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Browse 23+ active Oil/Gas government tenders published across 1088+ departments in 36+ Indian states.

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₹179.1 Cr
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36
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Oil/Gas — Works Tenders

● LIVE23 live tenders across 5 sub-sectors — updated 11 Aug 2026

LMC WORK
3 ● live
Steel Work
1 ● live
transportation of HSD oil
1 ● live
PWC
1 ● live
Industrial and Commercial Work
1 ● live
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What are Oil/Gas tenders?

Oil/Gas tenders are government procurement notices published by Indian public sector departments for oil/gas-related works, supplies, or services.

How do I bid for Oil/Gas tenders?

To bid on Oil/Gas tenders, you need: (1) a valid Digital Signature Certificate (DSC), (2) registration on the respective eProcurement portal, (3) required documents (PAN, GST, experience certificates), and (4) Earnest Money Deposit (EMD). Read our step-by-step bidding guide.

Which portal publishes Oil/Gas tenders?

Oil/Gas tenders are published across Central Public Procurement Portal (CPPP), state eProcurement sites, PSU portals, and sector-specific platforms. Tender84 aggregates all of them — browse Works tenders.

What is the typical EMD for Oil/Gas tenders?

EMD typically ranges from 2% to 5% of the estimated contract value. The average EMD across all Indian government tenders is ₹₹7.8L. MSEs may be eligible for EMD exemptions. Learn more about EMD.