Approved supplier with Saudi Aramco
Supplier registration is a precondition for contracting — work cannot be awarded to an unregistered office.
Approved supplier with Saudi Aramco
Arvox is registered in Saudi Aramco's supplier management system as an approved engineering-services provider, alongside similar registrations with SABIC, Ma'aden and other major organisations — the full list is in the approved-supplier section on the homepage.
Major organisations in the Kingdom do not contract with a supplier outside their own supplier management system. Registration is not a formality: an office is assessed on its technical capability, track record and quality systems before being listed, after which it becomes eligible to receive tender invitations within its registered service scope.
Arvox is registered with Saudi Aramco as an approved engineering-services provider, alongside similar registrations with SABIC, Ma'aden and several other major organisations. In practice this means a contracting party does not need to open a new supplier qualification cycle before awarding work — a cycle that in some cases takes longer than the project itself.
Registration usually goes hand in hand with documented management systems. Arvox holds ISO 9001 for quality management, 14001 for environmental management, 45001 for occupational health and safety, and 27001 for information security — the systems reviewed as part of supplier assessment at these organisations.
Registered with Aramco
An approved engineering-services provider in the supplier management system.
SABIC and Ma'aden
Comparable supplier registrations with other major industrial organisations.
No new qualification cycle
Work can be awarded directly instead of waiting on a qualification that may outlast the project.
Documented management systems
ISO 9001, 14001, 45001 and 27001 — the systems reviewed in supplier assessment.
Common questions
What does being an Aramco approved supplier mean?
That it is listed in the supplier management system after assessment of its capability, record and quality systems, and is eligible for tender invitations within its registered scope.
Does registration replace statutory licences?
No. Registration with a major organisation is one thing; statutory licensing from the SCE and Civil Defense is another — an office needs both.
Which ISO certifications do you hold?
ISO 9001 for quality, 14001 for environment, 45001 for occupational health and safety, and 27001 for information security.