8Fleet adoption is booming”: How UGEL is scaling India’s LNG network [Essar]
8Intimation on determination of unit natural gas pipeline tariff for INGPL of GAIL (India) Limited under Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board regulations [PNGRB]
8Appointment of interim resolution professional as resolution professional [Aban]
8Intimation of participation in investor roadshow hosted by B&K Securities by officials of Seamec Limited [Seamec]
8Intimation of change in registered office address of the company [Petronet]
8Press release on rating affirmation by India Ratings and Research Pvt. Limited for Gujarat Gas Limited [GGL]

8Project Name: Raisen, Shajapur and Sehore District City Gas Distribution
8Project Cost: Rs 300 crore Click here for more details

8Project Name: Raisen, Ganjam, Nayagarh and Puri District City Gas Distribution
8Project Cost: Rs 250 crore Click here for more details

8Feed variability introduces lot of uncertainty

8Whether this offshore pilot becomes the template remains to be seen

8Find out what will it entail

8How many Indian OEMs can clear that technical bar and still price competitively will decide who shapes this E&P field’s heavy-oil future.

8This first commercial amendment rewires the licensor competition for its Ramayapatnam swing unit. Liability caps, dispute resolution and early-payment rules are extensively rewritten, while EMD disappears entirely. The new NPV regime changes how global polymer licensors will pitch technology, economics, and guarantees.

8ONGC’s three-year intelligent pigging tender has quietly narrowed the field to a handful of high-end companies

8BPCL’s first commercial amendment rewires the licensor tender’s financial and legal backbone. Evaluation now pivots to highest-NPV economics while cash release before investment approval is sharply capped. The full consequences for bidder pricing and risk allocation sit behind the analysis.

8The owner rebalances power in the licensor-selection process. A new NPV-led evaluation, tighter payment gating and a full replacement of arbitration redefine both commercial and legal exposure. The full implications emerge only when mapped to the lifecycle economics of NHT and ISOM design.

8The pre-bid clarifications reveal an unusually hard LSTK posture in a multi-licensor coal-to-SNG configuration. Contractors are being asked to price without a final DFR, while scope deletions and OPEX-related exclusions were uniformly rejected. Several engineering gaps remain open, setting the stage for high-stakes corrigenda.

1) EIL pushes BPREP’s mega-scale DCS tender to December after eight extensions
8EIL has extended BPCL’s flagship DCS tender for the Bina petchem expansion to mid-December after multiple deadline resets. The unusually long drift signals intense technical sizing, NDA-gated document access and strict BQC compliance pressure on bidders. What remains unclear is whether the final window will attract the competitive spread the client expects.
 
2) BPCL BPREP pump package pushed to 11 December after four extensions
8The cooling-water pump tender for BPCL’s Bina expansion has now slipped 62 days past its original deadline. Repeated vendor clarifications on seals, coatings, vibration monitoring and motor starting conditions appear to be driving the drag. The stakes rise as rotating-equipment ordering windows tighten for the cracker’s critical path.
 
3) Bid deadline for BPCL BPREP’s demountable flare package pushed to 17 December
8EIL has granted an unusually long 48-day extension for the demountable flare package under the BPCL BPREP programme. The shift gives OEMs and LSTK bidders more time to resolve deep technical issues around riser design, FFG logic, and hazardous-area instrumentation. The implications for bid competitiveness and project sequencing remain behind the paywall.
 
4) BPCL’s mega fittings tender sees four-stage deadline slide as EIL resets ATCs and clarifies ASME tolerances
8A month-long extension cycle has pushed BPCL’s large-diameter fittings tender into December. The shifts follow an ATC reset and a thickness-tolerance clarification that materially alters bidder risk. What it means for participation and award trajectory remains behind the paywall.
 
5) Bid deadline for RG condenser package extended by seven days
8EIL has extended the bid deadline for the RG condenser package under NRL’s PPU project by one week. The shift follows NDA-gated access and heavy technical documentation requirements. The implications for bidder participation and price quality remain open.
 
6) BPCL Kochi’s expander-revamp tender slips to 03 December after two extensions amid OEM documentation bottlenecks
8The API-612 revamp package has been pushed out twice as OEMs seek more time to assemble PTR-heavy evidence and NDA-gated technical files. The shift signals complexity around integrating a new bypass valve and revising the PRE control logic for higher PFCCU flow. What this means for competition and pricing now sits behind a tightened zero-deviation regime.
 
7) HPCL extends VVPL DCVG survey bid deadline to 1 December
8HPCL has shifted the VVPL DCVG survey deadline by three days, extending closure to 1 December. The specialised NACE-driven integrity package demands extensive documentation, including calibration proofs and prior cross-country pipeline survey records. The short extension hints at targeted bidder relief without disturbing downstream execution schedules.

1) RTU relocation from Trombay to NTP-2 wrapped in a 120-day offshore puzzle
8ONGC Mumbai B & S Asset is asking a single indigenous integrator to dismantle, retrofit and offshore-install a critical RTU panel across three sites in just 120 days.
8The job combines constrained lifting at NTP-2, ABB-linked commissioning and a full bundle of HSE and labour-law obligations, but no EMD.
8Whether mid-tier SCADA contractors can absorb this offshore-grade risk profile while keeping RTU availability high will decide how ONGC shapes future control-system migrations.
 
2) Three-year rig-HVAC AMC puts PCR cooling risk on a single vendor in ONGC Ankleshwar Asset drilling-rig AC contract
8ONGC Ankleshwar Asset is turning the entire PCR and VFD house cooling load of three drilling rigs and a workover unit into a quantified three-year AMC.
8Every compressor swap, refrigerant top-up and control-panel move has been pre-counted and bundled into one custom GeM package.
8Whether established HVAC players see enough margin in this risk heavy, highly itemised contract will decide how competitive the field really is.
 
3) Post bid conference threshold slashed, bid security tail stretched in CCTV LSTK corrigendum
8ONGC’s CCTV LSTK corrigendum quietly rewrites the ground rules on bid security, post-bid engagement and force majeure.
8MSEs lose automatic EMD relief, while startups and small players gain structured tie-break preferences and a clearer appeals window.
8The net effect is a sharper filter at entry but slightly more balanced treatment once a contractor is inside the tent.
 
4) Bid deadline for torque turn services pushed to 12 December for ONGC RJY asset
8ONGC has quietly given its GeM torque-turn tender almost four extra weeks of breathing room.
8The bid end date now slips from mid-November to 12 December while all securities and SOW obligations remain intact.
8Behind that simple calendar tweak lies a sharper story about HP-HT vendor depth, risk appetite and how far ONGC will flex its timelines without touching its clauses.
 

1) Bid deadline for HF and CT mega-package shifted to 4 December for ONGC Rajahmundry and CBM assets
8ONGC has quietly pushed back the closing of its two-year HF and CT tender for Rajahmundry and CBM assets to 4 December.
8The 17-day extension leaves a demanding SOW, heavy securities and strict documentation load completely untouched.
8What looks like a minor calendar tweak may in fact reveal how ONGC is balancing vendor depth, HPHT risk and GeM’s procedural limits.
 
2) Four-rig onshore charter bid date pushed to 15 December
8ONGC has quietly shifted the four-rig charter’s bid clock from 1 December to 15 December without loosening a single technical screw.
8Behind the two-week extension sits a tender that demands OEM-certified BOPs, fail-safe braking on all rigs and 1100 HP pumps for Ahmedabad.
8Whether the market can field enough compliant rigs on this new timeline will decide if ONGC’s tougher onshore standards become the new normal.
 
3) Digital-transformation SI empanelment pushed to 30 December under ONGC Project DOT and enterprise platforms
8ONGC has quietly moved its flagship digital-transformation SI empanelment to a 30 December closing without touching the underlying BEC or scope.
8Behind that simple date change sit new templates for key-personnel evidence and harder edges on parent-support and insolvency filters.
8Whether global SIs accept this heavier documentation and liability load will decide how much competition ONGC really has when it starts issuing limited tenders.
 
4) Oil India stretches Cuttack 200 TPD CBG EPCOM bid to 11 December after multiple PQC and safety-clause tweaks
8Oil India has pushed its flagship 200 TPD Cuttack MSW-CBG EPCOM tender out to 11 December 2025, marking at least the fifth bid-date reset.
8Behind the new deadline sit quieter but sharper moves: PQC bars cut, O&M tenure halved, safety-permit micro-clauses deleted and EMD validity recalibrated.
8Whether this recalibration finally unlocks a competitive, bankable bidder set will only be clear when the technical covers are opened.
 

1) Bio Petro Clean wins IOCL Mathura ETP consultancy
8IOCL has awarded the Mathura Refinery ETP consultancy after a narrow two-vendor technical qualification. The winning bid came in materially below the second-ranked bidder, reflecting a moderately competitive spread. The scope now moves into a compressed three-month optimisation cycle with strict reporting and shock-load guarantees.

1) IOCL R&D shortlists two bidders for commercialising proprietary CO?-capture sorbent technologies
8IOCL’s R&D division has opened the technical bids for its CO?-capture sorbent commercialisation EOI. Only two bidders Balief Corporation and Psichem Biotech have entered the field, reflecting a specialised vendor pool. The high-bar PQC now becomes the pivot for deciding who advances to commercial-stage discussions.
 
2) BPCL Bina narrows field to two vendors for ATF reactor charcoal job
8BPCL’s technical evaluation has left only two bidders in contention for the ATF reactor charcoal replacement contract. Three participants were ruled out at the qualification stage.

Iffco, Coromandel, PPL and Wilson are all in the market for December-loading sulphur cargoes.
8But sellers are pushing premiums that weren’t on the table a week ago.
8Buyers want volumes—but at prices the market is no longer offering.
8Lower offers from non-mainstream origins briefly sparked interest.
8But paperwork hurdles and slow voyages are killing conversion. 

8Find out why this argument is being made
And who is making it

Europe unified access. The US created electronic bulletin boards.
8India still forces shippers through 95+ tariff paths with no unified information system.
8Without an entry–exit regime, hubs cannot rise.
8Kochi, Ennore, Dhamra and Dabhol remain chronically underutilised even as India’s “true” demand sits at 480 MMSCMD.from 200 MMSCMD at present
8Connectivity gaps, tariff distortions and missing access codes are crippling liquidity.
8Volume caps on domestic gas, GST asymmetry, legacy EMPC rules, and destination-bound GSAs ensure liquidity never emerges.
8The system protects bilateral contracting, not market transparency.
8By the time India fixes tariffs, transparency, and access rules, renewables, batteries, and hydrogen may already have overtaken gas. The “bridge fuel” argument is running out of time.

8Find out what really happened

India cannot look to "cheap US gas forever".
8That world is changing. And very rapidly
8The global LNG game is switching rapidly.
8FLNG for example is the new supply source
8Something strange is going on in the Middle East
8And only agile players will make the grade out of India 

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8A-1 Limited secures major order worth Rs. 127.5 crore for the supply of industrial urea [A-1]
8Intimation of participation in Samruddhi ’2025 virtual investor conference [KPL]
8Final reminder cum forfeiture notice to the holders of partly paid-up equity shares [UPL]

8EVA has fallen Rs 7/kg over the past month, marking a clearer expansion from earlier tight trading. The three-month comparison remains broadly steady, signposting a range expansion led by recent declines.