Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd Quench Oil Pit Ejector Supply Tender 2025 - Mandatory Spares & Supervision

Bidders must comply with the RFQ terms and conditions, demonstrating experience in similar supply contracts and providing financial stability documentation. Compliance with all specified requirements is essential for eligibility.

Bidders need to submit GST registration, PAN card, experience certificates, financial statements, and technical compliance certificates as per the RFQ terms to participate in the tender.

The delivery period for the Quench Oil Pit Ejector begins from the last date of the original delivery order. If the option clause is exercised, additional time may be calculated based on the original delivery period.

The option clause allows Bharat Petroleum to increase or decrease the order quantity by up to 25% of the bid quantity. This flexibility is crucial for managing supply needs effectively.

The tender requires total supervision for 2 mandays as part of the Quench Oil Pit Ejector supply. Bidders must ensure they can meet this requirement to qualify.

Bidders must adhere to the terms outlined in the RFQ documents, which override the provisions of GeM GTC. Compliance with these terms is mandatory for bid acceptance.

The EMD amount for this tender is not specified. Bidders should refer to the RFQ documents for any financial security requirements.

To participate in the BPCL Quench Oil tender, bidders must prepare the required documents, comply with the RFQ terms, and submit their bids through the GeM portal as specified in the tender details.