The Danish bunkering company Monjasa A/S has been selected as the official fuel supplier to NATO's procurement organization, NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), after submitting a bid in last year's tender.
The agreement covers deliveries of marine fuel to five operational areas and will initially run for one year with the possibility of extension for a further two years.
The framework agreement is to ensure that NATO forces have access to fuel in the areas covered by the contract, which specific areas are not disclosed by Monjasa.
- Meeting the right quality standards is a prerequisite for winning specialized international tenders. This contract is the result of many years of investment in our logistics and in establishing a workflow that meets the requirements for documentation and transparency. Our goal is to deliver stable service and maritime operations that match the needs of our global partners, says Ulrik Østergaard, CEO of Monjasa A/S.
With the agreement, Monjasa strengthens its position as a supplier to international supply chains, where the requirements for quality, documentation and logistics are high. Monjasa delivers both as a reseller and via its own fleet. In 2024, the company operated in 784 ports worldwide with a fleet of approximately 35 tankers.
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