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BPCL Invites Bids For One Megawatt Grid Connected Solar Project
POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY

BPCL Invites Bids For One Megawatt Grid Connected Solar Project

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) has invited bids for the installation of a one MW grid connected solar power project as part of its efforts to increase the use of renewable energy across its operations. The tender has been issued under Tender ID 26163 and is open to eligible and interested bidders who meet the specified requirements. The invitation seeks experienced contractors capable of delivering a complete project from design through to commissioning.

The scope requires complete development of the solar power plant and includes system design, supply of equipment and materials, installation, testing and commissioning. The selected contractor will also be expected to provide operation and maintenance support to ensure ongoing performance after commissioning. The tender document outlines detailed technical specifications and commercial conditions that bidders must satisfy.

Participating bidders must meet prescribed financial and technical eligibility conditions and are required to submit an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) in accordance with the tender terms. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG) linked to the contract value to secure contractual obligations and timely completion. Interested vendors must follow the tender schedule and submit technical and commercial bids before the stipulated deadline, as late submissions will not be considered.

The complete tender document is available on BPCL's e-procurement portal and contains information on tender fees, EMD and PBG requirements, project scope and bid submission procedures. The one MW project reflects BPCL's continued focus on integrating renewable energy and supporting the transition towards cleaner and more sustainable energy sources. The tender represents an opportunity for qualified solar developers to contribute to the company's decarbonisation objectives.

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) has invited bids for the installation of a one MW grid connected solar power project as part of its efforts to increase the use of renewable energy across its operations. The tender has been issued under Tender ID 26163 and is open to eligible and interested bidders who meet the specified requirements. The invitation seeks experienced contractors capable of delivering a complete project from design through to commissioning. The scope requires complete development of the solar power plant and includes system design, supply of equipment and materials, installation, testing and commissioning. The selected contractor will also be expected to provide operation and maintenance support to ensure ongoing performance after commissioning. The tender document outlines detailed technical specifications and commercial conditions that bidders must satisfy. Participating bidders must meet prescribed financial and technical eligibility conditions and are required to submit an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) in accordance with the tender terms. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG) linked to the contract value to secure contractual obligations and timely completion. Interested vendors must follow the tender schedule and submit technical and commercial bids before the stipulated deadline, as late submissions will not be considered. The complete tender document is available on BPCL's e-procurement portal and contains information on tender fees, EMD and PBG requirements, project scope and bid submission procedures. The one MW project reflects BPCL's continued focus on integrating renewable energy and supporting the transition towards cleaner and more sustainable energy sources. The tender represents an opportunity for qualified solar developers to contribute to the company's decarbonisation objectives.

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