How drilling contracts are awarded
A client needing boreholes, exploration drilling or water wells starts from a depth, a ground type and a location. They need to know whether your rigs are suitable, whether you can mobilise to that site, and when you are available — none of which appears on a typical contractor site. Enquiries then arrive without depth, diameter or ground data, so pricing takes a week of back-and-forth while the client contacts competitors.
What we build for a drilling contractor
First, rig fleet and capability: depth ranges, diameters, ground conditions, drilling methods — the facts that determine whether you are a candidate. Second, mobilisation terms and coverage, since remote sites are where this work is and transport is a large part of the price. Third, project evidence with depth, ground and duration. Fourth, enquiry forms capturing depth, diameter, ground and location, so a real quote can follow immediately.