NTPC Green Energy Limited (NGEL), a wholly owned subsidiary of NTPC Limited, has invited online bids for the procurement of a spare inverter for its Nokhra Solar Station. The tender covers the supply of a 3,125 kW spare inverter manufactured by Sineng Electric to support the operational requirements of the solar power facility.
The tender has been issued through NGEL’s Contract and Material Department at its Corporate Centre in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh. The procurement is being conducted under bidding document number NGEL-CS-9900334771. Interested and eligible vendors are required to submit their techno-commercial and price proposals through the official NTPC e-procurement portal.
Participation in the tender is restricted to Class I local suppliers in accordance with the Government of India’s Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India) orders. The requirement aligns with the government’s procurement framework, which promotes domestic manufacturing and encourages greater participation by local suppliers in public-sector projects.
The tender also includes eligibility conditions related to cross-border investments. Bidders from countries that share a land border with India, as well as entities having specified technology transfer arrangements with organisations from such countries, must comply with the applicable registration requirements. Such bidders must be registered with the competent authority wherever required under the relevant government regulations.
According to the tender information, no tender fee or earnest money deposit (EMD) is applicable. The notice text does not explicitly specify the amount of the Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG). Vendors are advised to review the complete bidding document for further contractual requirements and applicable conditions.
The deadlines for submitting queries, filing bids and opening the bids are available on the official NTPC e-procurement portal at https://eprocurentpc.nic.in. Bidders must also provide the required compliance confirmations under the Global Technical Evaluation (GTE), including acceptance of NTPC’s Fraud Prevention Policy, compliance with border-related restrictions and submission of a nil deviation certificate.
NGEL has reserved the right to accept or reject any or all bids without assigning reasons. The procurement is intended to ensure the availability of a critical spare component for the Nokhra Solar Station, supporting maintenance preparedness and operational continuity at the facility.
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