Offshore Supply Base Operations

Afrishore operates turnkey offshore supply bases for drilling, renewable and subsea campaigns across Namibia, South Africa & Mozambique. Permanently embedded inside the Port of Walvis Bay's Oil & Gas Section and licensed across the Southern African coast, Afrishore provides the full shore-side operations an operator, rig or vessel needs to stay on schedule offshore.

Running a supply base is the operational core: rigging, cranage and abnormal trucking, warehousing and laydown, temporary importation and customs clearance, project cargo handling, QHSE implementation, waste management and materials management with full reporting, all sequenced to the campaign clock. Afrishore has delivered this from inception to the Deepsea Mira and Deepsea Bollsta Special Periodic Surveys and continuous drilling, the TotalEnergies Brulpadda and Luiperd campaigns, Petronas Rovuma Basin campaign and the Eco Atlantic Gazania-1 programme.

From its permanent base inside the Port of Walvis Bay's Oil & Gas Section, Afrishore activates and provisions the full shore-side operation a campaign needs: base activation and asset provisioning, laydown and warehousing, temporary importation and customs clearance, rigging, cranage and abnormal trucking, QHSE implementation, and waste and materials management with campaign-clock reporting. Because Afrishore controls the base directly rather than subcontracting it, the operator deals with one team accountable for every box, lift and movement on the quay – which is what keeps an offshore programme supplied without the gaps that fragmented logistics chains leave behind. Afrishore's Walvis Bay rigging and lifting team holds OPITO accreditation – the global energy-industry standard for safety and competency training – so every lift on the quay is performed to an internationally recognised benchmark.

Because the supply base runs alongside Afrishore's vessel and rig agency, integrated logistics and crew services from the same point of accountability, operators get one coordinated shore operation instead of fragmented logistics and supplier chains.