8Pendimethalin fell Rs 10/kg this week after small gains during the month. Over three months, it remains up Rs 10/kg, while the six-month reference is lower

8Phosphorus Oxychloride is lower by Rs 5/kg this week. The six-month reference shows a Rs 25/kg decline, and levels are below last year by Rs 24/kg

8Cyhalothrin slipped Rs 20/kg over the past week and is lower by the same amount on a fortnight view. The month view shows a smaller Rs 10/kg decline

8Liquid Chlorine rose Rs 4/kg this week. On a six-month view, it is modestly higher, while the three-month context shows a clearer Rs 8/kg gain

8C10 Solvent was steady this week; the fortnight slipped Rs 0.5/kg. The three-month lens still shows a Rs 2.5/kg rise from earlier levels

8Hexaconazole is up Rs 8/kg over the past three months. The fortnight view adds a modest Rs 2/kg, keeping the domestic market constructive without big day-to-day moves

8Year-on-year, Formaldehyde is lower by Rs 3.0/kg. Recent sessions show orderly prints after a minor uptick early this week

8On a three-month view, Elastomer Polyether is effectively unchanged. The domestic market showed a narrow band with limited variance in recent sessions

8Over the past fortnight, Concentrated Nitric Acid 98% slipped Rs 2.5/kg. Levels have since held steady, indicating a pause after the decline

8Compared with a month ago, Chloroform is up Rs 7/kg. This follows an October trough and a steady print through early November

8Anionic Surfactant rose Rs 1/kg this week. The domestic market otherwise moved little, with small day-to-day changes keeping activity muted

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8OIL has moved its offshore air logistics to a helideck-capable, twin-engine baseline with a two-base deployment.
8The commercial spine is a total-value evaluation with an option clause that can stretch or shrink flying without re-pricing.
8The governance frame couples an integrity pact with strict PPP-MII filters, but the dispute-resolution posture departs from the usual signals.

8ONGC is sounding demand for KVK gas with immediate availability and an indicative five-year window.
8The offer fixes custody at the GCS and shifts evacuation and PNGRB compliance to buyers.
8The composition looks rich enough to shape equipment choices, but allocation remains a MoP&NG call.

1) SDR 11 PE100 with hard QA gates and 90-day delivery deferral frames PEL’s NK-CBM HDPE buy
8PEL is buying a large HDPE envelope for CBM flowlines, but the story is in the fracture-mechanics QA it demands.
8Shipment is locked behind inspection release while payments sit behind a 5% PBG.
8A 90-day no-cost delivery deferral gives PEL phasing power that bidders will quietly price in.
 
2) Three bidders clear the UT-survey gate as ONGC filters the field through compliance, not price — ONGC RMD GCS / Cauvery Asset
8Three of five invited NDT houses—Dwarkesh Enterprise, Fortunate Enterprise and Chandan Enterprises—passed ONGC’s technical bar.
8Two others, Onam and Shivkami Ventures, were ruled out, though the disqualification notes remain undisclosed.
8The outcome tightens a small, experience-driven vendor pool around a high-stakes integrity survey with zero tolerance for procedural gaps.
 
3) EMD uplift and BEC resets trigger a 31-day bid push to 21 November in ONGC Tapti & Panna O&M
8The calendar slides, but the governance hardens.
8ONGC’s mid-October corrigenda raise the financial bar and tidy SCC language even as bidders ask for scope clarifications.
8The new 21 November close gives room to recalibrate benches and bank lines without loosening the risk gates.

8Here's what's happening today in the E&P, midstream-downstream, and CGD section

1) BPCL extends HCU turnaround package bid to 18 November in mobilisation timeline and scope recast
8Bharat Petroleum has pushed back its lump-sum GeM bid for Package-1 Hydrocracker (HCU Part A) from 10 to 18 November 2025. The extension follows a multi-clause amendment easing mobilisation deadlines and dropping COVID restrictions. While timelines relax, contractors must still absorb the price impact of nine scope and resource corrections.
 
2) Bid deadline for BPCL Mumbai Refinery’s CDU-3 / VDU-3 package extended to 18 Nov amid techno-commercial revisions.
8BPCL has pushed the bid closing date for its CDU-3 / VDU-3 turnaround package by eight days, aligning it with refinery-wide extension notices. Fresh techno-commercial clauses relax mobilisation timelines and scrap the trade-certification mandate after pre-bid pushback. The adjustments hint at schedule risk-balancing across five linked packages of the 2026 Mumbai Refinery turnaround.
 
3) BPCL extends LOBS–NHGU turnaround bid by eight days after scope and compliance amendments
8BPCL’s Mumbai Refinery has pushed its Package 3 turnaround bid deadline to 18 November after revising key mobilisation and safety clauses. The extension follows a wide-ranging Techno-Commercial Amendment that eases contractor timelines and drops post-COVID requirements. Behind the routine date shift lies a refinery strategy to streamline execution while tightening cost control under GeM’s latest rules.
 
4) BPCL extends DHT/KHT turnaround bid deadline after major scope and mobilisation revisions
8BPCL has pushed its Package-4 (DHT/KHT Part-A) turnaround tender to 18 November 2025 following extensive techno-commercial amendments. Mobilisation windows and certification rules have been overhauled after the pre-bid meeting. The shift offers contractors breathing room but signals BPCL’s drive to synchronise five major refinery packages under a unified GeM framework.
 
5) BPCL extends Package-5 SRU TGTU-2 bid deadline to 18 Nov as mobilisation and scope clauses are recast
8BPCL has revised its turnaround tender for the Sulphur Recovery Unit under RMP 2026, pushing the bid date to 18 November. The update eases mobilisation deadlines and drops mandatory trade certification, signalling a shift toward execution realism. Contractors now gain extra lead-time but must adhere to stricter resource and SOR-linked variation controls.

1) Emerson wins Vizag DCS-based terminal automation contract
8IOCL has awarded the Vizag Terminal Automation System contract to Emerson after a margin-tight bid battle with Advanced Sys-Tek. The difference between L1 and L2 bids was less than 1 %, signalling extreme price convergence in the automation segment. Behind the close race lies IOCL’s broader digital-integration drive to standardise TAS software across terminals.
 
2) Wide 31 % price gap reveals margin stress in engineering consultancy
8Ingenero’s Rs 2.97 crore bid undercut Kavin Engineering by 31.4 %. The spread signals cost-competitiveness pressure as GeM bids replace direct nominations in refinery engineering.
 
3) Aggressive pricing defines Hydrogen II Air Pre-Heater award
8Kamal Encon’s Rs 3.23 crore bid beat Kelvion by 46 %, reflecting a sharp price compression rare in heat-exchange packages. Such aggressive bidding will pressure margins but could set a new benchmark for domestic fabricators. MRPL gains from lower CAPEX without compromising its GPC-mandated quality regime.

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1) BPCL extends consultant tender for Jawahar Dweep crude-tank DFR by a week
8BPCL has pushed back the bid deadline for its Jawahar Dweep feasibility study by one week amid a raft of technical clarifications. The scope covers up to 10 % cost accuracy and multi-disciplinary adequacy checks for crude-tank infrastructure linked to Mumbai Refinery. Bidders sought more time to compile inputs after BPCL attached new corrigenda and pre-bid responses on utilities and power systems.
 
2) Bid submission for Lupech condition-monitoring ARC extended to 12 November in IOCL Gujarat Refinery seeks wider vendor reach.
8IOCL has pushed its Lupech refinery condition-monitoring bid by two weeks, hinting at tight specialist capacity in India’s rotary-equipment diagnostics market. The Rs 1.56 crore ARC requires Level-III certified vibration analysts and ATEX-rated tools. No scope change — only time for vendors to catch up.
 
3) BPCL extends EOI deadline for naphthenic base-oil technology collaboration in Kochi Refinery
8BPCL has twice extended its EOI for joint development of naphthenic base-oil technology at Kochi Refinery, now closing on 6 November 2025. The short delay points to active engagement with potential licensors in a niche specialty-oils segment. The collaboration could yield India’s first co-branded “BPCL-Licensor” technology platform.
 
4) Bid due date extended by six days under Corrigendum in BPREP
8The submission deadline moves from 7 Nov to 13 Nov 2025. The brief pause suggests the promoter responded to vendor documentation difficulties. A single-extension pattern is emerging across Bina refinery sub-packages.
 
5) IOCL extends DHDS catalyst bid deadline at Gujarat Refinery
8Indian Oil has extended the DHDS catalyst tender deadline from 5 to 12 November 2025. The shift keeps scope and qualification unchanged but signals a tight vendor alignment window. A wider OEM response is expected under GeM’s reverse-auction framework.

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