Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd Hydrotesting Services for MSV & OF CAP 1100*3 MT Tender Ghaziabad Uttar Pradesh 2026

Tender Overview

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd invites bids for Hydrotesting of MSV & OF CAP 1100*3 MT in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh (201001). Estimated value: ₹4,531,200 with an EMD of ₹100,000. No BOQ items are listed. The contract allows a 25% increase/decrease in quantity or duration at issue and post-award within the same percentage, applicable to lumpsum service contracts with the buyer’s consent. An ATC document has been uploaded by the buyer. This procurement targets service-based, field-tested hydrotesting capability for MSV and associated capacity packages, under a government-style bidding process. Key differentiators include the explicit quantity flexibility and the need to align with HPCL’s internal hydrotesting standards while proceeding under GEM framework.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product/Service: Hydrotesting services for MSV & OF CAP 1100*3 MT (no technical specifications published).
• Estimated value: ₹4,531,200.
• EMD: ₹100,000.
• Location: Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh.
• BOQ: Total Items: 0 (no items listed).
• Contract terms: 25% quantity/duration variation allowed at issue and post-award; for lumpsum-based services, scope/value may increase by 25% with provider consent.
• Documentation: ATC document uploaded; no other specs provided.
• Compliance focus: service capability to perform hydrotesting within HPCL-GEM processes, with emphasis on safety and project alignment.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD: ₹100,000.
• Variation clause: contract quantity/duration can be adjusted by up to 25%.
• Eligibility: bidders must review and accept ATC terms; no explicit BOQ details available.
• Delivery/payments: no explicit delivery timeline or payment terms published in data.
• Documents: ATC document referenced; bidders should prepare standard bid docs and GEM submissions including GST, PAN, experience, and financials as typical in HPCL tenders.
• Other: Lumpsum-based scope may increase by 25% with consent; tender falls under government procurement norms.