Oilfield Equipment Supplier for Venezuela
PMA NRG sources certified oilfield, pipeline and industrial equipment in Houston and delivers it to operators, contractors and service companies working in Venezuela.
American-standard equipment, sourced and delivered from Houston
Venezuelan production facilities were largely built to API, ASME and ANSI standards, which means the replacement and expansion supply chain sits in the United States Gulf Coast. PMA NRG operates from Houston, Texas, and works with clients across the Americas who need that equipment sourced correctly, certified properly and delivered on a date they can plan around.
Every cross-border order starts with the same two questions: can this transaction be completed within the applicable authorization framework, and does the specification match the actual service conditions in the field. We resolve both before a quotation is issued, which is what keeps orders from stalling at a port or being rejected on arrival.
What we supply and manage
Wellhead and pressure equipment
API 6A wellhead components, valves, chokes and pressure-containing assemblies with full material traceability and NACE MR0175 compliance for sour service.
Valves, flanges and piping
Gate, ball, globe, check and control valves, flanges, fittings and line pipe matched by pressure class, face type, face-to-face dimension and trim metallurgy.
Rotating and process equipment
Pumps, compressor components, separators, heat exchangers and skid packages, sourced new or as certified refurbished units where schedule requires.
Electrical and instrumentation
Motor control equipment, transformers, cabling, transmitters and control hardware specified to the correct area classification and ingress protection.
Compliance and documentation
Restricted-party screening, export classification, certificates of origin, mill test reports and the certification package the receiving quality department requires.
Freight and delivery coordination
Direct ocean freight, Caribbean transshipment consolidation and air freight for critical-path items, with route surveys for oversized cargo at both ends.
Why operators in Venezuela work with us
- Houston base with direct access to US Gulf Coast manufacturers, stockists and freight capacity.
- Compliance review completed before quotation, not after the purchase order.
- Bilingual team working in Spanish and English across engineering, commercial and logistics.
- Specification review against actual field conditions, including sour service and mixed equipment vintages.
- Procurement, expediting, inspection and logistics coordinated as one workflow.
- Certified equivalents identified when the original manufacturer or model is discontinued.
How a Venezuela order runs
1. Scope and technical review
We review your requisition, nameplate data or field photographs and confirm dimensions, pressure class, metallurgy and duty before anything is priced.
2. Authorization and party screening
End user, end use and every intermediary are screened against current restricted-party lists, and the authorization path for the specific goods is confirmed and documented.
3. Sourcing and quotation
We quote from qualified US manufacturers and stockists with lead times you can build a schedule on, including approved alternates where they save weeks.
4. Manufacturing, inspection and documentation
We expedite production, arrange witnessed inspection where required and assemble the certification and export documentation package.
5. Freight and delivery
Route selection, consolidation, customs documentation and delivery coordination through to the receiving yard or facility.
Common questions
Can equipment legally be shipped from the United States to Venezuela?
Trade with Venezuela sits under a sanctions framework administered by the US Office of Foreign Assets Control, and that framework changes over time. Authorization has to be confirmed for the specific goods, end user and end use at the time of the transaction. We complete that review and document it before issuing a firm quotation, and we decline transactions that cannot be completed compliantly.
How long does delivery take?
For stocked items with a clean compliance review, a realistic door-to-door window is typically four to eight weeks. Manufactured or long-lead items such as wellhead equipment, custom valve trim or transformers add a manufacturing window that can run twelve to thirty weeks depending on the mill.
Can you identify a part from an obsolete nameplate?
Yes. We work from dimension and duty rather than part number: nameplate photograph, connecting geometry, service conditions and installed context are usually enough to identify a certified modern equivalent that physically fits.
Do you work in Spanish?
Yes. Our team handles technical, commercial and logistics correspondence in Spanish and English, and this site is published in both languages.
Send us your requisition or nameplate photos
Tell us what you need sourced and where it is going. We will come back with the compliance picture, sourcing options and a realistic delivery window.