Pakistan issues tender for nine spot LNG cargoes

State-owned Pakistan LNG has released a new tender inviting firms to submit bids for a total of nine cargoes for delivery over the July-August period.

Pakistan LNG offered nine windows for the cargo deliveries, according to the tender document posted on its website.

The first window includes a delivery over July 8-9, followed by three windows spanning from July 12-13, July 17-18, and July 26-27.

In August, Pakistan LNG offered five windows, including August 2-3, August 7-8, August 12-13, August 17-18, and August 27-28.

The importer is seeking the cargoes on a delivered ex-ship (DES) basis while the tender closes on June 2.

Moreover, the potential tender winner will deliver the cargoes to the FSRU BW integrity serving Pakistan GasPort’s terminal in Port Qasim, Karachi.

Prior to this tender, Pakistan LNG sought eight spot LNG cargoes over the April-June period.

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