Procureship secures exclusive e-procurement deal with Stolt Tankers to boost fleet digitalisation efforts
Procureship has officially welcomed around 100 deep-sea vessels from Stolt Tankers, one of the world’s leading chemical tanker operators, onto its e-procurement platform as part of Stolt Tanker’s drive to further digitalise the day-to-day procurement operations for its global fleet. The partnership went live in June 2026 and supports a transition for Stolt Tankers, part ...
Procureship has secured an exclusive e-procurement deal with Stolt Tankers, a leading chemical tanker operator, to enhance the global fleet's digitalization efforts. The partnership, which commenced in June 2026, involves the integration of around 100 Stolt Tankers vessels onto Procureship's advanced e-procurement platform. This move signifies Stolt Tankers' commitment to transitioning from its internally developed procurement system to a more sophisticated and efficient digital solution.
Procureship has designed a specialized contracts feature for Stolt Tankers, enabling streamlined management and evaluation of tenders and contracts with stakeholders. The tailored module also facilitates seamless purchasing by automatically generating RFQs and purchase orders for contracted items or preselected suppliers, thereby reducing purchasing cycle times and improving procurement efficiency.
With over 2,600 vessels from 115 shipowners, operators, and managers already on its platform, Stolt Tankers can enhance its procurement processes, boost transparency, and drive significant cost savings. Discussions are underway for further collaboration between the two companies as part of Procureship's comprehensive procurement solutions portfolio.
This strategic partnership underscores Stolt Tankers' dedication to innovation and digital transformation, while highlighting Procureship's capability to provide tailored enterprise-scale e-procurement technology to meet the unique needs of specific ship operators.
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