Oil India e-Procurement Tenders
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OIL, common questions
How do I register on Oil India e-Procurement?
Registration on OIL requires a Class-3 digital signature certificate issued to an authorised signatory, your PAN and GSTIN, and company registration documents. Registration is free on most government portals; the tender fee, where charged, is per notice. Avsar does not register on your behalf and never asks for your DSC.
How many tenders are live on OIL right now?
0 notices are open for bidding on OIL today, worth about ₹0. They come from 0 buying organisations across 0 states.
What does OIL publish?
Drilling services, pipelines and field infrastructure in the north east and Rajasthan. The largest categories on this portal right now are .
Do I need a separate account for every portal?
Yes, each government portal maintains its own bidder registration, and the bid itself must always be uploaded on the portal that published the notice, signed with your own DSC. Avsar aggregates the notices and prepares the pack; submission stays with you.
Know which of these you can actually win
Avsar reads the tender document, checks every OIL notice against your turnover, completed work and certificates, and tells you whether to bid, citing the clause it read. Free to search.
Avsar never submits a bid for you and never asks for your digital signature certificate.