SECI Issues BoS Tender for 200 MW Solar Project in Madhya Pradesh
Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) has issued a BoS tender for a 200 MW grid-connected solar project in Dhar, Madhya Pradesh, under CPSU Scheme Phase II, Tranche III. Bid submission ends on May 22, 2025.
May 03, 2025. By Mrinmoy Dey
The scope of work includes design, engineering, supply (except PV modules), unloading of PV modules at site supplied by the owner, construction, erection, testing and commissioning of the solar project under CPSU Scheme Phase II, Tranche III.
The project must be completed within 12 months. The bidder also need to offer operation and maintenance (O&M) for five years.
Bidders need to pay INR 25,000 as a tender processing fee. Further, they need to furnish INR 7.48 crore as an earnest money deposit (EMD). Selected bidders need to submit 5 percent of the contract value as a performance bank guarantee.
The last date for submission of bids is May 22, 2025 till 2:00 PM. The techno-commercial bids will be opened on the same day at 4:00 PM.
The bidder must have experience either as a developer or as an EPC player in ground-mounted solar PV projects of cumulative capacity not less than 80 MW in the last seven years. However, such grid-connected solar PV power plant capacity must have been in satisfactory operation for at least six months prior to the last date of bid submission.
Additionally, out of the above capacity at least 2 plants must have an individual capacity of at least 20 MW. The reference plants must have been in satisfactory operation for at least six months prior to the last date of bid submission.
Alternatively, the bidder must have executed an industrial project either as a developer or as an EPC contractor in the area of power, steel, oil and gas, petro-chemical, fertiliser, cement, coal mining including coal handling plant, infrastructure and or any other process industry, of a value of at least INR 187 crore in a single project in the last seven years. However, such project capacity must have been in satisfactory operation for at least six months prior to the last date of bid submission.
Additionally, the bidder must have executed at least one electrical sub-station of 33 kV or above voltage level, consisting of equipment such as 33kV or above voltage level circuit breakers and power transformer, either as developer or as EPC Contractor and such sub-station capacity must have been in satisfactory operation for at least six months prior to the last date of bid submission.
As for financial eligibility, the minimum average annual turnover (MAAT) of the bidder in the last three financial years should be INR 150 crore. The net worth for the last financial year must be positive. Additionally, the bidder must have a minimum working capital of INR 94 crore or have line of credit of 94 crore to meet working capital requirement of the project.
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