How to become a vendor to IOCL?

India’s major oil guzzler, Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL)is the country’s largest commercial enterprise. More than 5 decades old, state-owned IOCL processes approximately 1.31 million barrels of crude oil per day. Functioning under the Government of India’s umbrella, the refinery major is headquartered in New Delhi, India. If you wish to participate in the bidding process of the firm, you’d have to become a registered vendor to IOCL.

Note: You must possess a valid Class II/III Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) in the form of an e-token in the name of the company. Digital Signature Certificates can be obtained from the authorized certifying agencies, details of which are available on the website under the link Information about DSC.

To become a vendor for IOCL, follow the simple steps:

  1. Visit the official e-tendering of IOCL.
    Source: Official website of IOCL
  2. Click on the Online Bidder Enrollment. After clicking this you’ll be directed to an online form.
    Source: Official website of IOCL
  3. Fill the details in the online form and a unique user-id and password will be sent to you on your registered e-mail id.
  4. The verification codes sent to you are valid for 900 seconds only from the time Send Verification Code is clicked and the mobile number and email provided in the form should be correct.
  5. Use these log-in credentials to log-in next time on the e-procurement website of IOCL.

For any further guidance, you can go study the Bidders Manual Kit available on the website.

Source: Official website of IOCL

Contact

IndianOil e-Tendering HelpDesk

Tel: 0091-120-2471-850

E-Mail: etenderinghelpdesk@indianoil.in

For any further assistance, write to us at contact@energydais.com or click here.

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