Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Tender for Electrical Works - Submit Your Bid

The scope of work encompasses the supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of electrical transmission infrastructure, including 66kV and 400kV lines, substations, and associated hardware. Key deliverables include:

• Design and engineering of electrical transmission lines and substations
• Supply of materials such as towers, conductors, insulators, and hardware
• Erection and stringing of transmission lines
• Construction of substations and associated civil works
• Testing, commissioning, and handover of completed infrastructure

The process involves the following steps:

1. Review of technical specifications and site conditions
2. Material procurement as per approved BOQ
3. Erection of towers and stringing conductors
4. Installation of electrical equipment in substations
5. Testing and quality assurance
6. Final commissioning and documentation

The project must adhere to safety standards, environmental regulations, and technical specifications outlined in the tender documents. The work must be completed within the stipulated 9 months, with periodic progress reports submitted to GETCO.

Bidders are expected to demonstrate technical capability, past project experience, and financial stability to undertake this large-scale electrical infrastructure project.

The technical specifications require adherence to IS/IEC standards for electrical transmission and substation equipment. Key parameters include:

Sequential procedures include:

1. Material procurement and inspection
2. Civil foundation construction
3. Tower erection and stringing
4. Installation of electrical equipment
5. Testing and commissioning

All technical documents must be submitted in prescribed formats, sealed, and signed as per tender guidelines.

The estimated project cost is approximately ₹107.48 crore. The financial structure includes:

Payment terms are linked to project milestones, with an initial advance of 10% upon contract signing. Subsequent payments will be made against approved progress reports, with final payment after successful commissioning. Bidders must submit detailed cost breakdowns, along with bank guarantees and bid security, as part of their proposal. All financial transactions should comply with government procurement norms and be supported by valid documentation.