Apache is the second largest operated volume producer of oil and gas in the Carnarvon Basin in Western Australia. We operate 16 oil and gas production facilities, providing in excess of 30 percent of the State’s domestic natural gas supply.
Suppliers
Service, safety and the environment are paramount to Apache's business, and good quality suppliers and contractors help us meet our objectives.
If you want to register to become a supplier or contractor to Apache, then we recommend that you initially register with one of the following organisations that we use to source companies that support the oil and gas industry.
- Industry Capability Network (ICNWA). Additional information can be obtained from www.icnwa.org.au.
- Supply Base VRS. Additional information can be obtained from www.supplybase.com.au.
To become a supplier or contractor to Apache, you will need to demonstrate that that you have the required technical expertise, stock holding, infrastructure and resources to meet our schedules. In addition, you will need to demonstrate that you have the procedures in place to cover your business needs and manage health, safety and the environment.
Information for Suppliers and Contractors
Terms and Conditions
Apache utilises a series of terms and conditions which cover general procurement, consultancy type services and general services to our offshore locations. Companies that have a MSA in place will be issued Service Orders. Service Orders will generally contain these Terms and Conditions.
Purchase Order Terms and Conditions
Master Services Agreement (MSA)
Quarantine
Varanus and Airlie Islands are declared nature reserves. As such, Apache has strict requirements for transporting equipment and materials to the islands.
Packaging and Marking
To ensure all goods get to their intended destination without loss or damage, they need to be packaged in accordance with Apache's packaging and marking specifications.