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Dec 2025

8It is being tender-shaped as a composite mechanical-plus-E&I execution sprint The pre-tender meeting becomes the real first gate, where schedule stress and capability screening start shaping who can even price this job seriously
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1) BPCL’s Ramayapatnam LLDPE/HDPE swing unit licensor tender keeps slipping
8This is happening in the midst of tightening worst-case specs and an NPV-first selection model
 
2) BPCL’’s Ramayapatnam IHP licensor bid tightens guarantees, NPV logic and flare/off-spec operability in technical amendment
8The new amendment hardens what must be guaranteed, how lifecycle value is normalised, and what abnormal-operation capability bidders must quantify. The interesting part is where the document turns soft operability language into measurable disclosures, reshaping who can bid credibly without overcommitting.

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1) IOCL’s Faridabad R&D biogas purification plan: Dismantle and shift
8The contract looks short on paper, but the performance-security tail runs far longer, quietly changing who can afford to bid aggressively.
 
2) BPCLl’s Kochi polypropylene cooling-water pump RFQ rolls eight weekly extensions
8The document’s own language says extensions were “not envisaged”, yet the lifecycle shows repeated rollovers. The real signal is what this does to bidder behaviour under a zero-deviation regime and a fixed delivery clock.
 
3) Five extensions push BPCL’s Kochi Polypropylene power recovery expander revamp bid by 30 days
8The next signal will be whether the promoter re-bases bid opening and clarifications in a way that restores timeline credibility.
 
4) IGGL tightens QCBS award semantics by redefining “lowest” as “H1” in the Duliajan feeder line PMC bid
8IGGL’s latest corrigendum does not change the Duliajan feeder line PMC scope, but it rewires how the winner is legally described inside the tender. The move collapses “lowest” wording across multiple ITB references into the GeM-native “H1” construct while tightening which communications will be treated as valid.
 
5) Three-step bid due date push-outs stretch BPCL/EIL’s stainless pressure vessel package by 23 days
8The document blocks bidders from using portal-registration delay as an excuse for extensions, which makes the repeated push-outs a signal worth interrogating.

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1) BPCL’s Bilaspur OMSW-to-CBG EPCOM tender quietly slips its bid due date to 30-12-2025
8The clarification trail shows bidders pushing for time, data and flexibility, while BPCL repeatedly re-anchors to “tender conditions shall prevail”.
 
2) Insulation shutdown: Bid deadline extension lands after a zero-attendance pre-bid for insulation shutdown works
8The more revealing signal sits in the pre-bid record: no bidders participated, leaving the usual scope-risk clarifications untouched.
 
3) IOCL’s vessel acquisition advisor tender gets a 3-day deadline push
8The scope is unusually heavy on sanctions, litigation, and jurisdiction structuring, turning the advisor into a de-facto risk gatekeeper.

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8ONGC’s Ahmedabad asset sick-well revival tender has been pushed out by nearly a month, but the commercial spine stays intact.
8The same package has also quietly reshaped its Group II inventory, shifting bidder economics before a single price is opened.
8The real story is whether this is participation management or a risk-control move in a revenue-share revival contract where monitoring expectations are unusually intrusive.
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1) ONGC CCTV LSTK tender for three work centres extended to 24 December 2025
8ONGC’s three-site CCTV LSTK package is not moving on “supply” lines—it is moving on interface-risk and sustainment discipline.
8The bid-date extension to 24 December 2025 (as indicated) comes with a tender structure that already pushes BOM gaps and brownfield modifications onto the contractor.
8What matters now is whether the extension widens participation—or simply gives bidders time to meet a documentation bar designed to reject deviations.
 
2) Bid window reset to 05 January 2026 tightens the offshore LSTK bid race for ADR-I and NLM-14.
8ONGC has extended the bid submission deadline to 05 January 2026, but the tender’s risk geometry remains anchored in functional specs and standardized contract clauses.
8The extra 17 days will decide who can close the verification, vendor, and quantity-reconciliation gaps without padding price.
8The real story sits in what ONGC did not change—and what bidders will now quietly re-price.
 
3) OIL’s microgrid solutions tender at three eastern asset installations extended to 18 December 2025
8Oil India’s three-site microgrid package has now been pushed out by 76 days from the tender’s own original bid-close anchor, after a string of seven extensions.
8Alongside the calendar drift, OIL has quietly rewritten the participation maths—softening licence submission rules and carving out a start-up turnover relaxation.
8The bigger tell sits inside the battery clauses, where lifecycle and test-run expectations have been reset in ways that will reshape which OEM stacks show up on bid day.
 
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1) ONGC moves to monetize preserved Sagar Pragati topside compression and power modules via as-is disposal
8ONGC is putting a rare, near-complete offshore processing block on the table, but the real barrier is not the equipment—it is the buyer’s execution competence.
8The document quietly shifts logistics and loadout complexity onto bidders, setting up a capability filter long before the price fight begins.
8The later tender’s evaluation rules will decide whether this becomes a redeployment windfall or a discount-driven disposal.
 
2) ONGC onshore assets rate contract award signals aggressive pricing for ROU acquisition and statutory clearances amid a sharply split bidder curve.
8ONGC’s onshore rate contract for ROU acquisition and statutory permissions is being priced like a schedule-risk derivative, not a routine survey job.
8The bottom three bids sit in a tight band, while the tail prices in a radically different view of administrative friction and liability.
8The award points to a bidder subset that believes it can industrialise CA-interface execution across states without margin collapse.
 
3) Tender cancelled: ONGC hard chrome plating services for rig equipment
8The tender’s real pressure points sit in how it constrains the vendor pool and hard-shifts transit and custody risk before any item leaves the yard.
8What triggered the cancellation—and whether the promoter will re-issue with softened participation mechanics—stays the unanswered signal.
 
4) Oil India Ltd’s integrated HSE services tender for in-house workover rigs is structured for a 23 December 2025 extension trigger
8Oil India Ltd has wired a one-shot 7-day auto-extension into a GeM two-packet bid for integrated HSE management across its in-house workover rigs.
8The SOW is not a light safety-consultant hire: it is a compliance production line spanning HIRA, industrial hygiene, ergonomics phases, and NABL-coded testing cycles.
8The real story is what these control levers and deliverable density imply about participation risk, vendor pool shape, and how far OIL is willing to operationalise HSE governance.
 
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1) Andamans: OIL wants certainty over risk
8This is because the company  has figured out that the cost of wrong depth can dwarf the consulting fee for more nuanced data when it feeds drilling locations.
 
2) Andaman offshore acid treatment and fracturing bid bakes in same-rate extensions and tight mobilisation gating
8Oil india limited is asking for offshore stimulation capability, but the real story is how the contract is engineered to preserve client optionality without repricing.
8The mobilisation clock and fixed-rate extension logic quietly decide which stimulation spreads can even compete on risk-adjusted terms.
8The GeM wrapper’s governance stack adds another filter—one that could redraw the bidder pool even before the first stage-design discussion begins.
 
3) Latest corrigendum tightens option and invoice levers for offshore well testing 
8Oil India Limited’s offshore well testing package is being reshaped more by contracting levers than by hardware lists.
8A 25% option band and a platform-enabled “excess settlement” mechanism quietly redraw who carries volatility when call-outs stretch or scope swells.
8The real story sits in what the corrigendum changes—and what it still leaves commercially undefined.
 
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8Here's what's happening today in the E&P, midstream-downstream, and CGD section
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For reference purposes the website carries here the following tenders:
8Transportation of bulk petroleum product MS/HSD/branded fuels in top loading tank trucks Details
8Lining up of an execution agency for miscellaneous process scheme jobs Details
8Tender for leak clamp repair seal refurbishment work for various diameters of pipelines Details
8Tender for industrial all-risk comprehensive insurance policy for plant assets Details
8Providing group personal accident insurance for employees Details
8Tender for procurement of SRP accessories Details
8Tender for repair of DT modules for ROCHEM make water maker Details
8Procurement of OEM SRP subsurface pump operational consumables and spares Details
8Tender for MOH rebuild under advance core along with replacement of required spares of Cummins engine or mud pump Details
8Tender for composite works PFCCU revamp for polypropylene project Details
8Procurement of high-capacity column trays, tower package, and assorted internal metallic components Details
8Procurement of vertical centrifugal pump Details
8Hiring of services for operation and maintenance of electrical systems and telecom services Details
8Tender for supply of digital fire clock Details
8Tender for procurement of coalescer pad Details
8Tender for automation integration works for new bottom loading skids, instruments, and tankage service conversion Details
8Hiring of integrated HSE management services for in-house workover rigs Details
8Procurement of MTL make barriers Details
8Three-year analyzers maintenance contract Details
8Tender for mercaptan filling service Details
8Procurement of OEM lube oil filter elements Details
8Procurement of fresh catalyst for CCU Details
8Tender for filter cleaning services Details
8Procurement of door frame metal detector Details
8Procurement of diesel-driven mobile screw air compressor Details
8Procurement of actuator QTF 63 E5 for flare FFG PDPP Details
8Tender for cleaning of train III raw water cooling tower basin and DM plant neutralization pits Details
8Tender for procurement of pipe Details
8Two-year rate contract for overhauling of BHEL make frame V generators Details
8Procurement of health hygiene monitoring device Details
8Tender for supply of PU tubes and fittings Details
8Procurement of ethylene glycol monobutyl ether Details
8Tender for hiring of server for movie screening Details
8Procurement of PSP surveyor kit with built-in data logger for compressor station Details
8Hiring of comprehensive AMC services for CNG dispensers Details
8Appointment of surveyor for POL product services for a three-year period Details
8Tender for services of PESO-approved agency to provide technical assistance Details
8Tender for calibration of laboratory test equipment and measuring devices Details
8Hiring of services for non-comprehensive AMC of DCS and ESD systems Details
8Supply of Parker make solenoid valve and repair kit Details
8Tender for construction of loop road Details
8Hiring of agencies for PE pipe laying works at Sundergarh and Jharsuguda GA Details
8Hiring of agencies for PE pipe laying works at Gajapati GA Details
8Hiring of agencies for PE pipe laying works Details

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8India likely to shift to ethanol-blended aviation fuel by mid-2027: report Details
8Seadrill’s rig trio scoops up drilling jobs in the US and Angola Details
8Asian drilling contractor sells jack-up Details
8Russia–Ukraine peace hopes weigh on oil price Details
8Ganganagar MP meets Union minister over proposed ethanol factory in Hanumangarh Details
8Tata Group deepens UP bets across EVs, power, hospitality and AI-led growth Details
8India likely to touch 5 MMT of green hydrogen capacity by 2030: govt Details
8Evergreen Future launches waste-to-solid fuel machine Details
8Pakistan seeks oil deal with Russia as energy ministries hold talks: report Details
8Crude oil futures drop to ?5,103/barrel on Russia–Ukraine peace deal optimism Details
8Oil jumps over 1% as Trump orders blockade of sanctioned oil tankers leaving, entering Venezuela Details
8Rs 40,000 crore forex savings logged; ethanol blending seen unlocking Rs 2 lakh crore more Details
8Shell greenlights US Gulf waterflood project to boost oil recovery Details
8Chevron to supply Hungary with 2 billion cubic metres of LNG, minister says Details
8Vehicles without pollution certificate to be denied fuel Details
8PNGRB approves draft consumer protection regulations, 2025; grievance redress, compensation framework planned Details
8Cleaner fuel push: India rationalises natural gas tariffs for CNG, PNG Details
8Domestic gas supply to CGD sector stable despite CNG price rise: govt Details
8Chennai Corporation plans biogas plants in schools to cut LPG use, promote clean energy Details
8TotalEnergies Marketing India and Energy Core Lanka unveil a new chapter of lubricants excellence in Sri Lanka Details
8LPG shortage in Punjab as Bathinda refinery shuts down Details
8IndiGo mass flight cancellations dent ATF sales by 4.1% in December Details
8NCLT clears Vedanta’s demerger plan Details
8GAIL holds 24th annual Rajbhasha conference in Lucknow to promote official language implementation Details
8NCL–IOCL coordination meet focuses on operational efficiency and innovation Details
8Europe, India top buyers as crude oil keeps Nigeria’s export engine running Details
83 reasons why US oil prices crashed to lowest level since 2021 Details
8India officials say Russian oil imports to drop on tighter checks Details
8India’s exports to China rise on petroleum and electronics shipments Details
8Trump imposes total blockade of sanctioned oil tankers entering, leaving Venezuela Details
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8Project Name: Sundargarh and Jharsuguda District City Gas Distribution
8Project Cost: Rs 250 crore Click here for more details Details
8Project Name: Dehradun District City Gas Distribution
8Project Cost: Rs 250 crore Click here for more details Details
New Page 1 8PNGRB invites public views and comments on draft consumer protection regulations, 2025 [PNGRB] Details
8PNGRB’s unified tariff revision delivers ‘one nation, one grid, one tariff’ for CNG and domestic PNG consumers nationwide [PNGRB] Details
8Revision of unified tariff and zonal apportionment for national gas grid pipelines effective from 1 January 2026 [PNGRB] Details
8Determination of unified tariff and zonal apportionment for national gas grid pipelines under PNGRB tariff regulations [PNGRB] Details
8Resignation of independent director of the company [IRM] Details
8Deployment status of vessel “SEAMEC III” [Seamec] Details
8Resignation of independent director [Swan] Details
8Designated pipelines are being bypassed quietly Details
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The story is the scale gap: how fast must awards, financial closures, and construction accelerate from here for India to reach its 2030 target?
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Green hydrogen production winners in tranche I are all shown with commissioning: February 2027; tranche II similarly clusters around February 2028. Electrolyser manufacturing in tranche I clusters at August 2026, and tranche II at March 2027. 
8That creates a sharp angle: is the ecosystem sleepwalking into a synchronised execution bottleneck (equipment, EPC bandwidth, power connectivity, water, permitting)?  Details
8There are pitfalls in reframing gas supply quality as a consumer entitlement
8Mandatory price break-ups could put pressure on margins and prcing narratives
8Also, a consumer protection fund raises an uncomfortable question: who pays? Details
We believe that the PNGRB is doing gross disservice to the pipeline industry
8Pipeline capex justification will becomes harder now for proponents If tariffs are socialised, new lines may not recover costs cleanly.
8And still worse, industrial gas pricing distortions may widen and industry could end up subsidising household mobility and kitchens.
8The regulator has crossed a line — quietly. From neutral arbiter to pushing socializing costs
8The sad part is pipeline companies are now settlement participants, not independent tariff earners Details
8Clearly, this freezes a performance-heavy comms contract before price discovery
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1) NRL’s NREP additional mechanical works award lands on a razor-thin L1–L2 spread, with L3 priced in a different universe
8The top two bids are separated by just 1.1%, signalling a highly efficient price discovery on NRL’s NREP mechanical package. But the third bid is 52.6% above L1, exposing a market split on how bidders perceive execution risk.
 
2) Single-bid award locks GAIL Pata’s APM rollout into an outcome-linked payment regime
8GAIL Pata tied 15% of APM consideration to benefit proof and 12-month sustainment, then held the line on a security-first on-prem architecture. At the same time, it widened affiliate-based eligibility but removed an NDA-based documentation escape hatch, a combination that quietly reshapes who can bid. The award result, with only one priced bidder, shows how those levers translate into market participation
 
3) HPCL’s CO2 conversion pilot plant PLC package sees a wide L1-to-L2 spread after 4 bidders clear technical qualification
8The commercial story is the unusually wide price dispersion, hinting at sharply different views of integration and late-stage performance-risk exposure.
 
4) BPCL’s Mumbai refinery HCU turnaround award tightens into a two-bidder knife-edge
8Behind that razor edge sits a bid ladder that quickly balloons into double-digit and then extreme premiums, hinting at real disagreement on scope risk and controllability. The contract language and amendments show BPCL easing ramp-up timelines without loosening control, and the pricing outcome mirrors that posture.
 
5) EIL’s two-step technical tightening reshapes the pump package risk before award
8The amendment trail quietly narrows bidder freedom on HV classification and starting current, even as pre-bid queries show vendors pushing for hydraulic and metallurgy breathing room. The award table then throws up a pricing pattern that looks less like a race and more like a filter.
 
6) BPCL splits its 3-year TSV inspection programme across four regional awards
8BPCL’s TSV tender turns pipeline safety compliance into an audit-grade service contract with documentation gates that can quietly decide qualification. The awards show different winners by region, hinting at localised cost structures and capability pockets. But the bid framework still carries a live governance tension that could shape how vendors price risk in the next round.

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1) Three consultants clear BPCL’s technical gate for Jawahar Dweep crude tank DFR
8This is as PDIL exits and demurrage-led storage economics take centre stage.
 
2) GMPL narrows SEZ compliance consultant field to two qualifiers

8GMPL’s SEZ compliance consultant tender has already turned into a documentation and experience stress-test, not a broad-market contest. With 3 bidders participating and only 2 qualifying, the technical gate is doing real damage to generalist entrants.

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8The regulator rewired this consultancy tender mid-stream, widening experience windows to 15 years and permitting two-member consortium bids, yet the technical race still collapsed to a single qualified contender.
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1) MRPL’s co-processing and AFR processing of solid waste tender hard-wires HSE logistics control, then splits award 60:40 at L1 rate
8The 60:40 split to two contractors at L1 rate changes the payoff curve and could reshape how bidders price mobilisation and redundancy
 
2) IOCL SERPL tightens VFD reliability procurement into a single-seller AMC at IOCL Sambalpur
8The paperwork still carries policy toggles and bid-structure cues that don’t neatly reconcile across artefacts, creating a quiet governance risk alongside the operational uptime objective.
 
3) BPCL’s CTO liaisoning tender quietly makes the vendor own the full SPCB grind, from dossier to inspection closure
8The scope explicitly pulls the vendor into inspection coordination and SPCB-observation clean-up, where paper compliance turns into site-reality risk — BPCL/CTO liaisoning services. What the pack does not show is the one clause that decides who bleeds cash when the regulator timeline stretches: the completion and payment mechanics.

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1) IOCL’s panipat EPCC-01 HDPE LSTK tender stretches on
8Two amendments harden risk transfer, especially on “no free issue material” and emergency power obligations, even as interface uncertainties keep surfacing in clarifications.
 
2) Cooling water tie-ins formally enter the VRU EPCC baseline Barauni refinery 9.0 MMTPA expansion.
8The latest addendum does not change the VRU technology headline, but it quietly changes the execution battlefield.
 
3) Nine extensions push BREP DCS tender by 120 days, signaling a hard hunt for a credible OEM pool
8The catch is that the paperwork blade stays sharp: bid-security timing is explicitly tied to the “final extended” date, and ranking won’t save a non-compliant bidder.
 
4) A 75-day slip for a DCU off-gas compressor train is a commissioning-risk tell — BPCL/BPREP
8The final closing date implied by the extension trail pushes procurement deeper into the project’s critical path. For API 617 trains, bid timing is often correlated with OEM engineering bandwidth and reference validation cycles. The document excerpts do not state the reason, which is exactly why the pattern matters.
 
5) BPCL’s PRFCCU site preparation (KMU dismantling) package tightens milestone measurement and bid-price primacy
8The company has quietly re-cut the cashflow geometry of its PRFCCU site preparation tender by shifting early dismantling milestones onto a pro-rata footing.
 
6) NRL extends ISCC certification bid window as ABEPL’s EU/PLUS audit package tightens price-breakup hygiene
8NRL’s ISCC certification tender for ABEPL is structured like a market-access unlock, with traceability and GHG protocol compliance sitting at the centre of scope. A small-looking corrigendum quietly targets the priced artefact that can decide bid responsiveness in a two-vendor contest.

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8ONGC has pushed the six-helicopter offshore charter tender out by two weeks, shifting bid submission to 30 December 2025 and bid opening to 31 December 2025.
8The extension lands after a string of bid-format and currency/local-content rewrites that tighten how prices will be evaluated and paid.
8What bidders do with the extra time will decide whether this is a participation rescue, a compliance clean-up, or a last-mile price-policing move in disguise.
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8It is a tender where evaluation and penalties are engineered around cuf floors, niwe-validated aep and long-tenor )&M economics.
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8The owner is not just buying pumping horsepower; it is rewriting how fluids are staged, measured, and defended on paper.
8A corrigendum-driven redesign quietly shifts the compliance burden toward integrated displacement storage and tighter operator dashboards.
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1) CPO-05 workover rig tender hardwires audit-grade ops proof and rate caps
8OVLSC is not just hiring a 750 HP workover unit in CPO-05—it is contracting a documentation-heavy intervention machine that must “show its work” daily.
8The tender’s commercial architecture narrows how bidders can price downtime risk, while operational evidence requirements turn routine maintenance and wireline integrity into billable gatekeepers.
 
2) Submission deadline reportedly extended to 02 january 2026 as ONGC tests syn-con retrofits for rig gensets
8ONGC is probing a niche retrofit: Converting rig alternators into synchronous condensers while mechanically decoupling the diesel engine after synchronization.
 
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8BPCL is packaging nine refinery energy-reduction schemes into a consultancy that must deliver procurement-ready engineering, IRR logic, and regulator-facing documentation. The catch is structural: the execution phase is explicitly optional and separately ordered,
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8Here's what's happening today in the E&P, midstream-downstream, and CGD section
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8Minutes of meeting for connectivity of CGD(s) with NGPL(s) [PNGRB] Details
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For reference purposes the website carries here the following tenders:
8Hiring of services for integrity assessment via NDT of underground and above-ground piping (2 years) Details
8Hiring of services for composite wrap at flange connections Details
8Tender for detailed engineering study and PMC for energy optimization and recommendations Details
8Three-year rate contract for instrument technician services at quality control laboratory Details
8Supply of PESO-approved combo valve with integrated actuator Details
8Supply of orifice plates for RFCC revamp Details
8Annual rate contract for supply, operation and maintenance of vehicles for O&M and emergency works Details
8Tender for non-comprehensive AMC for VFDs Details
8Supply of carbon steel and mild steel sheets for tank fabrication Details
8Contract for shutdown valve pneumatic actuators Details
8Tender for non-chromate, phosphate and zinc-based cooling water treatment services Details
8Hiring of OEM FSR for assessment, investigation and troubleshooting of engine Details
8Tender meeting for piping spools (CS, SS and AS) Details
8Design, engineering, procurement, fabrication, testing and supply of cable ducts and accessories Details
8Hiring of workover rig services for six wells (2 years) Details
8Procurement of X-ray baggage scanner machines Details
8Tender meeting for mechanical works for bio ATF project Details
8Tender for piling works for polypropylene project Details
8Tender for repair and reconditioning of ABB inverter drive modules (ACS880 series) Details
8Tender for air filters for Atlas Copco air blowers installed in SRU-I for 2025–26 Details
8Rate contract for supply of ABB make VFD cards and allied materials on door delivery and call-up basis Details
8Providing services for repair and maintenance of high mast tower lighting Details
8Supply of instrumentation materials on door delivery basis Details
8Tender for upgradation of volumetric KF titrator for determination of mercaptan sulphur Details
8Non-comprehensive annual maintenance contract of automatic rim seal fire protection system Details
8Agency line-up for NDT jobs for inspection of DCU coke drums and piping Details
8Supply of digital conductivity meter Details
8Procurement of non-sparking tools for process units Details
8Annual maintenance contract for mechanical and safety maintenance and allied jobs Details
8Procurement of spares for KSB pumps Details
8Procurement of spares for BPCL make pumps Details
8Procurement of Rotork make MOV spares Details
8Tender for procurement of gearbox Details
8Tender for operation of in-house statutory testing and painting facility Details
8Procurement of pilot PSV spares Details
8Procurement of safety cap for self-closing valve for LPG cylinders Details
8Tender for procurement of bearings Details
8Tender for procurement of filter clay Details
8Tender for washing unit modification works Details
8Annual maintenance contract of DCS system for blending Details
8Supply of LPG copper strip corrosion bath Details
8Tender for supply of cabin lube oil with pump assembly Details
8Tender for procurement of canon cartridges Details
8Rate contract for multitex filters and spares for two years Details
8Annual maintenance contract for PH-5 blending analyzers for three years Details
8Tender for supply, installation, testing and commissioning of PESO-approved UHF sets and base station Details
8Tender for supply of tube finned CS A179 Details
8Tender for supply of bit drill 4 in 300# HTX delta MCC SRU3 Details
8Tender for facility management service – manpower based Details
8Tender for mechanical works for construction of class “A” storage tanks Details
8Supply of health infrastructure equipment Details
8Supply and installation of DPT equipment Details
8Procurement of instrument calibration test bench Details
8Procurement of combined CIPS and DCVG survey equipment kit and PSP data loggers Details
8Procurement of 2000 LPH and 6000 LPH portable oil filtration machines Details
8Procurement of spares for matrix make EPABX Details
8Tender for co-processing / AFR processing of solid waste Details
8Non-comprehensive AMC service for fire fighting engines Details
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8Egypt targets 480 new oil and gas wells in $5.7bn exploration push Details
8BW Energy inks long-term lease for Maromba drilling platform Details
8Short lease turns into long-term gig for rig set to become drilling and wellhead platform Details
8GAIL CMD Sandeep Kumar Gupta receives ‘Pride of Indian Public Sector Award’ for outstanding leadership Details
8Rs 23,000 crore Reliance-ONGC case: defining test of India’s energy governance and law Details
8Why ONGC Videsh is central to India’s long-term energy security Details
8India’s green hydrogen demand seen doubling by 2030 as costs fall, says Nuvama–CEEW study Details
8Oil tanker rates to stay strong into 2026 as sanctions remove ships for hire Details
8Petrol, diesel costliest in Andhra Pradesh, cheapest in Andaman Details
8EU announces sanctions on companies, individuals for moving Russian oil Details
8Production at Ashoknagar oil field project in West Bengal to begin soon, says petroleum minister Details
8Natural gas loses industrial buyers as liquid fuels turn cheaper Details
8Oil moves lower on Ukraine talks, weak China data Details
8GAIL India gets Rs.143 crore GST notice over corporate guarantees Details
8India likely to shift to ethanol-blended aviation fuel by mid-2027: report Details
8Lalduhoma reviews progress of Tripura–Mizoram gas pipeline project Details
8LNG supply expands faster than China’s demand growth Details
8Arctic ice halts LNG ship at Novatek’s sanctioned Arctic project Details
8Sri Lanka in talks with Moscow to build LNG terminal, modernise refinery to use Russian oil Details
8India doubles down on making maritime sector greener, cleaner and sustainable Details
8Delhi GRAP stage 4 rules explained: vehicle bans, exemptions and challan details Details
8Pakistan govt announces revised petroleum prices for next fortnight Details
8GCC to set up biogas plants in schools in tie-up with NGOs Details
8GAIL CMD Sandeep Kumar Gupta conferred ‘Pride of Indian Public Sector Award’ Details
8IRM Energy commissions 125th CNG station in Gujarat Details
8Parliamentary panel urges diversification of crude oil sources to cut geopolitical risks Details
8India poised for big energy leap with green hydrogen: minister Hardeep Puri Details
8Production at Ashoknagar oil field to start soon: petroleum minister Details
8India reduces Russian oil imports as authorities tighten controls to comply with Western sanctions Details
8Parliamentary panel flags risks from India’s oil import dependence, calls for wider sourcing Details
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8Project Name: Faizabad and Sultanpur Districts City Gas Distribution
8Project Cost: Rs 200 crore Click here for more details Details
8Project Name: Bhubaneswar- Khordha District City Gas Distribution
8Project Cost: Rs 350 crore Click here for more details Details
New Page 1 8Production and blending of biofuels from non-food sources [Rajya Sabha] Details
8Fuel transition and sustainable aviation fuel mandate [Rajya Sabha] Details
8Safety training and prevention of accident at refineries etc. [Rajya Sabha] Details
8Expansion of CNG infrastructure [Rajya Sabha] Details
8Expansion of piped natural gas network and compressed natural gas stations [Rajya Sabha] Details
8Disparities in fuel price [Rajya Sabha] Details
8Prices of petroleum and petroleum products [Rajya Sabha] Details
8Increasing the dealer margin of LPG distributors [Rajya Sabha] Details
8Decline in the production of crude oil and natural gas [Rajya Sabha] Details
8Strengthening connectivity of city gas distribution and national gas grid [Rajya Sabha] Details
8Constitution of energy transition advisory committee [Rajya Sabha] Details
8Petrol and diesel pricing and collection of central revenue [Rajya Sabha] Details
8Strategic petroleum reserves [Rajya Sabha] Details
8Impact of reduction in domestic gas supply on CNG prices [Rajya Sabha] Details
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8Multiple CGD entities are opting to draw gas from non-designated pipelines or adjoining GAs, undermining the original network planning logic that underpinned PNGRB’s authorisations and tariff design. Details
8The business model relies on buying broken rice or maize while selling ethanol at an annually fixed price to OMCs.
8If feedstock prices move against producers during the supply year, output prices cannot be reset quickly enough.
8That mismatch quietly eats into cash buffers just as debt servicing and DSRA obligations begin.
8Is non-molasses based alcohol losing some of its shine? Details
Cheap hydrogen from India was always meant to go to Europe
8That is how the business model was built
8Yet when outlining priority partner regions—North Africa, the Middle East, South America—India is notably absent.
8India thought it was at the centre but that is not the case despite  India’s production ambitions and export rhetoric.
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1) BPCL’s PRFCCU pipe rack reroute award shows a 10.3% L2 premium under firm-price, portal-total binding rules
8BPCL has awarded PRFCCU site enabling reroute work in a bid structure that locks evaluation to the GeM portal total even if the BOQ math disagrees. The pricing spreads between L1 and the rest hint at uneven risk assumptions for brownfield pipe rack execution. The contract’s option clause and tax-gating mechanics quietly decide who keeps margin once the site gets congested.
 
2) BPCL’s Mumbai refinery CDU-3/VDU-3 TA 2026 package 2 goes to Shilpi Engineering at Rs 39.96 crore after a 6.3% L1–L2 gap
8The L1 price lands in a narrow band against L2 but the tail of bids stretches sharply, hinting at very different risk readings on what lump sum truly covers. BPCL’s contract mechanics quietly prepare for discovery-driven scope movement, which is where turnaround margins usually get made or destroyed.

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1) BPCL’s Ramayapatnam PVC licensor tender sets a hard global bar and audit-first qualification discipline
8The PVC licensor contest is being framed less as a price shootout and more as a proof-heavy technology audit. A 24-week BEDP clock create a tight engineering funnel, while cross-border reference rules push the field toward globally deployed licensors. The unanswered question is how many bidders will accept the compliance and documentation intensity before the real commercial risk terms even come into view.
 
2) Bid due date pushed to 22 Jan 2026 as BPCL/EIL tighten DCU scope boundaries via battery-limits and emissions amendments
8BPCL’s Ramayapatnam DCU licensor package has quietly slipped its bid deadline, while the extension notice itself stays unusually silent on the revised date. A technical amendment simultaneously redraws battery limits to push flare and hydrocarbon blowdown out of licensor design, and hardwires heater emission norms into an annexure instead of kickoff-stage negotiation. The combined effect could reshape bidder appetite, guarantee posture, and interface risk in ways the headline “date extension” doesn’t reveal.

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1) NRL tightens HDD contracting with a zero-deviation gate and fixed 26 inch pullback timelines
8NRL’s Paradip HDD package is being run under a hard “zero deviation” philosophy that leaves contractors little room to qualify subsurface and execution risk. The schedule is framed as repeated 4-month 26 inch pullbacks plus a commissioning-readiness window, turning productivity discipline into the real bid differentiator. Behind the paperwork, the HSE penalty architecture is structured to monetise lapses and reshape how trenchless crews are supervised on a live corridor.
 
2) BPCL tightens refinery hot-work governance with document-gated payments and a hard no overrun cap
8BPCL’s DAS pre-commissioning manpower tender reads like a hot-work package, but the real battle is mobilisation compliance and payment gating. A quiet mix of GSTR-2B-linked gst release rules and document-precondition billing pushes admin performance into a commercial risk. The most consequential line may not be the shift roster at all, but the clause that turns cost overruns into non-payable work
 
3) Eight extensions push BPCL’s BPREP process gas chromatograph tender out by 93 days
8BPCL’s BPREP analyser package is no routine instrumentation buy: it bundles 47 process gas chromatographs, shelter integration, and five years of maintenance. Yet the bid due date has been pushed eight times, stretching the calendar by 93 days and raising questions about participation and scope-readiness. The real story sits in how strict qualification, OEM-backed accountability, and licensor-style confidentiality collide inside a live EPC schedule.
 
4) Four extensions to 19 Dec and a revised SCC-T tighten risk transfer in IOCL’s EHT package
8IOCL’s Gujarat refinery EHT package has slipped four times, landing on a 19 Dec close with a 20 Dec techno-commercial opening. The revised SCC-technical quietly rebalances execution economics by hard-limiting claim space around quantity variation while expanding systems obligations into DCS-linked monitoring and two-year post commissioning support. The bidders who survive reverse auction pressure will be the ones who can price brownfield uncertainty without relying on standard fallback claims.
 
5) Two-step deadline push hints IOCL-BGR is still widening the tech funnel for flare gas-to-power EOI
8IOCL-BGR has extended its flare/fuel gas-to-power eoi twice, stretching the submission window by a full month on your tracker. The extension pdf itself is thin on the single datum bidders need most, quietly shifting version-control risk back onto vendors. The real story is what the timeline says about market depth and IOCL’s readiness to convert an EOI into an awardable package.

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1) GAIL extends DMDS ARC tender by 11 days, keeping qualification gates intact — GAIL/pata petrochemical plant (GCU-1 & 2)
8GAIL has pushed the DMDS bid deadline out by 11 days, but the corrigendum is surgical: dates move, nothing else does. In a tender where qualification depends on a single large DMDS execution proof and third-party certification, time itself becomes the competitive variable. The real signal is not the extension—it is what GAIL refused to relax.
 
2) GAIL extends bid due date by 8 days for Maharashtra region pipeline O&M engineering consultant

8GAIL has pushed the submission and opening milestones for its Maharashtra region pipeline O&M engineering consultant tender, but the larger story sits inside the selection mechanics.
 
3) NRL’s cancelled technical services consultant bid: Update

8NRL’s technical services consultant tender quietly rewired the definition of “similar works” in a way that can change who qualifies without moving the headline thresholds.

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8BPCL and EIL have written this Butene-1 licensor selection like an execution contract, not a technology beauty parade. The amendments show exactly where they will bend—and where they will not—on vendor control, deliverables, and bidder latitude. With technical bids opened and participation thin, the procurement playbook shifts from “who wins” to “how risk is priced and locked in.”
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1) Corrigendum extends ONGC Jack-up rig charter tender
8ONGC’s matrix shows a tender designed to be won on documents, not promises, with third-party verification sitting at the heart of technical acceptability.
8The corrigendum-led extension to 02 january 2026 buys time, but the compliance gates still look structurally unforgiving.
8What changed and what stayed rigid will decide whether this becomes a wider-pool auction or a narrow, certificate-ready contest.
 
2) ONGC extends RJY asset torque turn services bid to 19 December 2025 amid tax-clause reset and SOW rewrite
8ONGC’s RJY torque turn package is being re-timed just as the tender rewires its 12% concessional customs duty language to 18% and tightens governance clauses.
8The amendment trail also hard-codes tubing PPF bands and CRA metallurgy expectations, raising the technical bar for premium connection execution.
8The deeper story is in what ONGC refused to shift back to client scope — and what that does to bidder economics and participation.
 
3) ONGC doubles down on bid currency controls in wireline logging and perforation tender
8ONGC’s reply-to-queries for its wireline logging and perforation package reads less like clarifications and more like a policy enforcement memo.
8Multiple bidders try to pull the tender back to “any currency” norms, citing import-heavy cost stacks and operating constraints, but the door stays shut.
8The real story now shifts to how split-currency pricing and tool uptime penalties will reprice risk before bids open.
 
4) Oil India’s Rajasthan cementing & BHP services tender shows heavy technical gatekeeping
8Oil India’s Rajasthan cementing & BHP tender is built to control cement quality end-to-end—design, lab proof, instrumentation, and post-job traceability.
8The sharpest market lever is the six-OEM additives constraint that quietly reshapes who can even bid credibly.
8The stated extension to 24 December 2025 is not visible in the uploaded extracts, leaving the timing signal unresolved.
 
5) OIL has extended the Cuttack 200 TPD SSOF-MSW CBG EPCOM bid deadline
8Behind the date change sits a pre-bid trail of performance-metric contradictions, feedstock-linked acceptance risk, and cashflow-control clauses that bidders tried to reopen.
8Whether the extra 29 days resolves those fault-lines will decide how aggressive—or defensive—final pricing becomes.
 
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1) Participated bidders face volume-risk transfer in ONGC’s NRM GGS oily sludge oil recovery tender
8ONGC is buying a turnkey oily sludge oil recovery service that hardcodes output specs but refuses to guarantee minimum sludge quantities.
8The contractor’s payable volume is whatever ONGC certifies as “actually treated”, tightening the commercial noose around measurement methodology and site throughput.
8With two bidders already disqualified in participation, the real story likely lies in the missing clarifications: what bidders challenged, and what ONGC refused to move.
 
2) ONGC tightens bid compliance for Asokenagar QPS mobile ETP and separator, shifting EMD and performance security towards online payments.
8ONGC’s latest corrigendum does not change the project’s technical burden, but it sharply changes how bidders must survive the last mile of submission.
8Payment modes, proof uploads, and integrity pact gating now sit alongside uptime-linked commercial penalties as silent eliminators.
8The real commercial impact will hinge on what the buyer’s SOW corrigendum quietly rewires inside the attachments.
 
3) Reservoir services: Bid opening extended as ONGC tightens pricing format and day-rate rules
8But the real story is the hard reset of how bidders must price and be evaluated.
8Multiple bidder attempts to soften mobilization and standby economics were rejected, forcing vendors back into the latest excel price architecture.
8The clarifications on “full day” operating charges may reduce disputes later, yet they also change how contractors will load margins into operating versus standby.
 
4) North Karanpura CBM block: Tender deadline extended for workover rig with rotary drive
8Prabha Energy’s North Karanpura CBM workover package is built around strict time norms and a multi-head rate structure that can flip delays into zero-rate exposure.
8The bid deadline is stated as extended to 20 Dec 2025, but the extension notice page is not present in the shared tender extracts, leaving the “why” off the record.
8What matters next is whether the extension widens the compliant rig pool—or simply buys time to close specification gaps before price discovery.
 
5) Reply to queries tightens remobilization, pm billing, and refusal penalties for ONGC TCO-DST and specialized services tender
8ONGC’s “reply to queries” reads like a cost-recovery squeeze dressed as clarification.
8The package hardens tool-uptime enforcement while quietly trimming logistics recovery levers that bidders typically price for offshore uncertainty.
8The real story is which risks are being made non-negotiable—and how that reshapes participation and bid loading.
 
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8HPCL is extending time on its gujarat LPG import DFR while keeping the toughest asks intact: heavier deliverables, tighter cost accuracy, and reverse auction pressure. The pre-bid clarifications reveal a study that looks less like a desktop feasibility and more like an early engineering definition package. The real story is what the extensions do not change—and what that signals about hpcl’s appetite for risk transfer.
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1) ONGC tightens directional drilling tender into a data-first, OEM-certified three-year onshore play
8ONGC’s latest directional drilling package reads less like a tool hire and more like a telemetry-and-governance contract stitched into the wellsite.
8The specification stack pulls bidders into OEM--backed refurbishment proof, residual-life claims, and always-on data pipes that can quietly narrow the field.
8What that does to competition—and where the real risk transfer sits—only becomes clear once you map the penalties, make gates and “no-pay” clauses together.
 
2) ONGC’s ATI Goa tests a five-star operator model for a training campus
8ONGC is quietly recasting its Goa training institute as a hospitality-grade asset, with five-star performance language embedded right in the market-sounding.
8The eligibility bar and unit-priced service design hint at a vendor pool strategy that could reshape who even gets to bid when the real tender lands.
8The catch is buried in how “soft” operations blur into procurement and performance penalties over a minimum five-year run.
 
3) ONGC Vidhesh locks in TCP and completion tools for CPO-5 with hard engineering admissibility and downtime penalties
8OVL is not just hiring tcp and completion tools in CPO-5; it is buying modelling discipline, inspection recency, and bilingual field traceability as bid-admissibility weapons — ONGC Videsh/CPO-5 block.
8A zero-rate downtime construct paired with an hourly penalty quietly rewrites how bidders should price redundancy and local repair depth — ONGC Videsh/CPO-5 block.
8The tender’s most consequential move is how it narrows who can even show up to compete, before price is ever opened
 
4) Oil India pushes seven-day mobilisation for multi-district rig foundation enabling package
8Oil India’s Mahanadi basin package ties drilling readiness to a field-heavy civil-geotech-design bundle spread across eight Odisha districts, compressing the real schedule into mobilisation and interfaces.
8The tender builds procedural tripwires—digital compliance gates and physical-original EMD submission—that can eliminate bidders before technical merit is even tested.
8The clause-level balance between speed, transparency, and bidder risk is sharper than it looks on first read.
 
5) GAIL’s Galiyana QPS SRP maintenance award shows a 63.8% L2 premium and a hard split vendor field
8The L1 number lands far below the rest of the pack, but the tender’s eligibility and documentation controls suggest the buyer was prepared for aggressive pricing games.
8The absence of arbitration and mediation flags a dispute posture that could amplify execution risk on a two-year SRP-critical maintenance job.
8The bidder spread raises a single uncomfortable question: is this pure efficiency, or margin stress that will surface later in spares, response time, and uptime accountability.
 
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