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SQS - Supplier Frequently Asked Questions

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2.7 Existing Systems – Achilles<br />

I am already registered in FPAL/JQS; do I need to register again?<br />

Yes, suppliers need to register on each of the Achilles’ community schemes separately. As you go through the initial<br />

(Stage 1) registration questionnaire, you will be identified as a current member of FPAL/JQS and will not be required to<br />

take any further action. Once your registration is complete, your profile in FPAL/JQS will become visible to Shell in <strong>SQS</strong>.<br />

However, if you want to supply your product or services outside of your existing community scheme’s region (UK, Ireland<br />

and The Netherlands for FPAL; Norway and Denmark for JQS) and your company is not identified as ‘low risk’, you will<br />

be asked to continue with your registration in <strong>SQS</strong>.<br />

I am already registered in NIPEX/NJQS; do I need to register in <strong>SQS</strong>?<br />

No, if your company is supplying products and/or services to Shell Exploration & Production (E&P) business in Nigeria,<br />

you do not need to register in <strong>SQS</strong>. Shell E&P companies in Nigeria are committed to use NIPEX/NJQS exclusively, and<br />

suppliers registered on NIPEX/NJQS will not be invited to join <strong>SQS</strong>. As such NIPEX/NJQS will remain the sole<br />

qualification system for suppliers providing products and/or services to Shell E&P business in Nigeria.<br />

If your company is already registered in NJQS and you wish to supply products/services to Shell outside of Nigeria, you<br />

can register in <strong>SQS</strong>.<br />

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