Mohammad Sadegh Azimi Far announced the approval of the outsourcing of aviation refueling centers, referring to the implementation of Article 105 of the Seventh Development Plan. This action will be carried out after conducting related studies, in the form of three clusters, with the aim of reducing the involvement of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company, lowering operational costs, and increasing efficiency.
Outsourcing Goals
The CEO of the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company stated: This decision has been made with the goal of reducing operational costs and increasing efficiency. The transfer of the mentioned centers to qualified companies will be carried out after preparing technical and financial appendices and following legal formalities. This approach aims to improve performance and efficiency in the aircraft refueling process.
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Outsourcing Plan for Other Activities
Azimi Far also referred to the review and summarization of the outsourcing plan for other remaining activities of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company. This program includes parts of the fuel supply chain, such as oil storage facilities. These actions are expected to lead to process optimization and cost reduction.
Given the recent developments in the oil and gas industry, this outsourcing could be an important step towards privatization and improving the quality of services provided to customers. On the other hand, this decision requires close cooperation and coordination with reputable companies in this field to ensure that necessary standards are met.
Ultimately, the decisions made in this regard can help increase competitiveness and improve the quality of refueling services at airports, playing an important role in optimizing the financial and human resources of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company.
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