CNOOC Development Tender: Hydrogenation and Olefin Removal Catalyst Processing Services 2026-2029 Funded by the Enterprise

March 23 News, Tianyancha data shows China National Offshore Oil Corporation Energy Development Co., Ltd. issued a proprietary agreement for the procurement of hydrogenation dehydrogenation catalyst processing services for HYS Development_Tianjin Institute from 2026 to 2029, published on March 23, 2026.

Key Tender Information Overview

Specific Content of the Tender

• Service Details: The tendered item is the procurement of processing services for selective hydrogenation dehydrogenation catalysts. Main processing steps include vacuum impregnation, impurity removal, drying, roasting, reduction, and product packaging. The contractor shall provide processing equipment, operators, utility support, and on-site management; the client shall supply carriers and metal impregnation liquids (Category VIII hazardous chemicals) and deliver to the contractor’s plant, develop technical plans, and provide on-site guidance. Estimated processing volume is 60 tons, with a minimum of 2 tons, and a fixed unit price service contract for three years is planned.
• Contract Duration: Valid for three years from the date of signing. Effective upon signing and sealing by both parties. During the contract period, a 1+1+1 renewal method applies: after one year, if both parties agree on the terms and prices, the contract continues for another year; if not, it terminates automatically. Any unfulfilled “Service Entrustment Letter” must be completed.

Bidder Qualification Requirements

• Bidder Attributes: Only catalyst manufacturers are allowed to bid; agents or trading companies are not accepted. Bidders must participate with their own manufactured goods and cannot authorize others to bid with the same goods, or all related bids will be rejected. Bidders must provide valid quality management system certification covering catalysts, auxiliaries, or catalyst carriers, issued by domestic certification bodies and verifiable on the CNAS website. The latest standards issued by relevant authorities shall prevail.
• Performance Requirements (disclosed at bid opening):
  1. From January 1, 2022, to the bid deadline (based on contract signing date), bidders must have at least one catalyst, auxiliary, or catalyst carrier processing or sales performance.
  2. Bidders must submit a performance table and relevant proof documents, including contracts and acceptance certificates (such as delivery acceptance notes, commissioning reports, or other valid proof of goods received and accepted). The proof must show contract signing date, signatures or seals, and acceptance details.
  3. For performance contracts like annual agreements, framework agreements, or rate contracts, bidders must also provide completed orders linked to these agreements. Multiple orders under the same agreement count as one performance.
  4. Failure to submit proof documents or inability to verify performance will be considered invalid.
• Other Qualification Requirements:
  1. Bidders must have valid business licenses, tax registration certificates, and organization codes or a unified license, with scanned copies provided at bid time. For institutions, valid legal entity certificates are required. For branch offices, valid licenses and authorization letters from the parent company are required, recognizing the branch’s qualifications and performance. Only one branch per parent company can participate; multiple branches from the same parent are invalid.

Special Notes and Precautions

• Document Preparation: Bidders must use the system-provided software to prepare their bid documents, importing the latest clarification files if applicable. Late submissions will be rejected. Guidance manuals are available in the platform’s download section.
• Deposit Payment: Bidders are encouraged to use bid bond insurance. Guidance is available in the platform’s download section.
• Violation Handling: CNPC strictly prohibits collusion, false information, and other violations. The system will verify machine codes, document signatures, MAC addresses, IP addresses, and content. Suppliers found to be colluding or submitting false documents will be disqualified and banned. Suppliers who withdraw after the deadline or abandon the bid during the announcement phase will also be banned. Post-evaluation, objections can be raised during the bid candidate announcement period, and further complaints can seek administrative remedies.

Data from Tianyancha shows recent information about HYS Development as the procurement party:

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