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These 42 Companies Submitted E-Bids For Discovered Small Oil And Gas Fields In India

42 companies submits 134 e-Bids under Discovered Small Fields Bid Round 2016
In line with Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi's Vision for reduction of the India's oil imports by 10% by 2022, Ministry of Petroleum of Natural Gas (MoPNG) announced Discovered Small Field (DSF) Bid Round 2016 on 25th May 2016, offering 46 contract areas across 9 sedimentary basins, for development.
Directorate General of Hydrocarbons (DGH) received 134 e-Bids for the 34 contract areas under the Discovered Small Fields (DSF) Bid Round 2016 by the deadline of 1200 Hours on 21st November 2016. The bid round took place in a challenging global market environment when the oil & gas prices have been volatile and the investment in the exploration & production sector has seen substantial decline. Despite the above challenges, the response to DSF Bid round has been very favorable and exceeded expectations of all experts. It has not only attracted the interest of the oil & gas companies but also attracted the interest of the first time investors in E&P sector. Shri. Dharmendra Pradhan, Minister, Petroleum and Natural Gas along with his team undertook various interactive sessions and roadshows in India and other countries like US, UK, Canada, Singapore and UAE and encouraged participation from investor community. During the interactions, several issues raised by the prospective investors were addressed by the officials led by Shri K.D Tripathi, Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas.
Out of the total 134 e-bids received, 120 e-bids were received for onland areas and 14 e-bids were received for offshore areas. As many as 42 companies (Individually or as member of the bidding consortium) have participated in the bid round. The response to the DSF Bid Round has been overwhelming as compared to the last round of E&P auctions under the NELP regime in 2009-10, largely credited to the new policy reforms which have improved the ease of doing business by introducing a transparent and transparent regulatory framework. Despite smaller contract areas on offer in the DSF Bid Round, the response from private companies was overwhelming; around 37 private sector players submitted e-bids as against 27 private companies, during the NELP-IX.
Considering the fact that most of bidders were private players, response to onland contract areas were much larger than that for offshore contract area. All the 26 onland contract area received e-bids while 8 out of 20 offshore contract areas have received e-bids. Five foreign companies have also submitted the bids.
The technical bid documents (online and hard copies) were opened on 21st November at DGH's Noida office in the presence of the all the bidders. The evaluation of the bids would be undertaken in a time bound manner and it is expected that the contract areas would be awarded expeditiously. The Government endeavors to award the contract areas at the earliest, so as to expedite the monetization of the hydrocarbon production from these fields.
Summary of e-bids received under the Discovered Small Field Bid Round
Total Contract Areas
Bids received for (No. of Contract Areas)
Total Number of e-Bids
Total
46
34
134
Onland
26
26
120
Offshore
20
8
14

Total No. of Companies
PSUs/Subsidiary
Indian Private Companies
Foreign Private Companies
42
5
32
5


Details of the bids received under the Discovered Small Field Bid Round
S.No.
State
Contract Area  Name
No. of Bids received
Name of Bidders
1
Assam
HILARA-DSF-2016
1
1.      Prize Petroleum Company Ltd
2
LAXMIJAN Cluster-DSF -2016
8
1.      Gem Laboratories Pvt. Ltd
2.      Megha Engineering & Infrastructure Ltd
3.      Quippo Oil &Gas Infrastructure Limited
4.      Oilmax Energy Pvt. Ltd
5.      Nippon Power Ltd
6.      Invenire Energy Pvt. Ltd
7.      Consortium of Ramayana Ispat Pvt. Ltd., Duggar Fiber Pvt. Ltd, BDN Enterprises Pvt. Ltd and Mahindra Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd
8.      Akhil Teja Natural Resources Ltd
3
PATHARIA Cluster-DSF-2016
3
1.      Global Coal & Mining Pvt. Ltd
2.      Vijayasri Bhaskar Industries Pvt. Ltd
3.      Akhil Teja Natural Resources Ltd
4
BARSILLA-DSF-2016
3
1.      Nippon Power Ltd
2.      Consortium of Ramayana Ispat Pvt Ltd., Duggar Fiber Pvt. Ltd, BDN Enterprises Pvt. Ltd and Mahindra Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd
3.      Akhil Teja Natural Resources Ltd
5
CHARAIDEO-DSF-2016
6
1.      Essel Group Middle East
2.      Megha Engineering & Infrastructure Ltd
3.      Quippo Oil &Gas Infrastructure Limited
4.      Oilmax Energy Pvt. Ltd
5.      Consortium of Ramayana Ispat Pvt. Ltd., Duggar Fiber Pvt. Ltd, BDN Enterprises Pvt. Ltd and Mahindra Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd
6.      Akhil Teja Natural Resources Ltd
6
DIPLING Cluster-DSF-2016
12
1.      Gem Laboratories Pvt. Ltd
2.      Bharat Petro Resources Limited
3.      Essel Group Middle East
4.      Megha Engineering & Infrastructure Ltd
5.      Akhil Teja Natural Resources Ltd
6.      Quippo Oil &Gas Infrastructure Limited
7.      Nippon Power Ltd
8.      Indian Oil Corporation Limited
9.      Enquest Drilling Pvt. Ltd
10.  Invenire Energy Pvt. Ltd.
11.  Cairn India Limited
12.  Consortium of Ramayana Ispat Pvt. Ltd., Duggar Fiber Pvt. Ltd, BDN Enterprises Pvt. Ltd and Mahindra Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd
7
DUARMARA-DSF-2016
3
1.      Consortium of Hindustan Oil Exploration Company Ltd, Oil India Limited and Prize Petroleum Company Ltd
2.      Oilmax Energy Pvt. Ltd
3.      Cairn India Limited
8
JERAIPATHAR-DSF-2016
2
1.      Indian Oil Corporation Limited
2.      Akhil Teja Natural Resources Ltd
9
Arunanchal Pradesh
KHEREM-DSF-2016
4
1.      Consortium of Hindustan Oil Exploration Company Ltd, Oil India Limited and Prize Petroleum Company Ltd
2.      Bharat Petro Resources Limited
3.      Oilmax Energy Pvt. Ltd
4.      Akhil Teja Natural Resources Ltd
10
Gujarat
ELAO-DSF-2016
7
1.      Nippon Power Ltd
2.      Sun Petrochemicals Pvt. Ltd.
3.      Worldwide Oilfield Machine Middle East
4.      Gem Laboratories Pvt. Ltd
5.      PFH oil & Gas Pvt. Limited
6.      Joshi Technologies Inc.
7.      Cheval Developers Pvt. Ltd
11
SOUTH PATAN-DSF-2016
19
1.      BND Energy Pvt. Ltd
2.      Gopalka Savings & Investment Pvt. Ltd
3.      Gem Laboratories Pvt. Ltd
4.      Essel Group Middle East
5.      GAIL (India) Limited
6.      Megha Engineering & Infrastructure Ltd
7.      Worldwide Oilfield Machine Middle East
8.      Quippo Oil &Gas Infrastructure Limited
9.      Sun Petrochemicals Pvt. Ltd.
10.  South Asia Consultancy
11.  Wind lass Engineers and Service Pvt.  Ltd
12.  Consortium of Oilmax Energy Pvt. Ltd, Oil India Limited, Indian Oil Corporation Limited and Hindustan Oil Exploration Company
13.  Nippon Power Ltd
14.  Suraj Impex (India) Pvt. Limited
15.  Nandan Petrochem Ltd
16.  Invenire Energy Pvt. Ltd.
17.  Consortium of Ramayana Ispat Pvt. Ltd., Duggar Fiber Pvt. Ltd, BDN Enterprises Pvt. Ltd and Mahindra Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd
18.  Cheval Developers Pvt. Ltd
19.  Akhil Teja Natural Resources Ltd
12
KHAMBEL-DSF-2016
11
1.      Nippon Power Ltd
2.      Sun Petrochemicals Pvt. Ltd.
3.      Worldwide Oilfield Machine Middle East
4.      Megha Engineering & Infrastructure Ltd
5.      Gem Laboratories Pvt. Ltd
6.      Ganges Georesources Pvt. Ltd
7.      Hindustan Oil Exploration Company
8.      Joshi Technologies Inc.
9.      Nandan Petrochem Ltd
10.  Cheval Developers Pvt. Ltd
11.  Akhil Teja Natural Resources Ltd
13
KAMBOI-DSF-2016
7
1.      Ganges Georesources Pvt. Ltd
2.      Worldwide Oilfield Machine Middle East
3.      Sun Petrochemicals Pvt. Ltd.
4.      Nippon Power Ltd
5.      Suraj Impex (INDIA) Pvt. Limited
6.      Cheval Developers Pvt. Ltd
7.      Akhil Teja Natural Resources Ltd
14
WEST BECHRAJI-DSF-2016
6
1.      Nippon Power Ltd
2.      Sun Petrochemicals Pvt. Ltd.
3.      Worldwide Oilfield Machine Middle East
4.      Megha Engineering & Infrastructure Ltd
5.      Cheval Developers Pvt. Ltd
6.      Akhil Teja Natural Resources Ltd
15
Tamil Nadu
NEDUVASAL-DSF-2016
6
1.      PFH oil & Gas Pvt. Limited
2.      Kartikay Coal Washeries Pvt. Ltd.
3.      Hindustan Oil Exploration Company Ltd
4.      Gem Laboratories Pvt. Ltd
5.      VenkatakrishnaParthasarathy Pvt. Ltd
6.      Akhil Teja Natural Resources Ltd
16
KARAIKAL-DSF-2016
1
1.      Bharat Petroresources Limited
17
Andhra Pradesh
PALAKOLLU-DSF-2016
1
1.      Akhil Teja Natural Resources Ltd
18
ACHANTA-DSF-2016
1
1.      PFH oil & Gas Pvt. Limited
19
LANKAPALEM-DSF-2016
1
1.      Akhil Teja Natural Resources Ltd
20
BHIMANAPALLI Cluster-DSF-2016
4
1.      Enquest Drilling Pvt. Ltd
2.      KEI-ROSS Petroleum & Energy Limited
3.      Earnest Shipping & Ship Builders Limited
4.      PFH oil & Gas Pvt. Limited
21
MUMMIDIVARAM-DSF-2016
1
1.      Akhil Teja Natural Resources Ltd
22
KORAVAKA-DSF-2016
8
1.      Consortium of Hindustan Oil Exploration Company Ltd and Adbhoot Estates Pvt. Ltd
2.      Worldwide Oilfield Machine Middle East
3.      KEI-ROSS Petroleum & Energy Limited
4.      Megha Engineering & Infrastructure Ltd
5.      Gem Laboratories Pvt. Ltd
6.      Kartikay Coal Washeries Pvt. Ltd.
7.      Semandhra Development Corp. Pvt. Ltd.
8.      Akhil Teja Natural Resources Ltd
23
SANARUDRAVARAM-DSF-2016
1
1.      Prize Petroleum Company Ltd
24
Rajasthan
BAKHRI TIBBA-DSF-2016
1
1.      Bharat Petro Resources Limited
25
SADEWALA-DSF-2016
1
1.      Bharat Petro Resources Limited
26
Madhya Pradesh
NOHTA-DSF-2016
2
1.      Indian Oil Corporation Limited
2.      Akhil Teja Natural Resources Ltd
27
Krishna Godavari Offshore
GSKV1 Cluster-DSF-2016
2
1.      KEI-ROSS Petroleum & Energy Limited
2.      Invenire Energy Pvt. Ltd.
28
YS5-DSF-2016
-
No bids received
29
GS70-DSF-2016
-
No bids received
30
GD7 Cluster-DSF-2016
-
No bids received
31
KD1-DSF-2016
-
No bids received
32
Mumbai Offshore
CA Cluster-DSF-2016
-
No bids received
33
B-37 Cluster-DSF-2016
1
1.      Sun Petrochemicals Pvt. Ltd.
34
B9 Cluster-DSF-2016
1
1.      Adani Welspun Exploration
35
C37 Cluster-DSF-2016
-
No bids received
36
D31 Cluster-DSF-2016
-
No bids received
37
B15 Cluster-DSF-2016
1
1.      Bharat Petro Resources Limited
38
B127E Cluster-DSF-2016
1
1.      Bharat Petro Resources Limited
39
B14-DSF-2016
-
No bids received
40
B163-DSF--2016
-
No bids received
41
PER-DSF-2016
-
No bids received
42
B80-DSF-2016
2
1.      Adani Welspun Exploration
2.      Consortium of Hindustan Oil Exploration Company Ltd and Adbhoot Estates Pvt. Ltd
43
NMT-DSF-2016
-
No bids received
44
D18-DSF-2016
5
1.      Enquest Drilling Pvt. Ltd
2.      Hardy Exploration and Production
3.      Consortium of Oilmax Energy Pvt Ltd, Oil India limited, Indian Oil Corporation Limited and Hindustan Oil Exploration Company Ltd
4.      Sun Petrochemicals Pvt. Ltd.
5.      Bharat Petro Resources Limited
45
Kutch Offshore
GK39-DSF-2016
-
No bids received
46
KD-DSF-2016
1
1.      Indian Oil Corporation Limited

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