| 1 | Product Scope | 10% | Ability to supply complete fluid-end modules, including liners, pistons, valves, seats, covers, gaskets and related replacement parts. | Current product catalogue, technical drawings, parts lists and documented compatibility data for the applicable mud-pump models. | Confirms that the supplier provides a complete module rather than only individual components. |
| 2 | Material Traceability | 12% | Material certificates should identify the material grade, heat or batch number, supplier and applicable mechanical-property results. | Mill test certificates, heat-number records, receiving inspection reports and traceability procedures. | Supports consistent performance and enables investigation of material-related failures. |
| 3 | Pressure-Test Capability | 12% | Documented hydrostatic or pressure-test procedures with defined test pressure, holding time, acceptance criteria and calibrated instruments. | Approved test procedures, completed test records, calibration certificates and nonconformance records. | Reduces the risk of leakage or structural failure during high-pressure drilling operations. |
| 4 | Non-Destructive Examination | 10% | Risk-based use of inspection methods such as visual inspection, magnetic-particle testing or ultrasonic testing for relevant metallic parts. | NDE procedures, operator qualifications, inspection reports and records showing acceptance criteria. | Helps detect surface and internal discontinuities that may not be visible during routine inspection. |
| 5 | Dimensional Interchangeability | 12% | Critical dimensions, connection interfaces, tolerances and sealing surfaces must conform to the approved drawing or equipment-interface specification. | Inspection plans, coordinate-measuring or calibrated-gauge records, dimensional reports and revision-controlled drawings. | Improves installation fit, reduces field modification and limits unplanned downtime. |
| 6 | Manufacturing Quality System | 10% | A documented quality-management system with controlled procedures, internal audits, corrective actions and change management. | Valid ISO 9001 certificate where applicable, audit reports, quality manual and corrective-action records. | Demonstrates repeatable process control instead of relying only on final inspection. |
| 7 | Surface Treatment and Wear Control | 10% | Defined material, heat-treatment, coating or hardening requirements for wear-sensitive parts such as liners, valve seats and pistons. | Heat-treatment charts, coating or hardness reports, process parameters and sample inspection results. | Indicates the supplier’s ability to address abrasive drilling fluids and cyclic loading. |
| 8 | Standards and Compliance | 8% | Technical documentation should identify applicable customer specifications and relevant industry standards, such as API or ASTM requirements where contractually specified. | Standards matrix, declarations of conformity, controlled specifications and third-party inspection documents when required. | Makes product requirements clear and improves comparability across suppliers. |
| 9 | Delivery and Supply Capacity | 8% | Evaluation of stated production capacity, standard lead time, spare-parts availability, export packaging and delivery-performance history. | Capacity statement, production schedule, sample purchase-order records, inventory policy and logistics documentation. | Measures whether the supplier can support both planned maintenance and urgent replacement demand. |
| 10 | After-Sales Technical Support | 8% | Availability of installation guidance, maintenance instructions, failure-analysis support, warranty terms and technical-response procedures. | Product manuals, warranty policy, response-time commitments, service records and documented root-cause analyses. | Provides evidence of lifecycle support after delivery rather than focusing only on the initial sale. |