PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS REGULATORY BOARD
11th City Gas Distribution (CGD) Bidding Round
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Contents
Natural Gas as a Fuel
CGD Business
9th & 10th CGD Bidding Rounds – A Grand Success
11th CGD Bidding Round
Bidding Schedule
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Contents
Natural Gas as a Fuel
CGD Business
9th & 10th CGD Bidding Rounds – A Grand Success
11th CGD Bidding Round
Bidding Schedule
3
GAS
USAGE
Cheaper than LPG for
domestic households
Environment
friendly
Enabler to meet
country’s COP26
commitments on
Carbon emissions
Cheaper than
liquid fuels such
as Petrol and
Diesel Recent discoveries are more of
Natural Gas than oil ensuring
energy security to India 4
Why Natural Gas?
• Gas consumption linked to domestic gas availability, LNG affordability and infrastructure
• In the state of Gujarat, share of natural gas in energy mix is 26%
• The per capita consumption of NG in India only around 29 SCM as compared to the world average of
363 SCM
• NG share in India’s energy mix far below global average – room for growth
Natural Gas Consumption in India
Source: PNG Stat, PPAC, BP Stats, MOSPI-Energy Statistics 2021, GIDB
176.1
157.2
143.5 140.5 143.5 152.6 162.1 166.6 175.3 166.1
10.3%
8.6%
7.7%
7.1% 7.1% 7.3% 7.4% 7.2%
7.6%
FY12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21E
Gas Consumption (MMSCMD) % of Energy Mix
Gas Consumption and its share in Energy Mix
7.6%
24.7%
India World
Natural Gas Share in Energy Mix (2020)
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Gas Sales in SEPTEMBER 2021
(5.5 BCM)
Gas Consumption FY 2020-21
(MMSCM)
Fertilizer
30%
Power
17%
CGD
18%
Refinery
11%
Petrochemical
4%
Others
20%
SECTOR WISE CONSUMPTION
APRIL - AUGUST 2021
6554 7272
4774
1775 412
3696
11227
3564
4456
6136
2660
3590
Fertilizer Power CGD Refinery Petrochemical Other
Domestic Gas Consumption R-LNG Consumption
Gas Sales in India
Source: PPAC India
Consumption of Natural Gas with a volume of 5.5 BCM during the month of
September 2021 recorded a growth of 7.9% over the volume of 5.1 BCM in the month
of September 2020.
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Increase share of Natural Gas in India’s Energy basket
Create infrastructure to support higher consumption of
Natural Gas in India
Establish a transparent and vibrant Natural Gas market
in India
Balance the interests of Consumers, Transporters and
Producers of Natural Gas
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PNGRB – Current Focus
Contents
Natural Gas as a Fuel
CGD Business
9th & 10th CGD Bidding Rounds – A Grand Success
11th CGD Bidding Round
Bidding Schedule
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• Financial Closure
• Build pipelines from the gas supply source to the GA
• Lay pipelines for the domestic customers
• Build CNG stations
• Exclusive right in the GA to supply:
• PNG to domestic customers
• CNG to vehicles
CGD Network - Business
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Development of CGD Network
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53
86
9 10 10 11 13 15 17 17 18 20
46
70
96
30 36 39 45
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62
79 80 86 92
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228
293
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Pre-PNGRB
(2009
Onwards)
Round 1
(Oct'08)
Round 2
(Feb'09)
Round 3
(Jul'10)
Round 4
(Sep'13)
Round 5
(Jan'15)
Round 6
(Oct'15)
Round 7
(Jun'16)
Round 8
(Nov'16)
Sec 42
(Mar'18)
Round 9
(Apr'18)
Round 10
(Nov'18)
Round 11
(Sep'21)
CUMULATIVE
GEOGRAPHICAL
AREAS
(GAs)
CUMULATIVE
%
OF
AREA
and
POPULATION
OF
INDIA
% Area of India
% Population of India
Geographical Areas (GAs)
Development of CGD Network
11
Authorizations
No. of
GAs
% Share in respect of India
Area Population
Pre-PNGRB 31 3.02 % 9.67 %
Section - 42 6 0.61 % 1.57 %
Rounds 1 to 8 55 7.23 % 8.83 %
Round 9 86 23.82 % 26.38 %
Round 10 50 17.92% 24.23%
Total 228 52.60% 70.68%
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228 Operational Geographical Areas (As on 30.09.2021)
• Area : 17 Lakh Sq. kms (53% of India)
• Population : 85 Crore (70% of India)
• Domestic consumers : 82.17 Lakh
• CNG Stations : 3,465
• Commercial Customers : 33,294
• Industrial Customers : 12,527
• Gas Sale : 30 MMSCMD
• CGD Pipelines-steel : 1.09 Lakh Inch-km
• CGD Pipelines- MDPE : 2.19 Lakh Inch-km
Status of Natural Gas Infrastructure
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Status of Natural Gas Infrastructure
Natural Gas Pipelines (As on 30.09.2021)
 In Operation 20,239 km
 Under Construction 14,930 km
LNG Terminals
 Existing Capacity – 37.5 MMTPA
 Upcoming – 34 MMTPA
 Upcoming Terminals
1. Chhara
2. Dhamra
3. Digha
4. Gangavaram
5. Jafrabad
6. Jaigarh
7. Kakinada
Contents
Natural Gas as a Fuel
CGD Business
9th & 10th CGD Bidding Rounds – A Grand Success
11th CGD Bidding Round
Bidding Schedule
14
9th & 10th CGD Bidding Round – Key Highlights
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9th Round 10th Round Total
GAs offered 86 50 136
States/ UTs 22 14 23
Districts covered 174
(156 full and 18 parts)
124
(112 full and 12 parts)
298
(268 full 30 parts)
Area (%) 23.8 17.9 41.7
Population (%) 26.4 24.2 50.6
Investors’ Response
No. of bids received 406 225 631
Number of entities
participated
38 25 41
Minimum Work Program
PNG Domestic Connections 221 Lakh 202 Lakh 423 Lakh
CNG Stations 4,603 3,578 8,181
Steel Pipeline (Inch-km) 1.16 Lakh 0.58 Lakh 1.74 Lakh
Contents
Natural Gas as a Fuel
CGD Business
9th & 10th CGD Bidding Rounds – A Grand Success
11th CGD Bidding Round
Bidding Schedule
16
11th CGD Bidding Round – Key Features
65 Geographical Areas (GAs) offered, covering 208 districts (206 full and 2 part)
Spread over 19 States and 1 UT
Covers 33% of India’s area and 26% of its population
Post‐11th CGD Bidding Round
17 States – Andhra Pradesh, Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka, Kerala, Punjab,
Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Odisha, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Himachal
Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Tripura and Uttarakhand along with 3 UTs – Delhi,
Chandigarh and Dadra Nagar Haveli & Daman and Diu will be fully authorized for
development of CGD Network.
Expected Employment : ~ 86,000 manpower
Expected investment : ~ ₹ 83,000 Crore 17
Gas Infrastructure of India - 2021
 Regulatory interventions
• CNG in public transport in certain cities
• Ban on Petcoke and FO - Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan
 Domestic gas allocation for Domestic PNG and CNG
 State governments’ commitment for facilitation of CGD Networks:
a. Nodal officer, Single Window Clearance
b. Standard restoration charges by Municipalities
c. State Road Transportation on CNG
d. Land for CNG Stations
Key Policy Enablers
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Validated by enthusiastic participation in the 9th and 10th CGD Bidding
Round, all its features retained in the 11th CGD Bidding Round
 All GAs on or near existing or under‐construction Natural Gas
Pipelines
 Electronic Bidding
 Investor‐friendly Regulations
 Gas pipeline operator to provide connectivity to CGD Network
within 180/270 days
11th CGD Bidding Round
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 Exclusivity of 8 years (extendable up to 10 years for performers)
 Infrastructure Exclusivity for 25 years continues
 Level playing field and Easy eligibility criteria
 Performance Bank Guarantee capped at Rs. 50 Crore
 Time for Financial Closure increased to 270 days from earlier 180
days
11th CGD Bidding Round
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Uttarakhand : GAs Offered in 11th Round
GA No. Districts Covered
11.64
Pauri Garhwal,
Uttarkashi,
Rudraprayag and
Tehri Garhwal
11.65
Pithoragarh,
Champawat,
Almora, Chamoli
and Bageshwar
2 GAs covering 9 districts
offered under 11th round
Districts covered up
to 10th round
1. Udham Singh
Nagar
2. Haridwar
3. Dehradun
4. Nainital
Uttarakhand : GAs Offered in 11th Round
Name of GA District(s) Population
No. of
Charge
Areas
Total
Households
Area
(Sq. km.)
11.64 : Pauri
Garhwal,
Uttarkashi,
Rudraprayag
and Tehri
Garhwal
Pauri Garhwal
687271 1 161145 5329
Uttarkashi 330086 1 67452 8016
Rudraprayag 242285 1 53400 1984
Tehri Garhwal 618931 1 132258 3642
Uttarakhand : GAs Offered in 11th Round
Name of GA District(s) Population
No. of
Charge
Areas
Total
Households
Area
(Sq. km.)
11.65 :
Pithoragarh,
Champawat,
Almora, Chamoli
and Bageshwar
Pithoragarh 483439 1 114362 7090
Champawat 259648 1 53862 1766
Almora 622506 1 140149 3144
Chamoli 391605 1 88383 8030
Bageshwar 259898 1 57941 2241
Eligibility Criterion
1. Authorized CGD entity independently or as a consortium
or JV partner
2. Entity having CGD or hydrocarbon minimum 300 km
pipeline on its own or constructed for any entity
3. Through a JV with 1 or 2 above with minimum 11 % stake
Eligibility Criterion - Technical
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Minimum Net Worth of Entity:
Population in GA>=5 million – 1500 million plus 300
million for each million of population or part thereof
2 million >= Population in GA < 5 million – 1000 million
1 million >= Population in GA < 2 million – 750 million
0.5 million >= Population in GA < 1 million – 500 million
0.25 million >= Population in GA < 0.5 million – 250 million
0.1 million >= Population in GA < 0.25 million – 100 million
Population in GA < 0.1 million – 50 million
Eligibility Criterion - Financial
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Weightages for Bid Evaluation
50%
20%
10%
10%
10%
Highness of Domestic PNG Connections
Highness of CNG Stations
Lowness of Transportation rate for CGD (1st
Year)
Lowness of Transportation rate for CNG (1st
Year)
Highness of Inch-km Steel Pipeline
 Quote for Transportation rate of CGD – Not to be less than Rs 30 per MMBTU
 Quote for Transportation rate of CNG – Not to be less than Rs 2 per kg
 Subsequent years rates would be adjusted for inflation based on WPI
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Weightages for Bid Evaluation for GAs 11.64 & 11.65
55% 25%
10%
10%
Highness of Domestic PNG Connections
Highness of CNG Stations
Lowness of Transportation rate for CGD (1st
Year)
Lowness of Transportation rate for CNG (1st
Year)
 Quote for Transportation rate of CGD – Not to be less than Rs 30 per MMBTU
 Quote for Transportation rate of CNG – Not to be less than Rs 2 per kg
 Subsequent years rates would be adjusted for inflation based on WPI
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Contents
Natural Gas as a Fuel
CGD Business
9th & 10th CGD Bidding Rounds – A Grand Success
11th CGD Bidding Round
Bidding Schedule
29
Bidding Schedule
• Bid Submission and Opening on https://eprocure.gov.in/eprocure/app
• Physical documents only for Bid Bond, Power of Attorney, Application Fee and Tender Fee
Press Release
16th Aug 2021
Bid
Submission
deadline:
15th Dec 2021
Pre-bid
conference :
18th Oct 2021
Financial bid
evaluation
31st Jan-2nd
Feb 2021
Award –
18th Feb 2022
Technical bid
opening:
17th -22nd Dec
2021
30
11th Round
launch:
17th Sept 2021
THANK YOU
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11th_PP.pptx

  • 1.
    PETROLEUM AND NATURALGAS REGULATORY BOARD 11th City Gas Distribution (CGD) Bidding Round 1
  • 2.
    Contents Natural Gas asa Fuel CGD Business 9th & 10th CGD Bidding Rounds – A Grand Success 11th CGD Bidding Round Bidding Schedule 2
  • 3.
    Contents Natural Gas asa Fuel CGD Business 9th & 10th CGD Bidding Rounds – A Grand Success 11th CGD Bidding Round Bidding Schedule 3
  • 4.
    GAS USAGE Cheaper than LPGfor domestic households Environment friendly Enabler to meet country’s COP26 commitments on Carbon emissions Cheaper than liquid fuels such as Petrol and Diesel Recent discoveries are more of Natural Gas than oil ensuring energy security to India 4 Why Natural Gas?
  • 5.
    • Gas consumptionlinked to domestic gas availability, LNG affordability and infrastructure • In the state of Gujarat, share of natural gas in energy mix is 26% • The per capita consumption of NG in India only around 29 SCM as compared to the world average of 363 SCM • NG share in India’s energy mix far below global average – room for growth Natural Gas Consumption in India Source: PNG Stat, PPAC, BP Stats, MOSPI-Energy Statistics 2021, GIDB 176.1 157.2 143.5 140.5 143.5 152.6 162.1 166.6 175.3 166.1 10.3% 8.6% 7.7% 7.1% 7.1% 7.3% 7.4% 7.2% 7.6% FY12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21E Gas Consumption (MMSCMD) % of Energy Mix Gas Consumption and its share in Energy Mix 7.6% 24.7% India World Natural Gas Share in Energy Mix (2020) 5
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    Gas Sales inSEPTEMBER 2021 (5.5 BCM) Gas Consumption FY 2020-21 (MMSCM) Fertilizer 30% Power 17% CGD 18% Refinery 11% Petrochemical 4% Others 20% SECTOR WISE CONSUMPTION APRIL - AUGUST 2021 6554 7272 4774 1775 412 3696 11227 3564 4456 6136 2660 3590 Fertilizer Power CGD Refinery Petrochemical Other Domestic Gas Consumption R-LNG Consumption Gas Sales in India Source: PPAC India Consumption of Natural Gas with a volume of 5.5 BCM during the month of September 2021 recorded a growth of 7.9% over the volume of 5.1 BCM in the month of September 2020. 5
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    Increase share ofNatural Gas in India’s Energy basket Create infrastructure to support higher consumption of Natural Gas in India Establish a transparent and vibrant Natural Gas market in India Balance the interests of Consumers, Transporters and Producers of Natural Gas 7 PNGRB – Current Focus
  • 8.
    Contents Natural Gas asa Fuel CGD Business 9th & 10th CGD Bidding Rounds – A Grand Success 11th CGD Bidding Round Bidding Schedule 8
  • 9.
    • Financial Closure •Build pipelines from the gas supply source to the GA • Lay pipelines for the domestic customers • Build CNG stations • Exclusive right in the GA to supply: • PNG to domestic customers • CNG to vehicles CGD Network - Business 9
  • 10.
    Development of CGDNetwork 10 3 3 3 4 6 7 9 10 10 11 35 53 86 9 10 10 11 13 15 17 17 18 20 46 70 96 30 36 39 45 54 62 79 80 86 92 178 228 293 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Pre-PNGRB (2009 Onwards) Round 1 (Oct'08) Round 2 (Feb'09) Round 3 (Jul'10) Round 4 (Sep'13) Round 5 (Jan'15) Round 6 (Oct'15) Round 7 (Jun'16) Round 8 (Nov'16) Sec 42 (Mar'18) Round 9 (Apr'18) Round 10 (Nov'18) Round 11 (Sep'21) CUMULATIVE GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS (GAs) CUMULATIVE % OF AREA and POPULATION OF INDIA % Area of India % Population of India Geographical Areas (GAs)
  • 11.
    Development of CGDNetwork 11 Authorizations No. of GAs % Share in respect of India Area Population Pre-PNGRB 31 3.02 % 9.67 % Section - 42 6 0.61 % 1.57 % Rounds 1 to 8 55 7.23 % 8.83 % Round 9 86 23.82 % 26.38 % Round 10 50 17.92% 24.23% Total 228 52.60% 70.68%
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    12 228 Operational GeographicalAreas (As on 30.09.2021) • Area : 17 Lakh Sq. kms (53% of India) • Population : 85 Crore (70% of India) • Domestic consumers : 82.17 Lakh • CNG Stations : 3,465 • Commercial Customers : 33,294 • Industrial Customers : 12,527 • Gas Sale : 30 MMSCMD • CGD Pipelines-steel : 1.09 Lakh Inch-km • CGD Pipelines- MDPE : 2.19 Lakh Inch-km Status of Natural Gas Infrastructure
  • 13.
    13 Status of NaturalGas Infrastructure Natural Gas Pipelines (As on 30.09.2021)  In Operation 20,239 km  Under Construction 14,930 km LNG Terminals  Existing Capacity – 37.5 MMTPA  Upcoming – 34 MMTPA  Upcoming Terminals 1. Chhara 2. Dhamra 3. Digha 4. Gangavaram 5. Jafrabad 6. Jaigarh 7. Kakinada
  • 14.
    Contents Natural Gas asa Fuel CGD Business 9th & 10th CGD Bidding Rounds – A Grand Success 11th CGD Bidding Round Bidding Schedule 14
  • 15.
    9th & 10thCGD Bidding Round – Key Highlights 15 9th Round 10th Round Total GAs offered 86 50 136 States/ UTs 22 14 23 Districts covered 174 (156 full and 18 parts) 124 (112 full and 12 parts) 298 (268 full 30 parts) Area (%) 23.8 17.9 41.7 Population (%) 26.4 24.2 50.6 Investors’ Response No. of bids received 406 225 631 Number of entities participated 38 25 41 Minimum Work Program PNG Domestic Connections 221 Lakh 202 Lakh 423 Lakh CNG Stations 4,603 3,578 8,181 Steel Pipeline (Inch-km) 1.16 Lakh 0.58 Lakh 1.74 Lakh
  • 16.
    Contents Natural Gas asa Fuel CGD Business 9th & 10th CGD Bidding Rounds – A Grand Success 11th CGD Bidding Round Bidding Schedule 16
  • 17.
    11th CGD BiddingRound – Key Features 65 Geographical Areas (GAs) offered, covering 208 districts (206 full and 2 part) Spread over 19 States and 1 UT Covers 33% of India’s area and 26% of its population Post‐11th CGD Bidding Round 17 States – Andhra Pradesh, Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka, Kerala, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Odisha, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Tripura and Uttarakhand along with 3 UTs – Delhi, Chandigarh and Dadra Nagar Haveli & Daman and Diu will be fully authorized for development of CGD Network. Expected Employment : ~ 86,000 manpower Expected investment : ~ ₹ 83,000 Crore 17
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     Regulatory interventions •CNG in public transport in certain cities • Ban on Petcoke and FO - Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan  Domestic gas allocation for Domestic PNG and CNG  State governments’ commitment for facilitation of CGD Networks: a. Nodal officer, Single Window Clearance b. Standard restoration charges by Municipalities c. State Road Transportation on CNG d. Land for CNG Stations Key Policy Enablers 19
  • 20.
    Validated by enthusiasticparticipation in the 9th and 10th CGD Bidding Round, all its features retained in the 11th CGD Bidding Round  All GAs on or near existing or under‐construction Natural Gas Pipelines  Electronic Bidding  Investor‐friendly Regulations  Gas pipeline operator to provide connectivity to CGD Network within 180/270 days 11th CGD Bidding Round 20
  • 21.
     Exclusivity of8 years (extendable up to 10 years for performers)  Infrastructure Exclusivity for 25 years continues  Level playing field and Easy eligibility criteria  Performance Bank Guarantee capped at Rs. 50 Crore  Time for Financial Closure increased to 270 days from earlier 180 days 11th CGD Bidding Round 21
  • 22.
    Uttarakhand : GAsOffered in 11th Round GA No. Districts Covered 11.64 Pauri Garhwal, Uttarkashi, Rudraprayag and Tehri Garhwal 11.65 Pithoragarh, Champawat, Almora, Chamoli and Bageshwar 2 GAs covering 9 districts offered under 11th round Districts covered up to 10th round 1. Udham Singh Nagar 2. Haridwar 3. Dehradun 4. Nainital
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    Uttarakhand : GAsOffered in 11th Round Name of GA District(s) Population No. of Charge Areas Total Households Area (Sq. km.) 11.64 : Pauri Garhwal, Uttarkashi, Rudraprayag and Tehri Garhwal Pauri Garhwal 687271 1 161145 5329 Uttarkashi 330086 1 67452 8016 Rudraprayag 242285 1 53400 1984 Tehri Garhwal 618931 1 132258 3642
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    Uttarakhand : GAsOffered in 11th Round Name of GA District(s) Population No. of Charge Areas Total Households Area (Sq. km.) 11.65 : Pithoragarh, Champawat, Almora, Chamoli and Bageshwar Pithoragarh 483439 1 114362 7090 Champawat 259648 1 53862 1766 Almora 622506 1 140149 3144 Chamoli 391605 1 88383 8030 Bageshwar 259898 1 57941 2241
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    Eligibility Criterion 1. AuthorizedCGD entity independently or as a consortium or JV partner 2. Entity having CGD or hydrocarbon minimum 300 km pipeline on its own or constructed for any entity 3. Through a JV with 1 or 2 above with minimum 11 % stake Eligibility Criterion - Technical 25
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    Minimum Net Worthof Entity: Population in GA>=5 million – 1500 million plus 300 million for each million of population or part thereof 2 million >= Population in GA < 5 million – 1000 million 1 million >= Population in GA < 2 million – 750 million 0.5 million >= Population in GA < 1 million – 500 million 0.25 million >= Population in GA < 0.5 million – 250 million 0.1 million >= Population in GA < 0.25 million – 100 million Population in GA < 0.1 million – 50 million Eligibility Criterion - Financial 26
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    Weightages for BidEvaluation 50% 20% 10% 10% 10% Highness of Domestic PNG Connections Highness of CNG Stations Lowness of Transportation rate for CGD (1st Year) Lowness of Transportation rate for CNG (1st Year) Highness of Inch-km Steel Pipeline  Quote for Transportation rate of CGD – Not to be less than Rs 30 per MMBTU  Quote for Transportation rate of CNG – Not to be less than Rs 2 per kg  Subsequent years rates would be adjusted for inflation based on WPI 27
  • 28.
    Weightages for BidEvaluation for GAs 11.64 & 11.65 55% 25% 10% 10% Highness of Domestic PNG Connections Highness of CNG Stations Lowness of Transportation rate for CGD (1st Year) Lowness of Transportation rate for CNG (1st Year)  Quote for Transportation rate of CGD – Not to be less than Rs 30 per MMBTU  Quote for Transportation rate of CNG – Not to be less than Rs 2 per kg  Subsequent years rates would be adjusted for inflation based on WPI 28
  • 29.
    Contents Natural Gas asa Fuel CGD Business 9th & 10th CGD Bidding Rounds – A Grand Success 11th CGD Bidding Round Bidding Schedule 29
  • 30.
    Bidding Schedule • BidSubmission and Opening on https://eprocure.gov.in/eprocure/app • Physical documents only for Bid Bond, Power of Attorney, Application Fee and Tender Fee Press Release 16th Aug 2021 Bid Submission deadline: 15th Dec 2021 Pre-bid conference : 18th Oct 2021 Financial bid evaluation 31st Jan-2nd Feb 2021 Award – 18th Feb 2022 Technical bid opening: 17th -22nd Dec 2021 30 11th Round launch: 17th Sept 2021
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