MARINE VESSEL UTILIZATION REPORT AND CATEGORIZATION PROCEDURE

Please be informed that the first Quarter report of the Marine Vessel Utilization Scheme and Categorization procedure has been approved and released by the Board. The reports are available on the Service Company landing page of the NOGIC JQS Portal.

Kindly follow the steps outlined below to access the reports and get to know the categorization status of your Organization and Marine assets.

Visit the Portal at portal.nogicjqs.com
Click on the Service Company tab to land it's page.
Click on the following links listed below on the Service Company landing page to access the reports.

Marine Vessel Utilization Report

Categorization Procedure

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Reps unveil plans to strengthen Local Content Act

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Local content gives succour to indigenous players

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Growing indigenous participation in oil industry

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The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) was established by the president, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan following the signing into law of the NC act on 22nd April, 2010.

Some of the responsibilities saddled on the board include but not limited to:

Increase indigenous participation in the oil and gas industry,
Build local capacity and competencies,
Create linkages to other sectors of the national economy and
Boost industry contributions to the growth of our National Gross Domestic Product.

Click here to download NC Act