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NTPC Invites Bids For Solar PV Module Installation At Its 10 MW Ramagundam Solar Plant In Telangana.

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NTPC Limited, a leading Government of India enterprise, has invited bids for a new solar-related service project at its Ramagundam Super Thermal Power Station in Telangana. The tender focuses on the installation of Solar PV modules at the existing 10 MW solar PV plant located at the site. This move is part of NTPCโ€™s continued efforts to strengthen and maintain its renewable energy assets while supporting Indiaโ€™s clean energy goals.

The tender has been issued and follows a single-stage, single-envelope bidding process. Under this method, bidders are required to submit their techno-commercial and price bids together. The project has been classified as a โ€œContract Serviceโ€ and falls under the category of a โ€œNon-Overhaulingโ€ contract. As per the tender conditions, the entire scope of work must be completed within two months from the date of commencement of the contract. The tender also mentions that there is no defect liability period or warranty requirement for this particular service.

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Financial requirements form an important part of the bidding process. Interested bidders must submit an earnest money deposit of โ‚น1,00,000. This amount has to be paid online through the GePNIC portal, as NTPC will not accept any offline modes such as demand drafts or bank guarantees. In addition, successful bidders will need to furnish a security deposit or performance bank guarantee equivalent to 5 percent of the contract value. To encourage inclusive participation, NTPC has offered a reduced security deposit of 2.5 percent for micro and Small Enterprises owned by women entrepreneurs or individuals from SC or ST categories.

Eligibility criteria have been kept in line with government procurement policies. Only Class-I local suppliers with 100 percent local content are allowed to participate in this tender. This requirement supports the governmentโ€™s focus on promoting domestic manufacturing and local suppliers. Bidders seeking benefits under the Public Procurement Policy for MSEs must upload a valid Udyam Registration Certificate along with their bid documents.

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The detailed schedule for bid submission and opening is available on the NTPC eProcurement portal. The tender document was officially signed on January 27, 2026. Bidders are advised to submit their queries before the last date for clarifications mentioned on the portal.


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