Oman's state-owned ASYAD Group has received significant attention from the industry for its green hydrogen logistics feasibility study, with 27 consultancy firms, a mix of local and international entities, submitting bids. The study, aimed at evaluating Oman's capacity for supporting large-scale hydrogen initiatives, attracted participation from 18 Omani companies and nine global firms by the tender document purchase deadline. This strong response underscores the increasing global interest in Oman's aspirations to become a key player in the green hydrogen economy. The feasibility study will focus on assessing critical aspects of Oman's logistics infrastructure, including port readiness, transportation networks, and staging areas for EPC contractors and OEMs. It will also delve into the shipment logistics necessary for an efficient hydrogen supply chain. Furthermore, the evaluation will identify required investments, analyze capacity needs, and develop operational models to enhance efficiency and sustainability in Oman's hydrogen sector. ASYAD Group aims to explore opportunities for local manufacturing of hydrogen components to promote industrial growth and enhance domestic capabilities in clean energy production. The timeline for the tender process includes key milestones like bid submission deadlines and technical bid openings. The high interest from consultancy firms highlights the significance of Oman's hydrogen initiatives on a global scale. Through this feasibility study, ASYAD Group seeks to establish a strong logistics framework to support successful hydrogen project execution, attract investments, and bolster Oman's competitiveness in the international hydrogen market. The outcomes from this study will be crucial in shaping Oman's green hydrogen logistics and infrastructure, paving the way for long-term economic and environmental benefits.