height/Rope Access Training | |||
| E. OIL AND GAS TRAINING
SERVICES (GENERAL) |
Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) Certification | ||
| 1. Confined Space Entry
Training |
|||
| 2. Advanced Medical and First
Aid Training |
|||
| 3. Advanced Fire Safety
Training |
|||
| 4. Emergency Rescue Training | |||
| 5. Welding Training | |||
| 6. Diving Personnel Certification | |||
| 7. Diver medical courses; and
refresher |
|||
| 8. Diving supervisor training | |||
| 9. Diving Life support training | |||
| NOTE that accreditation of
a training centre by NUPRC is required upon issuance of |
|||
| an Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP). | |||
| F. OIL AND GAS TRAINING SERVICES
(ENVIRONMENT) |
|||
| 1. Oil Spill Response Training | ISO 14001 or Institute of Safety Professionals of
Nigeria (ISPON) certification |
||
| NOTE that accreditation of a training centre by NUPRC is required upon issuance of an Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP). | |||
| 37 | Heavy Equipment Hire & Leasing Only | 1. Vehicles | Register of Lifting Equipment & Non- Destructive Test (NDT)
certificates |
| 2. Lifting/Rotating | |||
| 3. Shackles, slings, chains | Fitness/ competency
certificate of the machine |
||
| 38 | ENGINEERING DESIGN/SUPPORT SERVICES | 1. Engineering Design – Onshore Gas Conditioning (hydrocarbon/water dew
pointing facility) |
Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate and Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) certificate |
| 2. Engineering Design – Onshore Gas Processing Plant
(fractionating plant) |
|||
| 3. Engineering Design – Onshore Petroleum Storage Depot | |||
| 4. Engineering Design – Onshore Pipeline | |||
| 5. Engineering Design – Onshore Terminal | |||
| 6. Engineering Design – Subsea Pipeline and Riser
Engineering |
|||
| 7. Engineering Design – Subsea Processing | |||
| 8. Engineering Design – Subsea Risers, Flowlines & Tie-ins | |||
| 9. Engineering Design – Subsea Tree systems |
| 10. Engineering Design – Subsea Umbilical & Cables | |||
| 11. Engineering Design-Sub- Sea Controls &
Measurements |
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| 12. Engineering Design -Onshore Flow station | |||
| 13. Engineering Design – Swamp/shallow water
facilities |
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| 14. Supply of manpower to EPF Operations | |||
| 15. Technical & production services | |||
| 16. Telecommunication Services | |||
| 17. Third Party Classification services | |||
| 18. Third Party Certification services | |||
| 19. Third Party Verification consultancy | |||
| 20. Engineering Design – Swamp/Shallow/Offshore
Pipeline |
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| 21. Engineering Design – Subsea power/ supply/distribution | |||
| 22. Engineering Design – Installation Engineering | |||
| 23. Electrical/ Automation/Telecom (EIT) | |||
| 24. Engineering – Subsea Technical Services | |||
| 25. Engineering – Subsea Production services | |||
| 26. Engineering Design – Onshore Compressor station | |||
| 27. Engineering Design – Early Production Facility | |||
| 28. EPC Topsides | |||
| 29. EPC Floaters | |||
| 30. Equipment Refurbishment services | |||
| 31. Topsides engineering |
| 32. Marine engineering & mooring design | |||
| 33. Marine Technology | |||
| 34. Material Technology / Anticorrosion / Surface Protection Services | |||
| 35. Safety Engineering Systems | |||
| 36. Other mechanical equipment/system | |||
| 37. Project Administration Services | |||
| 38. Subsea Tooling/Connectors | |||
| 39. Administration & IT services | |||
| 40. Fire and Gas Protection System Services | |||
| 41. Marine Warranty Surveyor services | |||
| 42. Cranes | |||
| 43. Design and Manufacture of Rotating equipment | |||
| 44. Facilities life extension studies | |||
| 45. Facilities Obsolescence management | |||
| 46. Hydrodynamic / Aerodynamic Services | |||
| 47. Leasing of Early Production Facility | |||
| NOTE: All IOC design outfits need appropriate service permits for service rendered | |||
| 39 | DECOMMISSIONING SERVICES | 1. Decommissioning studies | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate or Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria (ISPON) Certificate |
| 2. Well Plug and abandonment | |||
| 3. Decommissioning topsides preparatory works | |||
| 4. Topside and topside structure removal and
recycling |
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| 5. Subsea infrastructure removal and remediation | |||
| 6. Decommissioning site monitoring | |||
| 40 | CERTIFICATION SERVICES | 1. Quality Management
Systems certification |
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| 2. Qualification of new
technology |
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| 3. Environmental Management
Systems Certification |
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| 4. Safety Management Systems
certification |
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| 5. Evaluation and certification
of software and electronic |
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| 6. Information Management
Security certification |
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| 7. Certification of Welders | |||
| 8. Certification of NDT
Personnel |
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| 9. Certification of machinery | |||
| 10. Certification of Cranes and
Lifting Appliances |
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| 11. Certification of Pressurized
Equipment |
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| 41 | 3RD PARTY FPSO/ FSO LEASING AND OPERATION SERVICES | 1. 3rd Party FPSO/ FSO Leasing | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate |
| 2. 3rd party FPSO/ FSO Operation | |||
| 42 | LABORATORY SERVICES | 1. Core Analysis | |
| 2. Core Sampling | |||
| 43 | LAB, SAFETY & CHEMICAL SUPPLIES SERVICES | 1. Installation/ Maintenance of Fire Alarm System | |
| 2. Installation & Maintenance of Fire Fighting Equipment | |||
| 3. Laboratory/Analytical Equipment Supply | |||
| 4. Oilfield (Drilling/production) Chemicals Supply | |||
| 44 | CHEMICAL PRODUCTION
SERVICES |
1. Production Chemicals
formulation/ Blending |
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| 45 | DIVING SERVICES | 1. Air Diving (less than 100m) | |
| 2. Saturation/Closed Bell Diving (100m) | |||
| 46 | SUBSURFACE /
RESERVOIR MANAGEMENT |
1. Enhanced Hydrocarbon Recovery Services | |
| 47 | CALIBRATION SERVICES | 1. Calibration of Underground Storage Tanks of Retail outlets only | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) certificate |
| 2. Calibration of Surface Storage Tanks of Retail outlets (LPG,
CNG, LNG etc) |
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| 3. Calibration of Truck Tankers | |||
| 4. Laboratory Equipment | ISO 17025 certification |
| 5. Calibration of Petroleum Storage Tanks of Depots | Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) Certificate | ||
| 6. Calibration of Petroleum Storage Tanks of Flow stations, oil terminals, and
other Upstream Facilities |
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| 7. Oil and Gas Measurement/equipment (Custody transfer
equipment) |
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| 8. Relief/pressure safety valves certification |
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GUIDELINES AND REQUIREMENTS FOR THE GRANT OF OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY SERVICE PERMITS (OGISP)
ISSUED BY: NIGERIAN UPSTREAM PETROLEUM REGULATORY COMMISSION 2023
Compliance, Sanctions, and Enforcement
Compliance with Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP) conditions is critical to maintain operational legitimacy and regulatory trust. Non-compliance attracts sanctions, administrative penalties, and enforcement actions to protect safety, environmental, and operational standards in the upstream petroleum sector.
Grounds for Permit Suspension or Revocation
Permits may be suspended or revoked for:
- Submission of false or misleading documents
- Non-compliance with technical, safety, or environmental regulations
- Operating beyond the approved scope of services
- Failure to meet accreditation, certification, or reporting obligations
Administrative Penalties
Regulatory authorities may impose fines or other administrative penalties on companies that breach permit conditions. Penalties are intended to encourage corrective action, deter repeat offences, and reinforce adherence to statutory and regulatory requirements.
Blacklisting and Account Deactivation
Serious or repeated non-compliance can result in blacklisting, preventing the company from obtaining future permits. The company’s account on the OGISP portal may also be deactivated, restricting access to application and reporting systems until compliance issues are resolved.
Reactivation Conditions and Compliance Testing
Blacklisted or suspended companies may seek reactivation by addressing all compliance gaps, submitting corrective documentation, and undergoing compliance testing or audits. NUPRC evaluates whether the company meets regulatory standards before restoring permit validity or portal access, ensuring sustained operational integrity.
Review and Amendment of Guidelines
The regulatory framework for Oil and Gas Industry Service Permits (OGISP) is subject to periodic review and amendment to reflect changes in industry practices, safety standards, and statutory requirements. Companies must remain aware of updates to ensure ongoing compliance.
NUPRC’s Discretionary Review Powers
The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) has the authority to review, update, and amend OGISP guidelines at its discretion. This allows the Commission to respond to evolving industry conditions, regulatory developments, and emerging operational risks.
Notice and Implementation of Amendments
NUPRC provides formal notice of guideline amendments through official channels, including the OGISP portal, circulars, and public announcements. Companies are expected to implement the changes within the stipulated timelines and ensure that their operations, applications, and reporting align with the revised requirements.
Transitional Compliance Expectations
When guidelines are amended, companies may be granted transitional periods to align existing permits and operations with the new requirements. During this period, companies must demonstrate active compliance efforts and provide evidence of steps taken to meet the updated standards. Failure to adhere to transitional expectations may result in sanctions or permit adjustments.
Practical Compliance Guidance
To ensure smooth processing of Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP) applications and ongoing regulatory compliance, companies should adopt structured practices and proactive management strategies.
Common Application Errors
Frequent mistakes include incomplete submissions, mismatched corporate documents, inaccurate technical descriptions, and missing accreditation or certification evidence. Avoiding these errors requires careful review, cross-checking with statutory requirements, and adherence to portal guidelines.
Permit Category Selection Tips
Selecting the correct permit category is critical. Companies should align their application with the actual services offered, risk profile, and technical capacity. Misclassification can lead to delays, rejections, or regulatory scrutiny.
Documentation Readiness Checklist
Maintain a comprehensive checklist of required documents, including corporate registration, board resolutions, tax compliance evidence, technical certifications, and sector-specific approvals. Pre-verifying documents before submission ensures completeness and reduces resubmission risks.
Managing Multi-Service Applications
Companies offering multiple services should clearly define each service, supporting documentation, and applicable service group. Where necessary, submit separate applications or requests for modification to ensure that each service is properly authorised and monitored.
Maintaining Permit Validity
To maintain valid OGISPs, companies must:
- Submit renewals on time
- Comply with reporting and accreditation obligations
- Implement changes only after regulatory approval
- Monitor expiry dates and prepare timely submissions for extensions or updates
Adopting these practical measures helps companies minimise delays, maintain regulatory good standing, and ensure uninterrupted operations in the upstream petroleum sector.
Glossary and Interpretation
A clear understanding of terminology is essential for effective compliance with Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP) requirements. This section provides definitions of key terms and guidance on interpreting technical and regulatory language used in the upstream petroleum sector.
Key Definitions and Acronyms
- OGISP (Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit): Regulatory approval required for companies providing goods or services to upstream petroleum operators.
- NUPRC (Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission): The statutory body responsible for regulating upstream petroleum operations, including issuance of service permits.
- PUR (Permanent Until Reviewed): Status granted to certain permits allowing indefinite validity subject to regulatory review.
- CAC (Corporate Affairs Commission): Agency responsible for the incorporation and registration of companies in Nigeria.
- NCAA (Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority): Regulatory body overseeing aviation-related operations, including drones used in upstream activities.
- ONSA (Office of the National Security Adviser): Government office responsible for security clearance for certain operations, including drone usage.
Interpretation of Technical and Regulatory Terms
Technical and regulatory terms should be understood within the context of their application in the upstream petroleum sector. This includes recognising the scope of services, compliance obligations, permit validity, and reporting requirements. Regulatory guidance, portal instructions, and statutory documents provide the framework for consistent interpretation. Accurate interpretation ensures proper application, operational compliance, and avoidance of penalties or permit revocation.
How We Can Help
At Qeeva Advisory, we provide expert support to companies navigating the complex requirements of Oil and Gas Industry Service Permits (OGISP) in Nigeria. Our services include:
- Permit Applications and Renewals: We assist in preparing, submitting, and tracking OGISP applications to ensure timely approvals and renewals.
- Category Selection and Compliance Advisory: We help determine the correct permit category based on your services, technical capacity, and risk profile.
- Documentation and Accreditation Support: We guide companies in preparing statutory, technical, and sector-specific documents, including certifications, accreditations, and board resolutions.
- Sector-Specific Guidance: We advise on additional approvals required for specialised operations, such as aviation, drone usage, offshore drilling, and environmental services.
- Post-Permit Compliance: We support ongoing compliance through reporting, audits, training programs, and risk management to maintain permit validity and regulatory good standing.
- Risk Mitigation and Regulatory Liaison: We help identify potential compliance risks, implement corrective actions, and engage directly with regulators to streamline processes.
With Qeeva Advisory, companies can reduce delays, avoid penalties, and focus on efficient, safe, and sustainable operations in Nigeria’s upstream petroleum sector.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP)
- What is an OGISP?
An Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP) is a regulatory approval issued by the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) that authorises companies to provide goods or services to upstream petroleum operators in Nigeria.
- Who needs an OGISP?
Any company, Nigerian or foreign, intending to provide technical, operational, or support services to upstream oil and gas operators must obtain an OGISP before commencing operations.
- How long is an OGISP valid?
OGISPs are typically valid for one year from the date of issuance. Renewals are required for continued operations. Certain permits may qualify for Permanent Until Reviewed (PUR) status, subject to periodic compliance assessment.
- What are the categories of OGISPs?
OGISPs are classified into General, Major, and Specialised categories, based on the nature, technical complexity, and risk profile of the services offered. Each category has specific eligibility, documentation, and compliance requirements.
- Can I change my service scope after permit issuance?
Yes, but changes require formal approval from NUPRC. Any unauthorised change in service scope is considered a regulatory breach and may lead to sanctions or permit revocation.
- What documents are required for an OGISP application?
Mandatory documents include CAC registration certificates, board resolutions, company profile, tax compliance evidence, technical certifications, and sector-specific licences or approvals, depending on the services provided.
- Are there fees for applying for or renewing an OGISP?
Yes. Application and renewal fees vary by permit category and service type. Payments are made through authorised channels, and all fees are non-refundable.
- What happens if a company fails to comply with OGISP requirements?
Non-compliance can lead to suspension, revocation, blacklisting, administrative penalties, and deactivation of portal accounts. Companies may be required to undergo corrective actions and compliance audits for reactivation.
- Are foreign companies treated differently from Nigerian companies?
Foreign companies must comply with local incorporation or registration requirements, provide evidence of technical and financial capacity, and meet all regulatory obligations applicable to Nigerian service providers.
- How can companies maintain permit validity?
Companies should submit timely renewals, comply with reporting obligations, maintain accreditation and certifications, and implement any approved changes through the regulatory process. Regular monitoring and proactive compliance are key to uninterrupted operations.
- Where can applications be submitted?
All OGISP applications, renewals, and modifications are submitted through the official NUPRC OGISP online portal. Companies must maintain accurate profiles and ensure all documents meet the portal’s upload requirements.
- Are there sector-specific requirements?
Yes. Certain services, such as drone operations, aviation, offshore drilling, or environmental management, require additional regulatory approvals from agencies like NCAA, ONSA, or other relevant authorities.
Key Takeaways
- Mandatory Regulatory Approval: All companies providing services to upstream petroleum operators in Nigeria must obtain an OGISP from NUPRC before commencing operations.
- Permit Categories: OGISPs are classified as General, Major, or Specialised based on service complexity, technical requirements, and risk profile. Selecting the correct category is essential for compliance.
- Eligibility and Documentation: Applicants must meet corporate registration, technical, financial, and statutory compliance requirements. Accurate documentation, certifications, and sector-specific approvals are critical.
- Validity and Renewal: Standard permits are valid for one year, with renewal required for continued operation. Some permits may qualify for Permanent Until Reviewed (PUR) status.
- Scope of Services: Permits define the approved services and operational limits. Any changes in scope require formal regulatory approval to remain compliant.
- Compliance Obligations: Companies must maintain accreditation, submit timely reports, ensure training for personnel, and adhere to safety, environmental, and operational standards.
- Fees and Payment: Application, renewal, and modification fees vary by category. Payments are non-refundable and must be made through authorised platforms.
- Consequences of Non-Compliance: Failure to comply can result in suspension, revocation, blacklisting, administrative penalties, or deactivation of portal accounts.
- Sector-Specific Requirements: Certain services, such as aviation, offshore operations, or environmental management, require additional approvals from relevant agencies.
- Strategic Value: Compliance enhances operational continuity, regulatory trust, and business credibility while supporting safe, sustainable, and efficient service delivery in the upstream petroleum sector.
Conclusion
Compliance with Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (OGISP) requirements is essential for companies operating in Nigeria’s upstream petroleum sector. Permits ensure that service providers meet technical, safety, and operational standards while supporting regulatory oversight and industry governance. Adhering to OGISP obligations helps companies avoid penalties, operational delays, and reputational risks. It also facilitates structured service delivery, promotes accountability, and reinforces alignment with national policies. Strategic compliance enhances operational continuity, strengthens relationships with regulators and clients, and positions companies for sustainable growth, credibility, and long-term success in the sector.
Call to Action
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