BPCL is a leading Indian oil company, with operations in refining and marketing petroleum products. This blog post will give you a step-by-step guide on how to register for the BPCL vendor.

How do You Register for BPCL Vendor? Step by Step Guide

Are you wondering how to apply for a BPCL tender? If you are looking for some guidance it is here. Read on to know more.

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited is the biggest oil and gas company in India. It started in the 1800s under British rule and now holds a maximum of the South Asian market. BPCL operates under the government and has two refineries located in Mumbai and Kochi.

Since it is the second-largest company for oil and gas in the country, it is the most attractive company people want to associate with if they want to get into this sector. However, to become a supplier or apply for a BPCL tender may need a little guidance the first time. Below is a step-by-step guide to how you need to go about applying for a BPCL tender.

1st step- To associate yourself as a vendor with BPCL there are specific criteria that you must meet. The company has a form that needs to be filled out and sent to the officials as a pre-qualification that you are eligible to apply for the tender.

2nd Step – If you meet the required criteria and are qualified then you will receive a User Id and password from the BPCL company on the email address that you may have mentioned in the pre-qualification form.

3rd step- You must log in with the User ID and password provided to you and fill out the application that consists of around 7 different forms to register yourself as a vendor.

What are these 7 forms?

Form 1 – requires you to fill in the class registration

Form 2 – Needs you to fill in certain details of your company like the PAN num, company contact details, center and state sales tax num, PF and ESIC registration numbers, etc.

Form 3- This form requires you to provide the detail of your company type. Whether it is a Pvt ltd, A sole proprietorship, or a public company and it also needs you to give details of your company’s turnover for the last 3 years.

Form 4- This form will need you to provide financial details like overdraft, solvency, bank details, the value of assets, etc.

Form 5- This form is for the balance sheet for the last 3 years.

Form 6- This form asks you for any association that you may have with the oil and gas industry previously.

Form 7- The last form is for you to apply for the registration form from BPCL. If everything on your application looks good, the BPCL officials will get in touch with you.

The process mentioned above is a very specific step-by-step guide to applying for a BPCL tender. It can be a tricky process and a slight mistake could cost you the entire tender. Contact National Tenders and let us make the process easy for you.