Any construction project, undoubtedly, consumes massive amounts of diesel fuel for daily site activities. In Libya, because the state-run Brega Petroleum Marketing Company typically delivers fuel only once a month, contractors must make logistical arrangements to store at least a 30-day supply in large on-site storage tanks.
- Application Letter: A formal request written by the contracting entity.
- Approved Jobsite Map: A site map officially approved by an engineering bureau.
- Articles of Association: A verified copy of the contractor's corporate articles.
- Commercial Registration: A valid copy of the company's local registration.
- Activity License: A valid copy of the company's operational business license.
- Tax Clearance Certificate: An official tax clearance issued specifically in favor of Brega.
- Chamber of Commerce Certificate: A valid membership copy from the Chamber of Commerce.
- Municipality Statement: A formal statement from the local municipality where the construction site is situated.
- Authorization Letter: An official letter naming the company's appointed representative before Brega, attested by a notary public.
- Representative ID: Identification proof of the company’s appointed representative.
- National Safety Authority Approval: A letter of approval issued by the National Safety Authority in Libya.
- Undertaking Form: A completed form ensuring the company does not receive duplicate supplies from independent distribution companies. (Note: This form must be signed and stamped by all four licensed fuel distribution companies operating across Libya: Highway Services Company, Sharara Oil Company, Al-Rahila Company, and Oil Libya).
- Representative's Compliance Undertaking: A written pledge by the appointed representative confirming compliance with all active regulations.
- Contractor’s Association/Syndicate Membership: A recent mandatory requirement from Brega. (Note: Membership fees vary by location; for example, registration in Libya’s Central Region costs approximately USD $3,000 or the Libyan Dinar equivalent per year).
- Site Inspection Undertaking: A written agreement allowing authorized Brega representatives to access and inspect the construction site.
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RECENT UPDATE (effective 22nd September 2026): Brega now requires the "Green Industrial Transformation Form" (issued by the Libyan Ministry of Industry and Minerals) as a prerequisite for registration. Along with the completed form, you must submit the National ID number of the Libyan Branch Manager or Deputy Branch Manager, a brief report on the company's electricity/water/fuel consumption, a copy of the company's Articles of Association and Company Charter, office/plot lease contract(s) if any, the site master plan, and a brief description of the company's activities in Libya.
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