
Field Ready programme for young Mozambicans
Contract partner Van Oord is helping students bridge the gap between education and employment.
The Mozambique LNG Project is targeting a spend of $2.5 billion with Mozambican-owned or registered companies. This represents more than one third of the project’s onshore contracts. The majority of remaining contracts focus on highly specialized, technical goods and services that cannot currently be sourced in the country.
The partnership between the project and the government of Mozambique focuses on increasing the competitiveness of local companies to maximize local participation opportunities. Together, we are:
Nevertheless, interested participants should be aware that:
Local content is playing a critical role in the selection of the Mozambique LNG project contractors. As part of the competitive bid, preference is given to
Mozambican SMEs providing goods, materials, services and equipment available in the Republic of Mozambique, with the following priorities:
Category |
Type |
Ownership by Mozambican citizens or by private or State-owned Mozambican companies or institutions |
Registered in Mozambique |
|
A |
Indigenous Company |
Mozambican (Legal) Person |
100% |
Yes |
B |
Mozambican Owned |
>51% |
Yes |
|
C |
Locally owned |
< or = 51% |
Yes |
|
D |
Locally registered |
|
0% |
Yes |