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8The owner's plan elevates dew point control, SIL-3 protection and modular swap-out into pre-qualification must-haves.
8A 6-month LSTK window, staged over prefabricated skids, aims to minimise production disruption.
8The acceptance hinge is a continuous 72-hour run test with zero tolerance for defects.

8EIL has cancelled its limited RFQ for a reciprocating compressor with labyrinth sealing under NRL’s PPU. The move pauses an otherwise standard two-part e-bid with no EMD and an 18-month FOB delivery clock. Whether this is a scope recalibration or a sequencing call will shape vendor strategy on any re-tender.

8HPCL has clarified price math and tightened bid hygiene for its leadership ADC programme. The SLA pushes platform reliability and rapid reporting with explicit penalties. A high technical cutoff has already narrowed the field to five capable firms.

8IOCL’s GeM tender for a fast-track petrochemical market assessment drew eight bidders but only four cleared technical scrutiny.
8The revised contract removes financial barriers but enforces tight deliverables and accountability.
8Its structure hints at IOCL’s accelerated downstream strategy and new model for knowledge-based procurement.

1) Liability cap, SPCB-linked authorizations and HDPE liner mandate shape the field after bidder pushback for Bioremediation
8Three participants are in and the fine print has shifted where it hurts.
8ONGC has capped post-restoration liability to 12 months but kept liners mandatory and quantities non-committal.
8The balance between insurability and environmental assurance just got recalibrated.
 
2) ONGC Assam Asset Potassium Chloride dosing: Update
8ONGC has rewritten the tax playbook mid-tender and given bidders 13 more days to adjust.
8The dosing specifications stay unforgiving, but the fiscal framing just got tighter.
8The price signals this triggers will decide who stays competitive.
 
3) ONGC O&M of Shertha Kalol bulk cement plant extended to 14 October 2025
8ONGC has granted a uniform seven-day push across bid submission and opening milestones.
 
4) SunPetro Bhaskar-I real-time monitoring tender pushed to 15 October 2025 under Bulletin-4, all other terms unchanged.
8SunPetro has granted a second extension, moving the bid window to 15 October 2025 at 15:00 IST.
8The architecture remains frozen around Emerson RTUs and DeltaV, with no reverse auction.
8The shift widens room for compliant bids without relaxing cash-security or delivery obligations.

1) Four-position UT and guided-wave push ONGC’s RMD GCS integrity survey into high-coverage, on-stream territory in Cauvery Asset.
8ONGC has framed an unusually prescriptive UT survey that hardwires four-position readings and guided-wave for the tough spots.
8The contractor must also own insulation, scaffolding and epoxy restoration, turning it into a turn-key integrity lot.
8With a limited GeM bid and no EMD/ePBG, competition narrows to capability, not balance-sheet muscle.
 
2) Latest-version, 14-day install and inversion-ready petrophysics stack sought for Bhaskar-I
8SunPetro has framed a petrophysics-first software buy that forces integrated, multi-well evaluation on the latest versions only.
8Cash securities are standard, but commercial levers like split awards and change orders sit firmly with the buyer.
8The deployment clock starts ticking fast with a 14-day install-and-train mandate.
 
3) Cairn pre-screens OCTG suppliers with liquidity floor and proportional consortium bonding for Barmer wells
8The EOI sets a high bar on finances, HSE history and operator-grade references before any OCTG volumes are tendered.
8A proportional consortium rule ties financial tests and future PBG slices to actual workshare.
8That combination could narrow the pool to mills and integrators with real skin in the game.
 
4) 20 bidders: Thirty percent clear the technical gate for ONGC Assam Asset’s HAZOP/QRA lot
8Six of twenty bidders made the technical cut, leaving a compact field for pricing.
8The SOW anchors PHAST/SAFETI and worksheet-driven HAZOP, with a 180-day delivery clock.
8With pre-bid interactions closed off, documentation rigour became the decisive filter.

Patels Airtemp takes SS pressure vessels for PLL’s PDH-PP at Dahej
8EIL closed a limited, composite-bid award for stainless-steel pressure vessels at PLL’s PDH-PP project in Dahej. Patels Airtemp emerged L1 at about Rs 5.53 crore, with a wide 82.6% tail to L10. The tender’s NDA-gated, zero-deviation structure shaped both participation and pricing.

1) Bid due extended to 15 October for air-preheater at Hydrogen-II in MRPL
8MRPL has pushed its GeM bid for the Hydrogen-II air pre-heater to mid-October. The scope stays intact, but the clock moves to accommodate stronger compliance and OEM confirmations. The commercial spine (PRS, ePBG, L1 rules) remains unchanged.
 
2) Bid window pushed to 30 October for PP-unit catalyst package in IOCL Panipat P-25
8IOCL has moved the bid deadline twice for its PP-unit catalyst buy at Panipat. The scope and risk architecture remain intact, with RA, CPBG through PGTR, and strict outlet specs. The extra time could reshape participation and combination pricing across the three column tags.

1) Four extensions push IOCL Paradip CFBC-steam EOI to 27 Oct, widening the BOO field
8IOCL has shifted the Paradip CFBC BOO EOI deadline four times, now landing on 27 Oct 2025. The extension streak, with EMD still waived at EOI, reshapes bidder calculus on scope, interfaces and compliance. The opening timeline and any clause changes are not specified in information with us
 
2) Two-step bid push to 13 Oct keeps price firmness intact in EIL/MRPL FO & IRT E&I package
8EIL has nudged the bid clock twice on MRPL’s FO & IRT E&I package without touching commercials. The calendar now lands on 13 October, giving bidders breathing room on OEM integrations and brownfield interfaces. Price firmness and a five-month delivery KPI still hold.
 
3) HPCL Visakh refinery pushes bid end to 14 october and resets ATC with a 25% option clause
8HPCL’s Visakh refinery has extended the bid window by a week while rewriting the buyer-added ATC. The new terms hard-wire a 25% option on quantity or duration and tighten compliance through nil-deviation and integrity pact declarations. Bidders now have time to recalibrate risk and documentation before the reverse auction.
 
4) Barauni Biturox UPS package gets 16-day bid extension under RFQ-first regime
8IOCL has extended the limited UPS bid while keeping RFQ terms firmly above GeM templates. The option clause and inspection-in-price keep cost and schedule levers with the owner. Vendors now have extra time to align to strict MR and ECS interface demands.
 
5) Paradip crane-hire tender relaxes 250-MT duty point but tightens HSE and documents
8IOCL has extended its Paradip heavy-equipment hire tender twice, even as it trims a key performance clause for the flagship 250-MT crane. The configuration and HSE controls remain stringent, but the load-curve duty point is no longer codified. That combination should widen the bidder pool and sharpen reverse-auction dynamics.

8IOCL has narrowed the feasibility to a capex-first study while formalising ISBL/OSBL cost grouping. The licensor-anchored configuration curbs speculative economics and prioritises integration, utilities, and logistics to port. Two extensions from the original 30-Sep close point to more time for panel bidders, but the scope discipline remains intact.

1)  Wage-risk split and 24×7 shift cover define instrumentation services for MRPL aromatic complex
8MRPL’s new package hard-codes a two-year firm SOR for installs while carving out limited pass-through on shift manpower. The scope fuses analyzer, OFC, CCTV, cabling and earthing into a single accountable contract under the EIC. The operational mandates and PQC bars will shape who bids — and how sharply they price risk.
 
2) Bid window pushed to 23 October for rotary-lobe pump package in Petronet LNG Dahej
8EIL has extended the bid submission twice, moving the window by a full month. The scope stays unchanged, but documentation and NDA steps appear to have driven the schedule. Expect a broader field and tighter compliance at opening.
 
3) EIL holds delivery line in NRL’s DCU ultrasonic flowmeter spec but tightens flare MW window in NRL DCU revamp.
8EIL has clarified the metrology envelope for the flare tag and allowed intrinsic safety alongside flameproof. Vendors pushed for more time, but the six-month clock didn’t budge. A no-spares call and selective material flex could still keep the field competitive.
 
4) PLL Bahraich 70 TDP CBG EPCM: Bid date pushed to 07 Nov; address shifted
8PLL has extended the Bahraich 70 TPD CBG EPCOM submission by a full month while shifting the bid-receipt address. The PQC reference date, EMD and fee mechanics are untouched, signalling quality discipline over scope churn. The practical impact is on bidder readiness and compliance, not on technical content.
 
5) Three-step extension widens the gate for acetic acid tanks LSTK for GMPL’s PTA plant in Mangalore
8GMPL has pushed the bid clock thrice, taking the submission cut-off from 22 September to 16 October. The un-priced opening moved in tandem, preserving evaluation sequence. The commercial guardrails stay intact even as participation time expands.

1)  Wage-risk split and 24×7 shift cover define instrumentation services for MRPL aromatic complex
8MRPL’s new package hard-codes a two-year firm SOR for installs while carving out limited pass-through on shift manpower. The scope fuses analyzer, OFC, CCTV, cabling and earthing into a single accountable contract under the EIC. The operational mandates and PQC bars will shape who bids — and how sharply they price risk.
 
2) Bid window pushed to 23 October for rotary-lobe pump package in Petronet LNG Dahej
8EIL has extended the bid submission twice, moving the window by a full month. The scope stays unchanged, but documentation and NDA steps appear to have driven the schedule. Expect a broader field and tighter compliance at opening.
 
3) EIL holds delivery line in NRL’s DCU ultrasonic flowmeter spec but tightens flare MW window in NRL DCU revamp.
8EIL has clarified the metrology envelope for the flare tag and allowed intrinsic safety alongside flameproof. Vendors pushed for more time, but the six-month clock didn’t budge. A no-spares call and selective material flex could still keep the field competitive.
 
4) PLL Bahraich 70 TDP CBG EPCM: Bid date pushed to 07 Nov; address shifted
8PLL has extended the Bahraich 70 TPD CBG EPCOM submission by a full month while shifting the bid-receipt address. The PQC reference date, EMD and fee mechanics are untouched, signalling quality discipline over scope churn. The practical impact is on bidder readiness and compliance, not on technical content.
 
5) Three-step extension widens the gate for acetic acid tanks LSTK for GMPL’s PTA plant in Mangalore
8GMPL has pushed the bid clock thrice, taking the submission cut-off from 22 September to 16 October. The un-priced opening moved in tandem, preserving evaluation sequence. The commercial guardrails stay intact even as participation time expands.

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8Receipt of order from additional commissioner central tax, Vijayawada and proposed appeal [ONGC]
8Credit rating disclosure [HPCL]
8Annual report 2025 [Synergia]
8Grant of 8,00,000 employee stock options under AESL ESOP 2025 approved by board [Asian Energy]
8Praj low-carbon solution to drive substantial carbon intensity reduction at Aemetis California ethanol plant [Praj]
8Award of tender for 100 TPD municipal solid waste based bio-CNG plant in Tiruchirappalli under PPP mode [Refex]

1) Liability cap, SPCB-linked authorizations and HDPE liner mandate shape the field after bidder pushback for Bioremediation
8Three participants are in and the fine print has shifted where it hurts.
8ONGC has capped post-restoration liability to 12 months but kept liners mandatory and quantities non-committal.
8The balance between insurability and environmental assurance just got recalibrated.
 
2) ONGC Assam Asset Potassium Chloride dosing: Update
8ONGC has rewritten the tax playbook mid-tender and given bidders 13 more days to adjust.
8The dosing specifications stay unforgiving, but the fiscal framing just got tighter.
8The price signals this triggers will decide who stays competitive.
 
3) ONGC O&M of Shertha Kalol bulk cement plant extended to 14 October 2025
8ONGC has granted a uniform seven-day push across bid submission and opening milestones.
 
4) SunPetro Bhaskar-I real-time monitoring tender pushed to 15 October 2025 under Bulletin-4, all other terms unchanged.
8SunPetro has granted a second extension, moving the bid window to 15 October 2025 at 15:00 IST.
8The architecture remains frozen around Emerson RTUs and DeltaV, with no reverse auction.
8The shift widens room for compliant bids without relaxing cash-security or delivery obligations.
 

8Change in senior management [RCFL]
8Board approves NCLT order sanctioning merger scheme between MCF and Paradeep Phosphates [MCFL]

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1) Baghewala heavy-oil UC consultancy bid pushed to 20 October: modelling-heavy SoW unchanged.
8OIL has moved the Baghewala Upper Carbonate consultancy close to 20 October 2025, giving bidders a two-week runway beyond the GeM-posted 06 October date.
8Nothing else shifts — QCBS at 80:20, EMD/ePBG, Integrity Pact, and the modelling-to-pilot-to-FDP discipline stay where they are.
8The extra days will matter only to teams that convert DFN/geomech and CMG STARS work into bankable pilot designs.
 
2) Sand consolidation tender closing extended to 14 October.
8The closing date has slipped again.
8The extension sits comfortably within OIL’s standard discretion to move timelines.
8Whether this widens the field or compresses award sequencing is the real story.
 
3) Slickline services bid window extended to 14 October 2025.
8The slickline package gets more time, but the bar gets higher.
8A new EMD validity and TPI-attested PQC stack raise compliance costs while OIL clamps down on bid flexibility.
8The prize is access to a four-year intervention backbone — if bidders can clear the gates.
 
4) CT-acid services bid deadline moved to 15 October amid tighter specs.
8A mid-October deadline gives bidders time to recalibrate to a 10k-psi BOP stack and tougher field logistics.
8Acidization success is no longer a volume scoreboard but a completion-of-program test.
8The spread will hinge on who can marry cryo continuity with carbonate execution at scale.

1) Corrigendum consolidates buyer-added ATC and locks option-clause flexibility for HCI/NAS refresh.
8The buyer has replaced scattered clauses with a single controlling ATC text to eliminate ambiguity.
8The bid now hardwires a ±25% option with formula-based delivery time and keeps Integrity Pact compliance front-and-center.
8Re-issued SOW/STC/tech packs tighten OEM-led architecture and lifecycle obligations for a high-availability HCI/NAS stack.
 
2) Corrigendum tightens PPP-MSE rules and extends bid window for pipeline network works.
8The tender refines MSE preference language and subcontracting rules while pushing digital-first securities.
8The price sheet has been unlocked to standardise quotations.
8The participation window is stated as extended to 13 October 2025, though the accessible GeM pages still show the original 10 October timings.
 
3) Ground flare bid closing extended to 10 October.
8The tender for an enclosed ground flare has been extended to 10 October, buying time for sharper civil and interface assumptions.
8The client keeps the header/KOD/WSD while shifting EGF foundations to the bidder with a separate price line.
8A nearby soil report is shared, but the site-specific foundation basis remains open — and that is where this bid will be won or lost.
 
4) Microgrid tender deadline pushed to 16 October with scope unchanged.
8The bid closing and opening have been shifted to 16 October 2025.
8Nothing else in the tender moves, keeping securities, two-bid discipline and post-commissioning support intact.
8The extra days are likely to sharpen IIT-vetted designs and multi-site mobilisation plans without altering the competitive calculus.
 
5) Gas genset bid date extended to 15 October under same compliance bar.
8The tender for 3×1 MW gas generator units has been moved to 15 October 2025, the second extension from the original 26 September close.
8Nothing else in the commercial or technical stack shifts, preserving emissions compliance, SAT requirements and civil responsibilities.
8The added runway favours bidders who tune gas-train rangeability and parallel-operation dynamics for motor-heavy duty without leaning on change orders.

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