About this sourcing desk
Drilling Rig Procurement Office
Independent sourcing partner for geotechnical, foundation, water-well and geothermal drilling rigs. Not a manufacturer, not a brand-appointed dealer, not a US installation or rental contractor.
The role of Drilling Rig Procurement Office
US business buyers use this desk to define a construction drilling requirement, find candidate original manufacturers and compare wholesale quotations on one specification basis. Typical readers are equipment dealers, civil contractors, water-well contractors and facility procurement teams who need a rotary, DTH or crawler unit for a stated hole — not a petroleum drilling package.
We do not manufacture rigs, hold factory stock, or act as a brand-appointed distributor. We do not rent machines, drill holes, or file emission, registration or customs approvals. Operating weight, ground pressure, undercarriage and track shoe width stay on the configuration sheet because they affect both site access and shipping dimensions.
The buyer still owns the purchase decision, the contract and destination compliance. This desk coordinates inspection and shipment conversations; it does not substitute for the receiver’s lifting plan or the broker’s import file. If you already have a stable factory relationship and a complete configuration, you may not need an intermediary at all. Serial numbers, nameplates and inspection records must identify one machine. Hole diameter still travels with drilling depth; compressor free air delivery still travels with discharge pressure on DTH packages.
What we are
- Independent buyer-side sourcing support
- Specification and quotation comparison
- Inspection and shipment coordination
What we are not
- Not a manufacturer
- Not a brand-appointed dealer
- Not a rental or installation contractor
Continue with how quotes are compared or send a requirement. Optional budget and supplier preference travel with the existing requirement field; they are not extra backend names.
Duty
Hole use and formation
Configuration
Method and carrier
Quantity
Units and spares
Delivery
Port or state