BGR Tech–Collabrah Wins Rs 530.5 Mn Project from Oil India
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BGR Tech–Collabrah Wins Rs 530.5 Mn Project from Oil India

BGR Tech, in partnership with Collabrah India, has secured a Rs 530.5 million contract from Oil India (OIL) for the deployment of six Surface Production Facilities (SPFs) across OIL’s operational zones in Assam. The three-year project includes a Framework Agreement, allowing for the provision of additional units if required. The collaboration leverages BGR Tech’s engineering expertise and Collabrah’s execution capabilities to support OIL India’s production expansion plans in line with the Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas’s vision for domestic energy growth. 

Following this win, BGR Tech is targeting further business opportunities with ONGC and other exploration companies, particularly in Mumbai High, Cauvery Basin, KG Basin, Ahmedabad Assets, and other key fields in Northeast India. The company reiterated its commitment to resilience and reduced import dependency, aligning with the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) objective of promoting home-grown energy solutions.

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BGR Tech, in partnership with Collabrah India, has secured a Rs 530.5 million contract from Oil India (OIL) for the deployment of six Surface Production Facilities (SPFs) across OIL’s operational zones in Assam. The three-year project includes a Framework Agreement, allowing for the provision of additional units if required. The collaboration leverages BGR Tech’s engineering expertise and Collabrah’s execution capabilities to support OIL India’s production expansion plans in line with the Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas’s vision for domestic energy growth. Following this win, BGR Tech is targeting further business opportunities with ONGC and other exploration companies, particularly in Mumbai High, Cauvery Basin, KG Basin, Ahmedabad Assets, and other key fields in Northeast India. The company reiterated its commitment to resilience and reduced import dependency, aligning with the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) objective of promoting home-grown energy solutions.

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