Electrical Instrumentation Telecommunications and Security Systems (EITS), an EACOP Tier-One Contractor, has opened applications for a fully sponsored training, implementation support and certification programme aimed at strengthening the capacity and competitiveness of selected Ugandan enterprises.
The programme is part of efforts to enhance National Content and will support eligible Ugandan companies through comprehensive training, coaching, mentorship and certification in ISO 9001:2026 Quality Management Systems, ISO 14001:2026 Environmental Management Systems and ISO 45001:2018 Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems.
The initiative targets companies registered on the Petroleum Authority of Uganda’s National Supplier Database (NSD) and classified as Ugandan companies. Eligible enterprises should operate in sectors including Energy, Electrical, Instrumentation, Telecommunications, Manufacturing, Construction, Hazardous Waste Management, Transport and Logistics.
Through the programme, EITS aims to strengthen business capacity, standardise Quality, Health, Safety and Environmental practices, improve supplier performance and help participating enterprises become better positioned to compete for opportunities within the natural resources sector and other industries.
Who can apply?
Applicants should:
- Be registered and classified as a Ugandan company on the National Supplier Database (NSD).
- Operate within one of the eligible sectors listed in the programme.
- Have been operational for at least three years.
- Have a minimum of 10 employees.
- Maintain an operational physical office in Uganda.
- Not already be ISO certified in any of the standards covered by the programme.
How to apply
Eligible companies interested in participating in the programme should scan the QR code provided on the application artwork and submit their applications by 30 October 2026.
The programme contributes to ongoing efforts to build the capabilities of Ugandan enterprises, strengthen supplier standards and support increased participation of local businesses in opportunities associated with the oil and gas sector and the wider economy.
