The document is a notice inviting bids from eligible participants for a project to design, manufacture, supply, install and maintain rooftop solar power plants with a total capacity of 180kWp at the Civil Court Building in Khunti, Jharkhand. Key details include:
1) The last date for bid submission is March 9, 2015.
2) Eligible bidders must be MNRE approved organizations and have experience installing at least 25% of the project capacity for general bidders or 10% for MSMEs in Jharkhand.
3) The project involves supply and installation of solar modules, electronics and batteries along with 5 years of maintenance.
4) Technical
This document is a notice inviting tender (NIT) from interested bidders for the procurement of 50 MW of solar power through a tariff-based competitive bidding process. Key details include:
- The NIT is issued by Haryana Power Purchase Centre (HPPC) on behalf of Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Limited and Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Limited (Discoms).
- Bidders must submit their bids by 13:00 hours on May 14th, 2014. The techno-commercial bids will be opened at 15:00 hours on the same date.
- The NIT provides instructions
India's National Solar Mission Phase 2 Batch 1 Guidelines - DraftHeadway Solar
India launched the National Solar Mission (NSM) in 2009, aiming 20GW grid-connected solar capacity by 2022. This document was released by the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy, India, and contains the draft copy of the guidelines for project allotment under Phase 2 Batch 1 of the NSM, through public-private partnership.
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
Bid document for complete EPC of Solar Plant at various locations in J&K. Released by JAKEDA.
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
RFP Document for solar PV Project RajasthanHeadway Solar
RFP Document for solar PV Project Rajasthan. Issued by Rajasthan Renewable Energy Corporation Limited.
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
Tender Document for Procurement of 150MW of Solar Power from Grid Connected S...Headway Solar
The document is a notice inviting tender for the procurement of 150 MW of solar power through a tariff-based competitive bidding process. It provides key details such as the tender number and date, pre-bid meeting date and time, last date for bid submission, bid opening dates, cost of tender document, earnest money deposit required, and contact information for submitting bids. It also includes disclaimers and definitions of important terms used in the bidding process.
RfP invited for setting up 1200 MW Solar PV by Jharkhand Renewable Energy Dev...Harish Sharma
Online Bids are invited by Jharkhand Renewable Energy Development Agency (JREDA) from eligible Bidders to participate in the bidding process for Setting up of 1200 MW Grid connected Solar PV projects to be established in the State of Jharkhand by Solar Project Developers and supply of Solar Power at the Delivery Point for a period of 25 years from the Scheduled Commissioning Date in accordance with the terms of the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) to be entered with JBVNL.
Setting up of Grid Connected Solar PV Projects of Total Capacity 1200 MW as per following Categories:
200 MW for Category - I: 1 - 25 MW size projects
1000 MW for Category – II: 26 - 500 MW size projects
Important Highlights of the Bid Documents are given below
1. Period of downloading of RFP Documents: From 07.12.2015 at 12:00 Noon till 10.01.2016 at 05:00 PM
2. Last date & time for receipt of online bids and submission of hard copies of DD’s & BG: 11.01.2016 upto 05:00 PM (Monday)
3. Technical Bid Opening Date: 12.01.2016 at 03:30 PM (Tuesday)
For more details and bid assistance you can contact us at info@environmentfirst.in
Solar RFP Document for 150mw Solar PV Projects in BiharHeadway Solar
Solar RFP Bid Document for 150mw Solar PV Projects in Bihar.
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
Request for Proposal (RfP) For Installation of 2 MW Canal Top Grid connecte...Harish Sharma
This document is a request for proposal issued by Rajasthan Renewable Energy Corporation Limited (RREC) on behalf of the Water Resource Department and Discoms of Rajasthan for the selection of developers to set up a 2 MW grid-connected solar PV plant on canal tops in Rajasthan. The key details are:
1) RREC is inviting bids for setting up a 2 MW solar PV project on canal tops managed by IGN Board/Water Resource Department in Hanumangarh, Rajasthan.
2) The project is estimated to cost Rs. 21 crore and is to be commissioned within 15 months of signing the power purchase agreement with the procurers.
3)
This document is a notice inviting tender (NIT) from interested bidders for the procurement of 50 MW of solar power through a tariff-based competitive bidding process. Key details include:
- The NIT is issued by Haryana Power Purchase Centre (HPPC) on behalf of Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Limited and Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Limited (Discoms).
- Bidders must submit their bids by 13:00 hours on May 14th, 2014. The techno-commercial bids will be opened at 15:00 hours on the same date.
- The NIT provides instructions
India's National Solar Mission Phase 2 Batch 1 Guidelines - DraftHeadway Solar
India launched the National Solar Mission (NSM) in 2009, aiming 20GW grid-connected solar capacity by 2022. This document was released by the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy, India, and contains the draft copy of the guidelines for project allotment under Phase 2 Batch 1 of the NSM, through public-private partnership.
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
Bid document for complete EPC of Solar Plant at various locations in J&K. Released by JAKEDA.
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
RFP Document for solar PV Project RajasthanHeadway Solar
RFP Document for solar PV Project Rajasthan. Issued by Rajasthan Renewable Energy Corporation Limited.
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
Tender Document for Procurement of 150MW of Solar Power from Grid Connected S...Headway Solar
The document is a notice inviting tender for the procurement of 150 MW of solar power through a tariff-based competitive bidding process. It provides key details such as the tender number and date, pre-bid meeting date and time, last date for bid submission, bid opening dates, cost of tender document, earnest money deposit required, and contact information for submitting bids. It also includes disclaimers and definitions of important terms used in the bidding process.
RfP invited for setting up 1200 MW Solar PV by Jharkhand Renewable Energy Dev...Harish Sharma
Online Bids are invited by Jharkhand Renewable Energy Development Agency (JREDA) from eligible Bidders to participate in the bidding process for Setting up of 1200 MW Grid connected Solar PV projects to be established in the State of Jharkhand by Solar Project Developers and supply of Solar Power at the Delivery Point for a period of 25 years from the Scheduled Commissioning Date in accordance with the terms of the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) to be entered with JBVNL.
Setting up of Grid Connected Solar PV Projects of Total Capacity 1200 MW as per following Categories:
200 MW for Category - I: 1 - 25 MW size projects
1000 MW for Category – II: 26 - 500 MW size projects
Important Highlights of the Bid Documents are given below
1. Period of downloading of RFP Documents: From 07.12.2015 at 12:00 Noon till 10.01.2016 at 05:00 PM
2. Last date & time for receipt of online bids and submission of hard copies of DD’s & BG: 11.01.2016 upto 05:00 PM (Monday)
3. Technical Bid Opening Date: 12.01.2016 at 03:30 PM (Tuesday)
For more details and bid assistance you can contact us at info@environmentfirst.in
Solar RFP Document for 150mw Solar PV Projects in BiharHeadway Solar
Solar RFP Bid Document for 150mw Solar PV Projects in Bihar.
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
Request for Proposal (RfP) For Installation of 2 MW Canal Top Grid connecte...Harish Sharma
This document is a request for proposal issued by Rajasthan Renewable Energy Corporation Limited (RREC) on behalf of the Water Resource Department and Discoms of Rajasthan for the selection of developers to set up a 2 MW grid-connected solar PV plant on canal tops in Rajasthan. The key details are:
1) RREC is inviting bids for setting up a 2 MW solar PV project on canal tops managed by IGN Board/Water Resource Department in Hanumangarh, Rajasthan.
2) The project is estimated to cost Rs. 21 crore and is to be commissioned within 15 months of signing the power purchase agreement with the procurers.
3)
RFP Document for Grid Connected Solar Power Project in ChhattisgarhHeadway Solar
RFP Document for Grid Connected Solar Power Project in Chhattisgarh.
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
Implementation of 500 MW Grid Connected Roof Top Solar PV System Scheme in Di...Harish Sharma
MNRE launched a pilot scheme for promotion of large scale grid-connected roof top solar PV projects and SECI has been designated as implementing agency for this scheme. The generated solar power may be utilized for captive application and the surplus power may be fed to the grid. The scheme aims to reduce the fossil fuel based electricity and make buildings self-sustainable from the point of electricity, to the extent possible.
The bidding process under this rooftop scheme is for 250 MWp capacity under PART-A (CAPEX Only); 200 MWp capacity under PART-B (RESCO Only) and 50 MWp under Part C (CAPEX Only), in different States of India. Bidder shall submit bids for the minimum aggregate bid capacity of 500 kWp under PART- A, 5 MWp and under PART-B and 100 kWp under Part C.
BID DUE DATE
The Bidder should submit the Bids so as to reach the address indicated below by 1430 hrs (IST) on or before 03/06/2016.
Bid document for Solar in Himachal PradeshHeadway Solar
The document provides instructions for bidders for a project to install solar power plants totaling 60 kWp capacity across various locations in Himachal Pradesh, India. It outlines eligibility requirements for bidders, how to submit bids, bid evaluation criteria, and terms and conditions of the contract. Key points include:
- Eligible bidders must be MNRE-approved with experience installing minimum 10 kWp plants.
- Bids must include technical specifications of goods, price schedules, documents proving eligibility.
- Evaluation will consider technical responsiveness, bidder qualifications, and total evaluated cost.
- Successful bidder must sign contract within 15 days and furnish 10% performance security valid 5 years
The document is a Request for Proposal issued by the Punjab Energy Development Agency to invite bids for new grid connected solar photovoltaic power projects with a total capacity of 300 MW under Phase I. It provides background information on PEDA and the solar power potential in Punjab. Key details include the fiscal incentives available for solar power developers under the state's NRSE policy 2012, the process for project selection through competitive bidding and e-auction, timelines, technical requirements, formats for bid submission and various other terms and conditions.
Tender Document for Solar Project in Himachal PradeshHeadway Solar
Tender Document for Solar Project in Himachal Pradesh.
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
RfS for 50 MW in Solar Power projects Himachal Pradesh under NSM Ph-II, Batch...Harish Sharma
As part of JNNSM Phase-II Batch-III, Tranche-VIII, SECI is inviting proposals for setting up of grid connected Solar PV Projects in Himachal Pradesh, on “Build Own Operate” basis for an aggregate capacity of 50 MW. Projects selected based on this RfS shall be given “Viability Gap Funding” in line with terms and conditions of this RfS. SECI shall enter into Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with the Bidders selected based on this RfS for purchase of solar power selected for a period of 25 years based on the terms, conditions and provisions of the RfS.
Last Date and Time of Closure of Procurement of Tender Documents is 17 June 2016
RfS for 35 MW in Puducherry under NSM Ph-II, Batch-IIIHarish Sharma
As part of JNNSM Phase-II Batch-III, Tranche-IX, SECI wishes to invite proposals for setting up of grid connected Solar PV Projects in Puducherry, on “Build Own Operate” basis for an aggregate capacity of 35 MW. Projects selected based on this RfS shall be given “Viability Gap Funding” in line with terms and conditions of this RfS. SECI shall enter into Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with the Bidders selected based on this RfS for purchase of solar power selected for a period of 25 years based on the terms, conditions and provisions of the RfS.
Last Date for the Closure of Procurement of Tender Documents is 14-Jun-2016 14:00:00 RTZ.
The document outlines the qualification criteria for bidders on an electrification works project in Uttar Pradesh, India. It has two parts:
Part A includes technical qualification criteria like having successfully completed at least 50% of the proposed project's transmission capacity and route length in the last 7 years. The value of any single past project must be over Rs. 3 Cr. Joint ventures are allowed if partners collectively meet the criteria.
Part B requires bidders to submit documents like audited financial statements for the last 5 years, banker certificates, and litigation history. It allows for consolidated financials of parent companies to be provided in some cases. The criteria aim to qualify technically and financially sound bidders for
150 MW Solar RfP by MPPMCL under reverse biddingHarish Sharma
We at EnvironmentFirst Energy Services (P) Limited are helping interested parties in total process of reverse bidding and EPC consulting. The pre bid meeting is proposed on 20th April 2015. Our Indore office is facilitating the bidding process. The brief can be checked at http://www.environmentfirst.in/mp-power-management-company-mppmcl-releases-rfp-for-150-mw-solar-power-plants-through-reverse-bidding-process/
RfS for 250 MW in Gujarat Solar Park under NSM Ph-II, Batch-IVHarish Sharma
This document is a Request for Selection (RfS) for setting up 250 MW of grid connected solar photovoltaic power projects in the Gujarat Solar Park at Charanka under Phase-II, Batch-IV, Tranche-I of India's National Solar Mission. It provides details about the bidding process for a total capacity of 250 MW divided into Part-A (25MW) and Part-B (225MW). For Part-A, conditions of domestic content requirement will apply. It outlines the scheme for viability gap funding, tariffs, power purchase agreements between SECI and developers, and commissioning timelines. The document aims to facilitate the development of solar projects in India through a transparent bidding process.
This document provides information about a Request for Selection (RfS) issued by Southern Power Distribution Company Limited of Andhra Pradesh (APSPDCL) and Eastern Power Distribution Company Limited of Andhra Pradesh (APEPDCL) for grid connected solar photovoltaic projects in Andhra Pradesh. It outlines the bidding process including key dates, eligibility criteria, technical requirements, and provides disclaimers. Bidders are required to submit bids online through the e-procurement platform by September 17, 2014 along with supporting documents and fees. The techno-commercial bids will be opened on September 18, 2014 and financial bids on September 25, 2014.
RfS 160 MW GRID CONNECTED SOLAR PV in UTTAR PRADESHHarish Sharma
As part of JNNSM Phase-II Batch-III, Tranche-VII, SECI has invited setting up of grid connected Solar PV Projects in Uttar Pradesh, on “Build Own Operate” basis for an aggregate capacity of 160 MW. Projects selected based on this RfS shall be given “Viability Gap Funding” in line with terms and conditions of this RfS. SECI shall enter into Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with the Bidders selected based on this RfS for purchase of solar power selected for a period of 25 years based on the terms, conditions and provisions of the RfS.
The document provides instructions to tenderers for a construction project. It outlines 15 sections related to the scope of work, general conditions and specifications, soils reports, substitutions, a mandatory tender information meeting, addenda, prequalification requirements, tender confidentiality, tender deposits and performance guarantees, government taxes, withdrawal procedures, validity of tenders, acceptance of the tender and contract execution, the owner's rights, contract award criteria, workplace safety insurance board requirements, and accessibility standards. Tenderers must follow all instructions and meet prequalification requirements to be considered for the contract.
This document provides guidelines for bid opening, evaluation, and award of contracts for projects funded by World Bank loans. It discusses procedures for bid opening, including reading aloud bid amounts and recording them for all bidders. It also covers maintaining confidentiality, examining bids for responsiveness, and evaluating bids based on both price and other factors such as payment terms, delivery time, operating costs, and availability of spare parts. The evaluation aims to select the bid with the lowest evaluated cost to the borrower. A detailed report must be prepared documenting the reasons for the contract award decision.
16 tender document khawaja fareed university 09112017Salman Kharal
The document is a tender for the supply and installation of a laser cutting machine at Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering & Information Technology in Rahim Yar Khan, Pakistan. It provides instructions for bidders, including the deadline for submissions, technical and financial proposal requirements, and terms and conditions. Bidders must submit sealed proposals containing separate technical and financial envelopes by November 22nd, 2017. The technical specifications for the laser cutting machine are also provided.
Itt provision of wi fi network design and implementation servicesabenyeung1
The document is an invitation to tender for providing WiFi network design and implementation services. It outlines the background and scope of the project, invites companies to submit proposals by December 12, 2019, and provides guidelines for the proposal submission process. Proposals should include a technical part, price schedule, offer letter, and signed confidentiality acknowledgement. The Securities and Futures Commission will evaluate submissions and notify shortlisted companies by email within 14 days. The payment terms and contract termination process are also specified.
RfP FOR 1000 MW SOLAR PV POWER PROJECTS UNDER JNNSM PHASE II BATCH-III TRANCH...Harish Sharma
This document is a Request for Selection (RfS) for setting up 1000 MW of grid connected solar photovoltaic power projects in Karnataka, India under Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission Phase II Batch III Tranche V. The bidding process is divided into Part A (50 MW) with domestic content requirements and Part B (950 MW) without domestic content requirements. Successful bidders will be given viability gap funding by Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited (SECI) and will enter into a power purchase agreement with SECI to sell solar power for 25 years. The maximum tariff payable is Rs. 4.43/kWh and the upper limit of viability gap funding is Rs.
RFS Document for Solar plant in Telangana for 500 MW. Released by Southern Power Distribution Company of Telangana Limited (TSSPDCL) & Northern Power Distribution Company Limited of Telangana (TSNPDCL)
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
The document summarizes guidelines for international competitive bidding from the Asian Development Bank. It discusses procedures for bid opening, evaluation and award of contracts. Key points include: allowing at least 6 weeks for bid preparation; publicly opening and reading all bids received on time; clarifying bids while not allowing changes; keeping the evaluation confidential; examining bids for responsiveness before evaluation; evaluating bids based on total cost rather than price alone; and allowing a domestic preference margin under certain conditions.
This document requests proposals for procuring load testing software and related services for the government of Maharashtra, India. It outlines the scope of work, which includes supplying licenses for load testing software, installing the software, and providing one year of support. Bidders are requested to submit technical and commercial proposals by the specified deadline. The proposals will be evaluated based on the criteria mentioned to select the successful bidder, with whom a contract will be signed. Payment terms and other contractual obligations are also specified.
Tender document for solar in Dehradun, UttarakhandHeadway Solar
Official Tender Document for Solar PV plant in Dehradun, Uttarakhand released by Uttarakhand Renewable Energy Department Agency, UREDA.
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
The document is the tender and contract conditions for the construction of a building in Liwan, Dubai. It includes instructions to tenderers on submitting the tender, requirements for site visits, and clarification of contract documents. The tender must include supporting documents such as proof of a site visit and a tender bond. The employer reserves the right to accept or reject any part of the tender. The tenderer is responsible for understanding all project requirements and conditions. No changes can be made to the tender documents except for filling in blanks.
RFP Document for Grid Connected Solar Power Project in ChhattisgarhHeadway Solar
RFP Document for Grid Connected Solar Power Project in Chhattisgarh.
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
Implementation of 500 MW Grid Connected Roof Top Solar PV System Scheme in Di...Harish Sharma
MNRE launched a pilot scheme for promotion of large scale grid-connected roof top solar PV projects and SECI has been designated as implementing agency for this scheme. The generated solar power may be utilized for captive application and the surplus power may be fed to the grid. The scheme aims to reduce the fossil fuel based electricity and make buildings self-sustainable from the point of electricity, to the extent possible.
The bidding process under this rooftop scheme is for 250 MWp capacity under PART-A (CAPEX Only); 200 MWp capacity under PART-B (RESCO Only) and 50 MWp under Part C (CAPEX Only), in different States of India. Bidder shall submit bids for the minimum aggregate bid capacity of 500 kWp under PART- A, 5 MWp and under PART-B and 100 kWp under Part C.
BID DUE DATE
The Bidder should submit the Bids so as to reach the address indicated below by 1430 hrs (IST) on or before 03/06/2016.
Bid document for Solar in Himachal PradeshHeadway Solar
The document provides instructions for bidders for a project to install solar power plants totaling 60 kWp capacity across various locations in Himachal Pradesh, India. It outlines eligibility requirements for bidders, how to submit bids, bid evaluation criteria, and terms and conditions of the contract. Key points include:
- Eligible bidders must be MNRE-approved with experience installing minimum 10 kWp plants.
- Bids must include technical specifications of goods, price schedules, documents proving eligibility.
- Evaluation will consider technical responsiveness, bidder qualifications, and total evaluated cost.
- Successful bidder must sign contract within 15 days and furnish 10% performance security valid 5 years
The document is a Request for Proposal issued by the Punjab Energy Development Agency to invite bids for new grid connected solar photovoltaic power projects with a total capacity of 300 MW under Phase I. It provides background information on PEDA and the solar power potential in Punjab. Key details include the fiscal incentives available for solar power developers under the state's NRSE policy 2012, the process for project selection through competitive bidding and e-auction, timelines, technical requirements, formats for bid submission and various other terms and conditions.
Tender Document for Solar Project in Himachal PradeshHeadway Solar
Tender Document for Solar Project in Himachal Pradesh.
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
RfS for 50 MW in Solar Power projects Himachal Pradesh under NSM Ph-II, Batch...Harish Sharma
As part of JNNSM Phase-II Batch-III, Tranche-VIII, SECI is inviting proposals for setting up of grid connected Solar PV Projects in Himachal Pradesh, on “Build Own Operate” basis for an aggregate capacity of 50 MW. Projects selected based on this RfS shall be given “Viability Gap Funding” in line with terms and conditions of this RfS. SECI shall enter into Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with the Bidders selected based on this RfS for purchase of solar power selected for a period of 25 years based on the terms, conditions and provisions of the RfS.
Last Date and Time of Closure of Procurement of Tender Documents is 17 June 2016
RfS for 35 MW in Puducherry under NSM Ph-II, Batch-IIIHarish Sharma
As part of JNNSM Phase-II Batch-III, Tranche-IX, SECI wishes to invite proposals for setting up of grid connected Solar PV Projects in Puducherry, on “Build Own Operate” basis for an aggregate capacity of 35 MW. Projects selected based on this RfS shall be given “Viability Gap Funding” in line with terms and conditions of this RfS. SECI shall enter into Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with the Bidders selected based on this RfS for purchase of solar power selected for a period of 25 years based on the terms, conditions and provisions of the RfS.
Last Date for the Closure of Procurement of Tender Documents is 14-Jun-2016 14:00:00 RTZ.
The document outlines the qualification criteria for bidders on an electrification works project in Uttar Pradesh, India. It has two parts:
Part A includes technical qualification criteria like having successfully completed at least 50% of the proposed project's transmission capacity and route length in the last 7 years. The value of any single past project must be over Rs. 3 Cr. Joint ventures are allowed if partners collectively meet the criteria.
Part B requires bidders to submit documents like audited financial statements for the last 5 years, banker certificates, and litigation history. It allows for consolidated financials of parent companies to be provided in some cases. The criteria aim to qualify technically and financially sound bidders for
150 MW Solar RfP by MPPMCL under reverse biddingHarish Sharma
We at EnvironmentFirst Energy Services (P) Limited are helping interested parties in total process of reverse bidding and EPC consulting. The pre bid meeting is proposed on 20th April 2015. Our Indore office is facilitating the bidding process. The brief can be checked at http://www.environmentfirst.in/mp-power-management-company-mppmcl-releases-rfp-for-150-mw-solar-power-plants-through-reverse-bidding-process/
RfS for 250 MW in Gujarat Solar Park under NSM Ph-II, Batch-IVHarish Sharma
This document is a Request for Selection (RfS) for setting up 250 MW of grid connected solar photovoltaic power projects in the Gujarat Solar Park at Charanka under Phase-II, Batch-IV, Tranche-I of India's National Solar Mission. It provides details about the bidding process for a total capacity of 250 MW divided into Part-A (25MW) and Part-B (225MW). For Part-A, conditions of domestic content requirement will apply. It outlines the scheme for viability gap funding, tariffs, power purchase agreements between SECI and developers, and commissioning timelines. The document aims to facilitate the development of solar projects in India through a transparent bidding process.
This document provides information about a Request for Selection (RfS) issued by Southern Power Distribution Company Limited of Andhra Pradesh (APSPDCL) and Eastern Power Distribution Company Limited of Andhra Pradesh (APEPDCL) for grid connected solar photovoltaic projects in Andhra Pradesh. It outlines the bidding process including key dates, eligibility criteria, technical requirements, and provides disclaimers. Bidders are required to submit bids online through the e-procurement platform by September 17, 2014 along with supporting documents and fees. The techno-commercial bids will be opened on September 18, 2014 and financial bids on September 25, 2014.
RfS 160 MW GRID CONNECTED SOLAR PV in UTTAR PRADESHHarish Sharma
As part of JNNSM Phase-II Batch-III, Tranche-VII, SECI has invited setting up of grid connected Solar PV Projects in Uttar Pradesh, on “Build Own Operate” basis for an aggregate capacity of 160 MW. Projects selected based on this RfS shall be given “Viability Gap Funding” in line with terms and conditions of this RfS. SECI shall enter into Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with the Bidders selected based on this RfS for purchase of solar power selected for a period of 25 years based on the terms, conditions and provisions of the RfS.
The document provides instructions to tenderers for a construction project. It outlines 15 sections related to the scope of work, general conditions and specifications, soils reports, substitutions, a mandatory tender information meeting, addenda, prequalification requirements, tender confidentiality, tender deposits and performance guarantees, government taxes, withdrawal procedures, validity of tenders, acceptance of the tender and contract execution, the owner's rights, contract award criteria, workplace safety insurance board requirements, and accessibility standards. Tenderers must follow all instructions and meet prequalification requirements to be considered for the contract.
This document provides guidelines for bid opening, evaluation, and award of contracts for projects funded by World Bank loans. It discusses procedures for bid opening, including reading aloud bid amounts and recording them for all bidders. It also covers maintaining confidentiality, examining bids for responsiveness, and evaluating bids based on both price and other factors such as payment terms, delivery time, operating costs, and availability of spare parts. The evaluation aims to select the bid with the lowest evaluated cost to the borrower. A detailed report must be prepared documenting the reasons for the contract award decision.
16 tender document khawaja fareed university 09112017Salman Kharal
The document is a tender for the supply and installation of a laser cutting machine at Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering & Information Technology in Rahim Yar Khan, Pakistan. It provides instructions for bidders, including the deadline for submissions, technical and financial proposal requirements, and terms and conditions. Bidders must submit sealed proposals containing separate technical and financial envelopes by November 22nd, 2017. The technical specifications for the laser cutting machine are also provided.
Itt provision of wi fi network design and implementation servicesabenyeung1
The document is an invitation to tender for providing WiFi network design and implementation services. It outlines the background and scope of the project, invites companies to submit proposals by December 12, 2019, and provides guidelines for the proposal submission process. Proposals should include a technical part, price schedule, offer letter, and signed confidentiality acknowledgement. The Securities and Futures Commission will evaluate submissions and notify shortlisted companies by email within 14 days. The payment terms and contract termination process are also specified.
RfP FOR 1000 MW SOLAR PV POWER PROJECTS UNDER JNNSM PHASE II BATCH-III TRANCH...Harish Sharma
This document is a Request for Selection (RfS) for setting up 1000 MW of grid connected solar photovoltaic power projects in Karnataka, India under Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission Phase II Batch III Tranche V. The bidding process is divided into Part A (50 MW) with domestic content requirements and Part B (950 MW) without domestic content requirements. Successful bidders will be given viability gap funding by Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited (SECI) and will enter into a power purchase agreement with SECI to sell solar power for 25 years. The maximum tariff payable is Rs. 4.43/kWh and the upper limit of viability gap funding is Rs.
RFS Document for Solar plant in Telangana for 500 MW. Released by Southern Power Distribution Company of Telangana Limited (TSSPDCL) & Northern Power Distribution Company Limited of Telangana (TSNPDCL)
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
The document summarizes guidelines for international competitive bidding from the Asian Development Bank. It discusses procedures for bid opening, evaluation and award of contracts. Key points include: allowing at least 6 weeks for bid preparation; publicly opening and reading all bids received on time; clarifying bids while not allowing changes; keeping the evaluation confidential; examining bids for responsiveness before evaluation; evaluating bids based on total cost rather than price alone; and allowing a domestic preference margin under certain conditions.
This document requests proposals for procuring load testing software and related services for the government of Maharashtra, India. It outlines the scope of work, which includes supplying licenses for load testing software, installing the software, and providing one year of support. Bidders are requested to submit technical and commercial proposals by the specified deadline. The proposals will be evaluated based on the criteria mentioned to select the successful bidder, with whom a contract will be signed. Payment terms and other contractual obligations are also specified.
Tender document for solar in Dehradun, UttarakhandHeadway Solar
Official Tender Document for Solar PV plant in Dehradun, Uttarakhand released by Uttarakhand Renewable Energy Department Agency, UREDA.
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
The document is the tender and contract conditions for the construction of a building in Liwan, Dubai. It includes instructions to tenderers on submitting the tender, requirements for site visits, and clarification of contract documents. The tender must include supporting documents such as proof of a site visit and a tender bond. The employer reserves the right to accept or reject any part of the tender. The tenderer is responsible for understanding all project requirements and conditions. No changes can be made to the tender documents except for filling in blanks.
Bid Document for Solar PV Project in Assam. Released by AEDA.
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Bid document for Solar Plant in Jharkhand
1. Govt. of Jharkhand
Energy Department
Jharkhand Renewable Energy Development Agency
(JREDA)
Notice Inviting Bid
NIB No: 14 /JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
1. Name of work Design, Manufacture, Testing, Supply, Installation
& Commissioning of indigenous Rooftop Grid
connected SPV Power Plants of 180 kWp including
five years Comprehensive Maintenance Contract
(CMC) on Turnkey basis at Civil Court Building,
Khunti, Jharkhand
2. Date of commencement and time of
issue of bid documents
From 18.02.2015
3. Date of Pre-bid Meeting 02.03.2015 at 3.00 PM
4. Last date & time of submission of bids
document
09.03.2015 up to 3.00 PM
5. Date & time of opening Technical bid
Part-I
09.03.2015 at 3.30 PM
• Eligible & prospective bidders are requested to visit JREDA website
www.jreda.com for downloading the detailed Notice Inviting Bid
Documents.
• Corrigendum/Addendum, if any will be published on the website itself.
Sd/-
Director
JREDA, Ranchi
2. JREDA Page 2
Bid Specifications for
Design, Manufacture, Testing, Supply,
Installation & Commissioning of indigenous
Rooftop Grid connected SPV Power Plants of
180 kWp including five years Comprehensive
Maintenance Contract (CMC) on Turnkey basis at
Civil Court Building, Khunti Jharkhand.
Implemented by JREDA,
Energy Department, Govt. of Jharkhand
Jharkhand Renewable Energy Development Agency (JREDA)
3rd
Floor, S.L.D.C. Building, Kusai, Dorand, Ranchi-834002
Ph. 0651-2491161, Fax: 0651-2240665,
E-mail: info@jreda.com; Website: www.jreda.com
3. JREDA Page 3
CONTENTS
Sl. No. Description Page No.
1 Notice Inviting Bid 03
2 Particulars of Bid 05
3 Instruction to Bidder 06
4 General Terms and Conditions 10
5 Technical Specifications 15
6 Format for Covering Letter 20
7 Check List of Technical Bid 21
8 Format for Undertaking to confirm having Capability & Resources 23
9
Details of Orders Received and Executed in Last 7 Years
24
10
Price Bid
25
11
Information about the Bidding Firm
26
12 Declaration by the Bidder 28
13 Technical Detail of the Equipment to be supplied 29
14 Format for submitting Bank Guarantee against Earnest Money 31
15
Format for Certificate of Delivery of all the Equipments received by the
Consignee as Proof of Compliance by the Supplier
33
16 Format for Power of Attorney for Signing Bid 34
17 Format For Financial Requirement – Annual Turnover 35
18 Format For Financial Requirement -Net Worth Certificate 36
19 Format For Quarterly CMC Report 37
4. JREDA Page 4
Notice Inviting Bid
NIB No. 14 /JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
Sub: Design, Manufacture, Testing, Supply, Installation & Commissioning of indigenous Rooftop Grid
connected SPV Power Plants including five years Comprehensive Maintenance Contract (CMC) on
Turnkey basis at Civil Court Building, Khunti, Jharkhand.
JREDA invites bid for “Design, Manufacture, Testing, Supply, Installation & Commissioning of
indigenous Rooftop Grid connected SPV Power Plants of 180 kWp including five years Comprehensive
Maintenance Contract (CMC) on Turnkey basis at Civil Court Building, Khunti, Jharkhand” for short
listing of experienced & eligible bidders to whom work shall be allocated for successful execution of the
project in a defined time frame.
Part –I Technical Bid:
The bidder should fulfill the following minimum technical and eligibility conditions. The bidder should
submit the check list for this purpose as per the Performa given at Annexure-2.
1. The bidder should be MNRE approved Channel Partner/ MNRE approved Manufacturer/ MNRE
approved PV System Integrator/A registered manufacturing company/Firm/Corporation in India
(Including MSME of Jharkhand) of at least one of the major sub systems namely SPV Cells/
Modules or Battery or PV System Electronics (Conforming to relevant National/ International
Standards. The bidder shall furnish either relevant MNRE certificate or concerned Industry
Department certificate clearly indicating that they are manufacturers of SPV Systems including SPV
Cells/ Modules or Battery or PV System Electronics as applicable. Authorized dealers and sub-
contractors are not eligible to participate.
2. The bidder should be a functional organization. To substantiate this claim, the bidder should submit
the copy of balance sheet for last 3 years or from the date of establishment to 31.03.2014 indicating
clearly the sale and turnover of SPV systems. These balance sheets should be duly certified by the
Statutory Auditor with his stamp.
3. Registered Micro, Small & Medium Enterprise (MSME) of Jharkhand should submit the attested
copy of Registration given by Industry Department.
4. Experience Requirement:
For General Bidder: Bidder should have cumulative experience of executing contracts of at least
25% of bid capacity of SPV power plants to any SNA(state Agencies) / Govt. Organization / PSU
in the last five years ending up to the date of advertisement of this tender.
For MSME of Jharkhand: Bidder should have cumulative experience of executing contracts of at
least 10% of bid capacity of SPV power plants to any SNA(state Agencies) / Govt. Organization /
PSU in the last five years ending up to date of advertisement of this tender. The copy of order and
certificate indicating its successful execution should be enclosed with the check list as at
Annexure-2.
5. The offered PV Modules should be Crystalline Silicon PV Modules as per IEC 61215 Standards or
IS14286 and having test certificates prescribed by MNRE. In addition, the modules must conform
5. JREDA Page 5
to IEC 61730 part I – requirement for construction and part – II requirement for testing, for safety
qualification or equivalent IS. The offered modules shall be of standard make, specifications and
standard brand like Vikram solar/Waree/Sova power/ Tata power or equivalent brand valid test
certificate should be enclosed along with the check list as at Annexure-2. The bidder must submit
the modules of standard make, specifications and brand for which test reports submitted in the
tender.
6. Electronics should conform to relevant Standard for efficiency measurement and should also
conform to relevant BIS standard for environmental testing. The inverter should be from Indian
Manufacturer. As per MNRE minimal technical requirements/ standards, beyond 10 KW self
certification by the manufacturer is acceptable. The valid test certificate should be enclosed along
with the check list as at Annexure-2.
7. Batteries should conform to relevant IEC / IS specifications and should fulfill the requirement as
per specification given at Technical Specification for Capacity Test Charge/Discharge efficiency
Self-Discharge as per MNRE requirements and valid test reports to be submitted along with the
check list at Annexure-2. The certificate should be in a form of an undertaking letter from the
manufacturer complying all the technical specifications of battery. . The offered batteries shall be of
standard make, specifications and standard brand like Amara Raja/Energy
leader/HBL/NFD.../Exide or equivalent brand. The bidder must submit the batteries of standard
make, specifications and brand for which test reports submitted in the tender.
8. The Participant should have valid CST/VAT/PAN/TAN No of Jharkhand State. If the bidder is not
from Jharkhand state, they will have to submit JVAT at the time of agreement. However, the
current VAT of their State should be submitted with the tender document.
9. The bidder should confirm that they have the resources and capability to supply the offered quantity
within the scheduled period in the form of an undertaking. The Performa for undertaking is given at
Anneuxre-3.
10. Turnover Requirement:
For General Bidder: Bidder should have the minimum average Annual Turnover of 25% of
estimated cost of the offered project derived from the last three financial years ending on
31.03.2014 on the basis of audited Annual accounts.
For MSME of Jharkhand: Bidder should have the minimum average Annual Turnover of 10% of
estimated cost of the offered project derived from the last three financial years ending on
31.03.2014 on the basis of audited Annual accounts.
The certificate should be as per the Performa given at Annexure-12.
11. Net worth Requirement:
For General Bidder: Bidder should have 10% of the estimated cost of the project as Net worth as
on 31.03.2014 on the basis of audited Annual accounts.
For MSME of Jharkhand: Bidder should have positive Net worth as on 31.03.2014 on the basis
of audited Annual accounts.
Net worth certificate should be as per the Performa given at Annexure-13.
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12. For claiming the benefits provided to MSMEs of Jharkhand, they must possess the
following :
• Valid registration certificate from the Industry Department, Govt. of Jharkhand
• Manufacturing factory should have valid Industrial electrical connection from
the state Discom. e.g. JSEB/JUSCO/Tata Power/ BSL Bokaro/DVC as the case
may be.
• In case the Manufacturing factory in the territory of Jharkhand having its own
power generation facility, it must be certified by Electrical Inspector, Energy
Department, Govt. of Jharkhand with up to date deposit of inspection fee by
Electrical Inspector, Govt. of Jharkhand .
• The MSME should be functional & production done in actual.
13. The Bidder should either purchase the bid document from JREDA office by submitting a demand
draft of Rs. 10,000/- (Rupees Ten thousand only) in favour of “Director JREDA” on any Indian
Nationalized Bank/Scheduled Bank, payable at “Ranchi” or download the bid document from
JREDA website (www.jreda.com) and submit the cost of the bid document of requisite value in the
form of Demand Draft, as applicable along with Part – I (Technical Bid).
14. Bidders should submit in Part – I (Technical Bid) the earnest money in the form of Bank Guarantee/
Demand Draft of requisite value as mentioned in “Particulars of Tender”. The Bank Guarantee/DD
shall be made in favour of “Director JREDA” payable at Ranchi from any Indian Nationalized
bank/Scheduled bank. The bank guarantee shall remain valid for 12 months. In no case the photo
copy of Bank Guarantee/ DD shall be acceptable.
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Particulars of Bid
NIB No: 14 /JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
Eligible and prospective Bidders may quote their offers as per details mentioned below:
1. Name of work Design, Manufacture, Testing, Supply, Installation & Commissioning of
indigenous Rooftop Grid connected SPV Power Plants of 180 kWp
including five years Comprehensive Maintenance Contract (CMC) on
Turnkey basis at Civil Court Building, Khunti, Jharkhand.
2 Tentative Quantity Total Rooftop Grid connected SPV Power Plants capacity: 180 kWp.
The total estimated project cost as per the DPR is about Rs. 288.29 lacs.
3 Cost of Bid document
(Non-refundable)
Rs.10, 000/- (Rupees Ten Thousands only) for General Bidder.
Rs. Nil for MSME of Jharkhand.
4 Earnest Money
Deposit
For General Bidder: 2% of estimated cost of offered Project.
For MSME of Jharkhand: Nil.
5 Time of completion Six months.
6 Validity of offer for
acceptance
180 days from the last date of submission of Bid.
7 Date of Issue of bid
documents
From 18.02.2015
8 Date of Pre-bid Meeting 02.03.2015 at 3.00 PM
9 Last date & time of
submission of bids
document
09.03.2015 up to 3.00 PM
10 Date & time of opening of
Technical bid Part-I
09.03.2015 at 3.30 PM
11 Date & time of opening of
Financial bid Part-II
Shall be intimated in due course on website & through email/letter.
12 Place of issue and
submission of bid
documents and address for
communication
Jharkhand Renewable Energy Development Agency(JREDA)
3rd
Floor, SLDC Building, Kusai, Doranda,
Ranchi- 834002.
Ph.No: 2491161,Fax No: 0651-2491165
Web site: www.jreda.com
E-mail: info@jreda.com
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Instruction to Bidder
NIB No: 14 /JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
Jharkhand Renewable Energy Development Agency (JREDA), Ranchi invites offers from eligible Indian
bidders for the tender for the mentioned work with your best bidding price offer as per our specifications and
terms & conditions mentioned in the bid document. Salient features of the bid document are given below:
1. Bid Document
1.1 This bid document comprises of total 37 Pages. In addition, any other documents/
instructions/amendments/revisions issued by JREDA to the bidder till the due date of opening of the
bids shall also be deemed to be integral part of the bid document. Failure to furnish all the information
as per the bid document in every respect will be at the bidder’s risk.
2. Cost of Bid Document
2.1 Bid document can be purchased from JREDA office by submitting a Demand Draft of Rs. 10,000/-
only drawn in favor of “Director, JREDA” on any Indian Nationalized Bank/Scheduled Bank, payable
at “Ranchi” of requisite value, as applicable, during the time and period mentioned in “Particulars of
Bid”.
2.2 Bidders may also download the bid document from JREDA website (www.jreda.com) and submit the
cost of the bid document of requisite value in the form of Demand Draft, as applicable along with
Part – I (Technical Bid).
2.3 Bid applications without the cost of bid document will be rejected.
3. Earnest Money
3.1 Bidders shall submit in Part – I (Technical Bid) the earnest money in the form of Bank Guarantee/DD
of requisite value as mentioned in “Particulars of Tender”. The Bank Guarantee/DD shall be made in
favor of “Director, JREDA” payable at Ranchi from any Indian Nationalized bank/Scheduled bank.
Original copy of BG/DD shall only be acceptable.
3.2 The Bank Guarantee shall remain valid for 12 months.
3.3 Bidders seeking concession/exemption from submission of cost of bid document and/or earnest money,
shall have to submit an attested photocopy of relevant MSME of Jharkhand certificate as applicable, in
Part – I of the bid application. Non submission of relevant certificate may lead to rejection of bid. The
attestation should be either self/Gazetted officer.
3.4 The earnest money shall be returned to all unsuccessful bidders after thirty days from the date of
placement of LOI/LOA to the successful bidder(s).
3.5 The earnest money shall be forfeited if –
a. Any bidder withdraws his bid or resiles from his offer during the validity period.
b. The successful bidder fails to furnish his Acceptance of the order within fifteen days of placement
of LOI/LOA by JREDA.
c. The bidder fails to successfully complete the work within the stipulated time frame. Delay in
completion due to extreme and unavoidable situations shall have to get approved by Director,
JREDA. This approval shall also have a cut-off date by which the entire work shall have to be
completed.
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4. Security Deposit:
4.1 Successful General bidders shall submit a security deposit @10% of the allotted work order value in the
form of Bank Guarantee/DD on or before 15 days from date of issue of work order.
4.2 Successful MSME bidders are exempted from submission of security deposit.
4.3 The 50% Security Deposit shall be refunded / released to the bidder after expiry of 60 days from the
actual date of successful Supply, Installation & Commissioning. The balance 50% Security Deposit will
have to be maintained by the bidder with JREDA as Performance Guarantee till the completion of
warrantee period of complete system.
5. Performance Guarantee:
5.1 50% Security deposit of successful General bidders shall be treated as performance guarantee after
Supply, Installation & Commissioning as mentioned at clause 4.3.
5.2 Successful MSME bidders shall submit a Performance Guarantee @2.5% of the allotted work order
value in the form of bank guarantee before release of any payment.
5.3 The Performance Guarantee will have to be maintained by the bidder with JREDA till the completion of
Guarantee period/ CMC period.
5.4 The Security Deposit/Performance Guarantee shall be submitted in the form of bank guarantee in favour
of “Director, JREDA” payable at Ranchi from any Indian Nationalized bank/Scheduled bank.
5.5 Non submission of Security Deposit/Performance Guarantee within the time frame, may lead to
forfeiture of EMD and cancellation of LOI/LOA.
5.6 If Bidder/MSME unit fails to carry out the work allotted to him as per the provisions of the tender
documents then such Bidder/MSME unit may be black listed for future awards of work.
6. Submission of Bids:
6.1 Bidders are advised to submit their bids strictly based on the specifications, terms and conditions
contained in the bid document and subsequent revisions/amendments, if any. The bid should be
submitted along with covering letter as given at Annexure-1.
6.2 The bid shall be prepared and submitted by typing or printing in English on white paper in
consecutively numbered pages duly signed by the authorized signatory with company seal affixed on
each page. Any part of the bid, which is not specifically signed by the authorized signatory and not
affixed with company seal, may not be considered for the purpose of evaluation. The bidder shall also
enclose the information about bidding firm as per Annexure-6.
6.3 Original copy of bid document, amendments/revisions to bid document preferably with one soft copy,
including minutes of meeting(s), issued by JREDA, if any, shall be signed and submitted along with the
bid.
6.4 All the Performa must be on the bidder’s official letterhead (if specified). Any change in wording of the
Performa will not be allowed. The bidder shall submit a declaration as given at Annexure-7.
6.5 The offer shall contain no erasures or overwriting except as necessary to correct errors made by bidder.
The person signing the offer shall initial such corrections.
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6.6 Complete bid document including all enclosures should preferably be submitted in hard bond or spiral
binding and all pages should be numbered (except leaflet/catalogue) and must be signed by the
company’s authorized signatory with seal of the company.
6.7 The bidders should submit the bid in two envelopes, The Part–I (Technical bid) and the Part – II
(Price Bid) should be sealed in separate envelopes and both envelopes should be sealed in a third
envelope. The Part – II (Price Bid) of only such bidders would be opened who qualify in the Part – I
(Technical Bid).The Part–I (Technical Bid) should be sealed in an envelope super scribed with (i) NIT
NO.(ii) “Part–I Technical Bid”, (iii) Name and address of the bidding firm, and (iv) should be
addressed to Director, JREDA.
6.8 Part –I (Technical Bid) should not contain price of any item. Such cases, even if found anywhere, shall
not be given any cognizance.
6.9 The Part–II (Price Bid) should be sealed in an envelope super scribed with NIT No., “Part – II Price
Bid”, Name and address of the bidding firm, and should be addressed to Director, JREDA. This
envelope should contain the following :
a. It should contain only Performa as prescribed at Annexure-5 duly filled, signed and stamped by
authorized signatory of the bidder.
b. In case of any contradictions between the prices mentioned in figures and words, the prices
mentioned in words shall be considered final. Also, in case of any arithmetical error in regard to
the total amount and individual rates, the individual rates shall be taken as final and the total
amount shall be adjusted accordingly.
c. The price bid should not contain any technical matter or other matter except price. The date of
opening of the price bid will be notified after opening of Technical bid.
6.10 Part-I and Part –II of the bid document should be sealed in a third envelope. The third envelope
should be sealed and super scribed (i) NIB No. , (ii) "Offer for ………………….” (iii) Name and
address of the bidding firm, and (iv) Should be addressed to Director, JREDA, 3rd
Floor, SLDC
Building, Kusai, Doranda, Ranchi-834002.
7.0 Authority of Person Signing the Documents
A person signing the bid document or any document forming part of the bid document shall be deemed
to warrant that he has authority to bid such offer/ document and if on enquiry it appears that the person
signing the document had no authority to do so, JREDA may, without prejudice to other civil and
criminal remedies, cancel the bid/contract and hold the signatory liable for all costs and damages. For
this purpose Power of Attorney in the Performa as prescribed at Annexure-11 shall be submitted.
8.0 No Claim or Compensation for Submission of Tender
The bidder whose bid is not accepted shall not be entitled to claim any costs, charges or expenses in
connection with his submission of bid, even though JREDA may decide to withdraw the Notice Inviting
Tender.
9.0 Validity of Offer
Unless otherwise specified, the bidder shall keep his offer valid initially for a period of Six months
from the last date of submission of the bid.
10 Other Terms & Conditions
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10.1 Insertion, post-script, addition and alteration shall not be recognized unless confirmed by bidder's initial.
10.2 Incomplete tender or tenders not submitted as per requirement as indicated in the NIT may likely to be
rejected.
10.3 Bidders shall submit their offer strictly as per terms and conditions of the tender document without any
deviation.
10.4 The bidder will supply the materials (PV module/batteries etc.) of standard make, specifications and
standard brand products for which test reports obtained from specified test laboratories had been
submitted in the tender.
10.5 If at any time any of the documents/information submitted by the bidder is found to be incorrect, false
or untruthful, the bid and/or the resultant order may be summarily rejected/ cancelled at the risk of the
bidder.
10.6 Failure to furnish all information and documentary evidence as stipulated in the bid document or
submission of an offer that is not substantially responsive to the bid document in all respects shall be
summarily rejected.
10.7 All bids will be received in duly sealed cover within the due date and time. Bids received after the due
date and time is liable for outright rejection.
10.8 JREDA reserves the right to reject part or whole of the bid/order without assigning any reason thereof,
postpone the date of receipt and opening of the bids or cancel the bid without bearing any liability,
whatsoever, consequent upon such decision.
10.9 No postal transaction shall be entertained for obtaining bid documents.
10.10 Issuance of bid documents shall not construe that the bidders would be automatically considered
qualified.
10.11 For any clarification with respect to the specification and other allied technical details mentioned
in the tender document, Sri Bijay Kumar Sinha, TS to Director (9431171470)/ Sri Arvind Kumar,
Project Director may be contacted during office hours. Request made after the date will not be
considered.
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General Terms & Conditions
NIB No. 14 /JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
1.0 Introduction
The instruction/information contained in the bid documents are for guidance and compliance of the
intending bidder. Bidders are advised to obtain clarification from JREDA, if any, prior to
submission of their bid, failing which it will be deemed that the stipulation made in the bid
documents have been read, understood and are acceptable to the bidder.
Bidder shall bear all costs associated with the preparation and submission of the bid, journeys
undertaken by them and subsequent bidding process till the award of the order to successful bidder
and the JREDA shall in no case, shall be responsible or liable for these costs regardless of the
conduct or outcome of the bidding process.
2.0 Scope of work
The Scope of work for Solar Photovoltaic Power Plant includes Design, Manufacture, Testing,
Supply, Installation & Commissioning of indigenous Rooftop Grid connected SPV Power Plants
including five years Comprehensive Maintenance Contract (CMC) on Turnkey basis complete set
in all respects in the different sites in Jharkhand as per technical details of the specific site.
The prospective bidders are requested to visit work site before submission of bid for
assessment of actual work involved.
3.0 Bid documents
Tender documents shall comprise of all the documents mentioned in the table of contents of this
documents. In addition to these any other documents/amendments/revisions or instructions issued
by JREDA from time to time to bidders till due date of opening of the offers, shall also be deemed
to be integral part of the bid document.
4.0 Price
The bidder shall quote his price as per schedule of items of work. The contract price rates shall be
firm and binding and shall not be subject to any variation except for statutory variation of taxes and
duties during the contractual completion period. The price shall be inclusive of all taxes, duties
and levies including Jharkhand Vat etc. as on the opening date of tender. The price shall also
include designing, manufacturing, inspection, supply, transport, insurance, handling etc. All
applicable charges for taking necessary clearance such as commercial tax, road permit etc.
wherever required are also deemed to be included in the contract price.
5.0 Inspection of the factory and Tests
JREDA reserves the right to inspect manufacturer’s works/factory to ascertain the
capability/availability of necessary equipment and infrastructure required for manufacture of the
items offered. JREDA shall have the access and right to inspect the work or any part thereof at any
stage and to test the goods to confirm their conformity to the technical specifications. Successful
bidder shall inform JREDA at least 15 days in advance of schedule dispatch for technical sample
audit.
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6.0 Payment terms and conditions
Subject to any deduction which JREDA may be authorized to make under this contract, the
contractor shall be entitled to payment as follows:
(a) 60% of the Contract Price shall be paid against supply and delivery of goods in full and in
good condition as certified by Consignee & JREDA Officials after submission of
following documents:
i. Original Commercial invoice raised from the state of Jharkhand for the supply
made in triplicate .
ii. Copy of duly raised delivery challan/ transportation challan/lorry receipt.
iii. Duly filled Annexure–10 should be submitted in three sets with photograph.
(b) 30% of the Contract Price shall be paid against Installation, Testing & Commissioning
after submission of following documents:
i) Copy of Original Commercial invoice raised at the time of supply in triplicate
ii) Duly filled Annexure–10.
iii)
Photographs of all the equipment (materials) at destination with signature&
seal of Consignee & JREDA Officials.
iv) Certificate for minimum seven days of satisfactory performance.
(c) Rest 10% of the Contract Price shall be paid @2% of the Contract Price on completion of
every one year period of the 5 year Operation and CMC period, after submission of
following documents:
i) Copy of Original Commercial invoice raised at the time of supply in triplicate .
ii) Submission of quarterly reports of Operation and CMC undertaken by the
manufacturer (In the format at Annexure-14).
7.0 Dispatch Instructions
All items/equipments shall be subject to pre-dispatch inspection by authorized representatives of
JREDA before their dispatch. The manufacturer will submit test report with regard conformity to
technical specifications for the items to be dispatched to JREDA. However, equipments will be
dispatched only after the receipt of “Dispatch Clearance” from JREDA after acceptance of test
report. No consignment shall be dispatched without the receipt of dispatch clearance from JREDA.
8.0 Liquidated Damages for Delay in Completion
If the supplier fails in the due execution of the contract to deliver any part of the equipment or
complete the work within the time fixed under the contract or any extension thereof granted to him
by JREDA and/or to fulfill his obligations in time under the contract, he shall be liable to pay to
JREDA @0.5% per week maximum up to 10% of work value delayed beyond contract period.
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9.0 Risk & Cost:
If the contractor fails to complete the awarded work up to the scheduled date of completion then
JREDA will be at liberty to cancel the said work order and will get the full or part of left over work
completed by way of engaging alternate contractor and completion of the said work shall be got
completed at risk & cost of the failed contractor and failed contractor shall be liable to pay all the
dues to JREDA.
10.0 Insurance
The supplier shall arrange for transit and erection insurance of the materials & equipments for
setting up of Solar Photovoltaic Systems.
11.0 Assignment/ Sub-letting
The Manufacturer shall not assign or sublet the work and its obligations to any third party to
perform under the order/contract.
In the event the manufacturer contravenes this condition, JREDA reserves the right to reject the
equipment/work contract and procure the same from elsewhere at manufacturer’s risk and cost. The
Manufacturer shall be solely liable for any loss or damage which JREDA may sustain in
consequence or arising out of such replacing of the contract work.
12.0 Completeness of Tender
All fittings, assemblies, accessories, hardware items etc. & safety and protection devices as required
shall be deemed to have been included in the tender, whether such items are specifically mentioned
in the BoM or not.
13.0 Compliance with Regulations
The supplier/contractor shall comply with all applicable laws or ordinances, codes approved
standards, rules and regulations and shall procure all necessary municipal and/or other statutory
bodies and government permits & licenses etc. at his own cost. The contractor shall leave the
purchaser, Director, JREDA harmless as a result of any infractions thereof.
14.0 Agreement
The successful qualified suppliers shall have to enter into an agreement in the office of the Director,
JREDA, in prescribed format before commencement of supply.
15.0 Income Tax
Without prejudice to the obligations of the supplier under law, any income tax which JREDA may
be required to deduct by law/statute, shall be deducted at source and shall be paid to income tax
authorities on account of the supplier. JREDA shall provide the supplier a certificate for such
deductions of tax.
16.0 Five Years Operation and Comprehensive Maintenance Contract (CMC)
16.1 The Solar Photovoltaic Solar Power Plants contract price includes the provision of 5 years
mandatory Comprehensive Maintenance Contract (CMC). To ensure long term sustainability of the
system, the bidder should provide his representatives name, full address, mobile number and
photographs to JREDA with one hard copy as well as the names and contact details of all
technicians should also be provided.
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16.2 The Comprehensive Maintenance Contract shall include ensuring servicing, repair & replacement
guarantee for parts and components (such as battery, electronics, Inverter, PV modules and other hardware)
of SPV Power Plants for five years from the date of installation. For PV modules, the replacement
guarantee is for Twenty five (25) years. Battery should be warranted for a minimum life of 5 years as per
terms of order. The date of CMC maintenance period shall begin on the date of actual
commissioning of SPV PP. It is mandatory for the contractor to carry out CMC regularly and
submit report to JREDA quarterly. CMC documents should be certified by Consignee.
16.3 Preventive/Routine Maintenance
This shall be done by the supplier/contractor at least once in every three months and shall include
activities such as, cleaning and checking the health of the SPV system, cleaning of module surface,
topping up of batteries, tightening of all electrical connections, regular checks to identify any
leakage of electricity, changing of tilt angle of module mounting structure, cleaning & greasing of
battery terminals and any other activity that may be required for proper functioning of the SPV
SPP. The maintenance record should be kept properly and to be submitted at JREDA office time to
time.
16.4 Breakdown/Corrective Maintenance
a. Whenever a complaint is lodged by the user, the bidder shall attend the same immediately. It is
clarified that effective CMC means that, the bidder should ensure 24 hours smooth working of all
the SPV Solar Power Plants throughout the CMC period and therefore, if any complaint in this
level of service is found by the JREDA officials and if the bidder does not attend the rectification of
any such defects within three days of communication of such complaint to the bidders, the bidder
will be liable for a penalty of Rs. 200 per day beyond five days of reporting of such complaint. This
time limit of rectification is raised from three days to five days without penalty.
b. For carrying out the CMC effectively, the Bidder/Manufacturer shall establish Common Service
Centre (CSC) at the district headquarter.
17.0 Force Majeure conditions
In the event of either party being rendered unable by force majeure to perform any obligation
required to be performed by them under this agreement, relative obligation of the party affected by
such force majeure shall be treated as suspended during which force majeure condition last.
The term force majeure shall have herein mean riots (other than among the contractor’s employee),
civil commotion, war (whether declared or not), invasion, act of foreign enemies hostilities,
rebellion, insurrection, military coup to usurp power, act of god such as earthquake, lightening,
floods, fires not caused by contractor’s negligence and other cause which the contractor has no
control and accepted as such by the Director, JREDA, whose decision shall be final and binding.
If the work is suspended by force majeure conditions lasting for more than 45 days, the purchasers
shall have the option of canceling this contract in whole or part thereof, at its discretion. The
contractor shall not claim for compensation for force majeure conditions.
18.0 Jurisdiction of the Court
All disputes would be settled within Ranchi jurisdiction of court of law only.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
NIB No: 14 /JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
Technical Specifications for Design, Manufacture, Testing, Supply, Installation & Commissioning
of indigenous Rooftop Grid connected SPV Power Plants of 180 kWp including five years
Comprehensive Maintenance Contract (CMC) on Turnkey basis at Civil Court Building, Khunti,
Jharkhand.
1.0 General Description & Configuration:
The brief technical details for the various Rooftop SPV power plants are as follow:
S.
N.
Site SPV
Capacity
(kWp)
Battery
Bank Size
Inverter
Rating
LED
luminaries
replacement
(50 watt)
Module
mountin
g str.
B.O.S
1 Civil Court Building,
Khunti, Jharkhand
180.00 2v,3700Ah 180 KW,
415V
………… As per
design
As per
design
The roof top installation of Solar Power Plant consisting of Poly - Crystalline solar module with seasonal
tilt mounting systems with hybrid solar power conditioning unit with battery back-up. The Hybrid PCU in addition to
battery charging during sunny hours the loads are fed from SPV Power Plant. The Solar Photovoltaic Power Plant shall
cater the electricity demand as per the proposed hours or duration per day. The system shall have the provision of
charging battery bank through mains as well. It should be designed such that during sunny hours the loads are fed from
SPV Power Plant in addition to battery charging. If the power produced from the Power Plant is not sufficient to feed the
loads then the balanced power will be taken from the grid and battery simultaneously according to the available source.
The Power Plant shall provide a reliable and independent power supply at a voltage and frequency levels to suit the grid
voltage and frequency.
2.0 Working of the System
Roof Top Based Solar Power Plant is planned to meet the energy requirements of the Civil Court Building,
Khunti, Jharkhand from solar power to ensure reliability and reduce dependence on grid power. The system is required
to power the lights, fans, computer and other electrical appliances during office hours as well as during night time and
holidays. The system is expected to work in the following way:
1. During day time when sufficient sun light is available, the connected load should be powered from the solar
electricity generated and any excess solar energy produced should be used to charge the storage batteries.
2. If the storage battery is fully charged, the power generated from the solar plant will be connected to the load,
and if the load consumption is lesser than the SPV plant production than the extra power export to the utility
grid through the bidirectional meter which records the net energy exported to the grid.
3. During day time when sufficient solar electricity is not available to power the load, the balance energy should
be drawn from the storage battery provided. In case sufficient charge is not available, then the balance energy
can be drawn from the Utility Grid/ change over to Utility Grid.
4. During night time, when no solar energy is available, the load should be powered from the storage battery
provided.
5. Normally, battery storage needs to be charged from the solar array only. But there should be a provision
available to charge the battery from utility grid, if the battery voltage is lower than a preset voltage.
6. In general, the priority of usage of input energy sources should be in the following order.
First Priority: Solar
Second priority: Storage Battery
Third Priority: Mains
7. There should be no break in the supply while changing from one mode to another mode of operation.
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3.0 Major Components of the system
The following are the major components of the system:
- Solar PV Array
- Array Mounting Structure
- Junction Box
- Power Conditioning Unit
- Storage battery
- Data Logger
- Cables
- Bi-Directional Meter
3.1 Solar PV Module / Array
i. Solar Photo Voltaic (SPV) modules/ array shall be of high efficiency made of crystalline silicon solar PV cells
and shall also satisfy the MINIMAL TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS / STANDARDS FOR SPV
SYSTEMS
ii. The terminal box on the module should have a provision for opening for replacing the cable, if required.
iii. The rating of each individual module should not be less than 250Wp at Standard Test conditions (Higher
ratings can be used) and shall meet following minimum requirement:
Efficiency of module ≥ 14%
Fill factor shall be greater than 70%.
General requirements for PV module:
a. Module shall be made up of mono or poly crystalline silicon cells.
b. The interconnected cells shall be laminated in vacuum to withstand adverse environmental conditions
c. The module frame is made of corrosion resistant materials, preferably having aluminium anodized finish
d. The minimum clearance between the lower edge of the modules and the developed ground level shall be 400
mm.
e. Surge arresting device to be provide at junction box and module shall be provided with bypass diode.
f. The SPV module must be IEC 61215 and IEC 61730 Part I and Part II certified from any of the accredited
certifying agencies.
g. Each solar PV module shall be warranted by the manufacturer for at least 90% of its rated power after initial
10 years and 80% of its rated power after 25 years from the completion of the trial run.
h. Each PV module deployed must use a RF identification tag. The following information must be mentioned in
the RFID used on each modules.(This can be inside or outside the laminate, but must be able to withstand
harsh environmental conditions).
• Name of the manufacturer of the PV module
• Month & year of the manufacture(separate for solar cells and modules)
• Country of origin (separately for solar cells and module)
• I-V curve for the module
• Wattage, Im, Vm and FF for the module
• Unique Serial No and Model No of the module
• Date and year of obtaining IEC PV module qualification certificate
• Name of the test lab issuing IEC certificate
• Other relevant information on traceability of solar cells and module as per ISO 9001.
3.2 Module Mounting Structure
i. The structure shall be provided on terrace of the building.
ii. The structure shall be designed in accordance with the latitude of the place of installation. The support
structure should be designed so that the load on buildings does not cross the limit of 140 Kg / sq. m, for roof
mounted type. The array mounting structure shall be designed to allow easy replacement of any module and
shall be in line with site requirement. Structure shall be designed for simple mechanical and electrical
installation. It shall support SPV modules at a given orientation, absorb and transfer the mechanical loads to
the ground properly.
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iii. The array structure shall have tilt arrangement to adjust the plane of the solar array for optimum tilt.
iv. The mounting structure shall be of anodised aluminium and shall be as per relevant standards and shall
withstand wind speeds of 150 KM/hour. The support structure angle should be of dimension 50x50x5mm. The
minimum thickness of galvanization shall be at least 80 microns. Fixing fasteners shall be of Stainless steel, all
nuts & bolts stainless steel. Legs assembly shall be of MS Hot Dip galvanized pipes after fabrication /
Anodised Aluminium. Mounting structure shall of anodized aluminum /MS hot dip galvanized GI.
v. The minimum clearance of the lowest part of the module / module structure and the terrace shall not be less
than 400 mm.
3.3 Junction Boxes
The junction boxes shall be dust, vermin and waterproof and made of FRP/ABS Plastic with IP54 protection as
per IEC 529. The terminals shall be connected to copper bus bar arrangement of proper sizes. The junction
boxes shall have suitable cable entry points fitted with cable glands of appropriate sizes for both incoming and
outgoing cables. Suitable marking shall be provided on the bus bar for easy identification and cable ferrules
shall be fitted at the cable termination points for identification.
- The junction boxes shall have suitable arrangement for the following:
- Combine groups of modules into independent charging sub-arrays that shall be wired to the controller.
- Provide a test point for each sub-group for quick fault location.
- To provide group array isolation
- The rating of the junction boxes shall be suitable with adequate safety factor to inter connect the solar PV array.
- Metal oxide varistors shall be provided inside the Array Junction Boxes.
3.4 Power Conditioning Unit
Power Conditioning Unit (PCU) provides an un-interrupted AC power using battery bank. Array output will be fed to
PCU which consists of MPPT based Charge Controller, Inverter, Voltage Stabilizer and distribution panel along with
necessary Displays, Indicators and Alarms and major protections and should conforming to IEC 61683/ IS 61683
Standard for efficiency measurement should conform to IEC 60068-2(1, 2, 14, 30) or equivalent BIS standard for
environmental testing. The power conditioning unit shall convert DC Power by SPV modules and store in battery bank
and good quality AC Power output is delivered. Contractor should ensure that the PCU supplied conform the
performance as per MNRE requirements/specifications.
The Hybrid PCU in addition to battery charging during sunny hours the loads are fed from SPV Power Plant. The Solar
Photovoltaic Power Plant shall cater the electricity demand as per the proposed hours or duration per day. The system
shall have the provision of charging battery bank through mains as well. It should be designed such that during sunny
hours the loads are fed from SPV Power Plant in addition to battery charging. If the power produced from the Power
Plant is not sufficient to feed the loads then the balance power shall be fed by Battery bank. In case Battery bank is not
sufficiently charged, then the balance energy can be drawn from the Utility Grid. The Power Plant shall provide a
reliable and independent power supply at a voltage and frequency levels to suit the grid voltage and frequency.
The power conditioning unit should be an integrated unit comprising MPPT solar charger and bidirectional
inverter. The details of solar charge controller & bidirectional inverter should be as under:
A. SOLAR CHARGE CONTROLLER:
Solar Charge controller should be an MPPT based charge controller which tracks the maximum power point of
PV panels all the time.
The MPPT based solar charge controller should guarantee below minimum features:
3 stage battery charging (float, boost & equalize stages) for long life of the battery
Battery current limiting feature to avoid over charge into the batteries
Battery & PV reverse polarity protection (no use of blocking diodes which reduces overall efficiency
of the system)
Rated MCCB/ MCB on all PV inputs & battery inputs.
MOV type surge arrestors on all PV inputs for overvoltage protection against lightening induced
surges
Individual KWH meters showing PV Voltage, PV amps, Instataneous PV Power, daily PV generated
& cumulative PV generated.
All the parameters from KWH meters of PV channels should be available through an industry
standard protocol for remote access.
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B. BIDIRECTIONAL THREE PHASE INVERTER:
It should be a bidirectional inverter unit such that the same circuit elements are used for performing inverting
and battery charging (through mains) operation. It should be an IGBT based, microprocessor controlled
inverter & should incorporate PWM technology and all the desired safety features for reliable running of PCU.
The below minimum features should be ensured in the inverter unit:
Operation without any derating from 0 to 50 degrees of ambient temperature
Overloads of 110% for 60 sec, 125% for 30 sec and 150% for 5 sec.
Inverter should be able to sustain load imbalance between the phases.
Automatic reset of all non critical faults such as overloads, AC over voltage/ under voltage etc. once
the fault has been cleared
Facility to export excess PV power to grid incase consumption of loads is less than the generation.
This is a futuristic feature and provision should be there to enable & disable this export feature.
The same bidirectional inverter should act as a battery charger (using 3 phase grid supply) incase solar PV
power is not available and battery is discharged below a predefined level. The mains based battery charger
should incorporate below minimum features:
Facility to to bypass grid to loads and charge batteries at the same time
Should be IGBT based for rugged operation.
Should use AC supply of all the three phases and not single phase.
Should have a peak efficiency of at least 85% for AC to DC conversion.
3 stage battery charging for long life of the battery.
Facility to enable/ disable charging of battery through mains by controlling the import power from
mains.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
PARAMETERS SPECIFICATIONS
Output Voltage 415Volts ± 1% three phase, 4 wire output. Nominal
voltage could be adjusted ± 5% via system set points.
Output Frequency 50Hz ± 0.5% during stand alone inverter operation.
Inverter to follow generator frequency up to ± 3 Hz of the
nominal output frequency during synchronized operation
Continuous Rating as per system rating
Surge Rating Up to 150% of the continuous rating for a minimum of 30
seconds
Waveform Sine wave output
THD Less than 4%
Efficiency At 25% load> 85%
At 50% load> 90%
At 75 % load and above> 92%
Regulation ≤ 2%
Phase Load imbalance At least 30% between phases
Internal Protection System • Inverter continuous overload
• Short circuit protection
• Over/under AC voltage protection
• Over/under frequency protection
• Over/under battery voltage protection
Display (Inverter/ MPPT Charger) • Inverter O/P Voltage, Current, Frequency
• Mains Voltage, Current, Frequency
• Battery Voltage, Current
• Mode of Operation, Active Faults
• PV Voltage, Current, Instantaneous Power, Daily
Generation, Total Generation( for each Solar
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Charger channel separately)
MCBs • PV (each Channel)
• Battery
• Mains
• Load
Environmental
Opearting Temperature Range 0-50 degrees ambient
Humidity 0-90% non condensing
Enclosure IP-30
REMOTE MONITORING
All the relevant parameters of PCU should be available for remote monitoring over internet using GPRS based
monitoring solution. PCU shall have GPRS enability based on Simcard which shall be provided by the bidder. The list of
parameters should include:
Solar Charge Controller PV Voltage, PV Current, PV power, Daily Generation,
Total Generation. (all above parameters to be included for
all MPPT channels individually)
Inverter/ Mains Charger • Inverter Voltage, Current, Frequency
• Mains Voltage, Current, Frequency
• Battery Voltage, Current
• Active Faults
3.5 Battery Bank
The batteries shall be for SPV application Lead Acid type AGM-VRLA or Tubular Gel, Battery Bank voltage will
be 240V.
The batteries shall use 2V battery capacity to be designed for C10 rate. Charging instructions shall be provided along
with the batteries. A suitable battery rack with interconnections & end connector shall be provided to suitably house the
batteries in the bank. Battery shall conform as per IEC 61427and / relevant IS specifications as per MNRE requirements.
Undertaking letter of the above specifications must be submitted along with the consignment. The Battery should be
warranted for a period of 5 years. “Battery AH rating shall be the same with parallel connections of battery capacity of
lower rating bank i.e. for 3700 AH in two parallel sets of 1850AH batteries.
Features:
- The batteries shall be for SPV application and shall be Lead Acid type AGM-VRLA or tubular Gel.
- The batteries shall use 2V battery capacity to be designed for C10 rate.
- Charging instructions shall be provided along with the batteries.
- A suitable battery rack with interconnections & end connector shall be provided to suitably house the batteries
in the bank.
- The batteries shall be suitable for recharging by means of solar modules via incremental / open circuit
regulators.
- Battery interconnecting links shall be provided for interconnecting the battery in series and in parallel as
needed and shall be Lead coated heavy duty copper strips.
- Connectors for inter cell connection (series / parallel) shall be maintenance free screws. Front covers shall be
provided for each battery bank.
- The operating range will be 0ºC to +55/60°C.
- AH Efficiency: >95% and WH Efficiency: >85%
- Recombination Efficiency shall be >98%
- Self Discharge of battery shall be <0.5% per week at 27ºC.
- The minimum warranty of the Battery should be 5 years.
3.6 DC Distribution Board (DCDB)
DCDB shall consist of MCBs of suitable specifications which can withstand respective flow of current, with the purpose
of providing the option for isolating the battery bank & SPV arrays. Best quality Ah meter has to be installed to measure
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the cumulative charging & discharging status of battery bank. If charge & discharge AH meter is available in PCU
then no need of AH meter separately in DCDB.
3.7 AC Distribution Board (ACDB)
An ACDB shall be provided in between PCU and Loads. It shall have MCB of suitable rating for connection and
disconnection of PCU from load. It shall have MCB’s to supply power to control room loads such as fans, lighting loads
and power plug sockets etc. It shall have energy meter to record energy supplied to loads.
3.8 Cables and accessories
All the cables and accessories including switches / circuit breakers / connectors shall be as per MNRE specification i.e.
cables should conform to IEC 60227/ IS 694 and IEC 60502/ IS 1554 (Part – I & II) and switches / circuit breakers /
connectors should conform to IEC 60947 (Part-I, II & III) or IS 60947 (Part-I, II & III) EN 50521. The bidder shall
supply installation accessories, which are required to install and successfully commission the power plant.
3.9 Earthing and lightning protection
The array structure of the PV system shall be grounded properly using adequate number of earthing kits . The array
structure of the PV yard shall be grounded properly using adequate number of earthing kits. All metal casing / shielding
of the plant shall be thoroughly grounded to ensure safety of the power plant. The earthing resistance values shall
conform to relevant IS/ Indian electricity rules.
The SPV Power Plant shall be provided with lightning & over voltage protections. The main aim in this
protection shall be to reduce the over voltage to a tolerable value before it reaches the PV or other sub system
components. The source of over voltage can be lightning, atmosphere disturbances etc.
3.10 Bidirectional Meter/ Net Metering
Net metering is the concept which records net energy between export of generated energy and import of Discom energy
for a billing month. Alternatively, the meter, having the feature of recording both the import and export values, besides
other parameters notified by CEA metering regulations and Discom procedures in vogue, shall also be allowed for
arriving net energy for the billing period. Bi- Directional Meter can record the Import and Export Energy.
Based on available roof area solar PV panels will be installed on the roof of the building. The output of the
panels (DC electricity) connects to the power conditioning unit / inverter which converts DC to AC. The inverter output
will be connected to the control panel or distribution board of the building to utilize the power. The inverter synchronizes
with grid and also with any backup power source to produce smooth power to power the loads with preference of
consuming solar power first. If the solar power is more than the load requirement, the excess power is automatically fed
to the grid. For larger capacity systems connection through step up transformer and switch yard may be required to feed
the power to grid. In case of grid failure, there should provision of protection for isolating the SPV plant from the grid.
4. Battery room and control room
The control room & the battery room shall be provided by the end users.
5. Quality and adaptability of the equipment
Interested Companies must verify the grid behavior, solar insolation levels and general site conditions on their own
before bidding. The bidder shall accordingly ensure that the equipment and the design submitted shall be able to
perform as per guaranteed performance levels in the available site conditions. The design of the plant and the
equipment offered shall be evaluated for its quality and adaptability to the site conditions.
6. Manpower Training
The supplier/contractor shall train the users for the operation & maintenance of the plant.
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Annexure-1
Format for Covering Letter
NIB No: 14/JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
(To be submitted in the official letter head of the company)
To,
The Director,
Jharkhand Renewable Energy Development Agency(JREDA)
3rd
Floor, SLDC Building, Kusai, Doranda,
Ranchi- 834002.
Ph.No: 2491161,Fax No: 0651-2491165
Sub: Design, Manufacture, Testing, Supply, Installation & Commissioning of indigenous Rooftop Grid
connected SPV Power Plants of 180 kWp including five years Comprehensive Maintenance Contract
(CMC) on Turnkey basis in at Civil Court Building, Khunti, Jharkhand.
Sir,
We are hereby submitting our offer in full compliance with the terms and condition of the above NIB No. A
blank copy of the tender, duly signed on each page is also submitted as a proof of our acceptance of all specifications as
well as terms & Conditions. We have submitted the requisite amount of “Earnest Money” in the form of Bank
Guarantee, valid for twelve months.
We confirm that, we have the capability to supply and install the required no of systems within scheduled period.
The tender is submitted in two separate and sealed envelopes marked Part-I & Part-II.
(Signature of Authorized Signatory)
Name:
Designation:
Company Seal:
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Annexure-2
Check List of Technical bid
NIB No: 14 /JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
S. No. Particulars Yes / No Flag No.* Page No.
1 Covering Letter as per Annexure-1. I
2 Information about the Bidder as per Annexure-6. II
3
The bidder is registered PV System Integrator or Manufacturing
company of SPV cells or PV Modules or Battery or PV System
Electronics conforming to relevant National/International Standards
(Attach relevant certificates of Industry Department or MNRE).
III
4
To indicate the functionality of the firm attach the balance sheet of last
three years ending 31.03.2014 of the firm duly certified by statuary
Auditor.
IV/V/VI
5 Registration certificate of MSME of Jharkhand State (Enclose
certificate issued by Industry Department, Govt. of Jharkhand).
VII
6
The proof of supply /execution of SPV items in any SNA/Govt.
organization/PSU in the last seven years as per Annexure-4.
Attach copy of the order and certificate indicating its successful
execution.
VIII/IX
Series
7 IEC/IS certificates for Solar PV Module (Attach relevant certificate). X
8 IEC/IS certificate for Electronics and test certificate of Inverter
(Attach valid relevant certificates).
XI
9 Certificate of Battery (Attach valid certificate). XII
10 A copy of valid VAT/ TIN registration certificate XIII
11
Undertaking from bidder that they have resources and capability to
supply the offered quantity within scheduled period as per Annexure-
3.
XIV
12 Average Annual Turnover for last three years ending 31.03.2014.
(Attach average annual turnover certificate as per Annexure-12)
XV
13 Net worth as on 31.03.2014. (Attach proof & Net worth certificate as
per Annexure-13)
XVI
14
Details of tender document fee
(Bank Draft No. and Date)
XVII
15 Details of Earnest money (Bank Guarantee No. and Date) as per
Annexure-9.
XVIII
16 Technical Details as per Annexure-8. XIX
17 Declaration by Bidder as per Annexure-7. XX
18 Product Leaflet/Catalogue (if any). XXI
19 A tentative overall supply schedule in the form of Bar Chart. XXII
20 Authority Letter for Signing Bid Document & Attending Bid Opening
Meeting as per Annexure-11.
XXIII
21
Confirm whether you have prepared all the bid documents in a spiral
binding /hardbound booklet. In case of non-compliance, the bid may
be rejected with the consent of JREDA Purchase Committee.
22
Confirm whether all pages have been serially numbered. In case of
non-compliance, the bid may be rejected with the consent of JREDA
Purchase Committee.
23
Confirm that the authorized representative has signed all the pages of
bid document. In case of non-compliance, the bid may be rejected
with the consent of JREDA Purchase Committee.
24
Confirm whether you have signed (with company seal) all the pages
of bid document & enclosed with the bid. In case of non-compliance,
the bid may be rejected with the consent of JREDA Purchase
Committee.
* Please flag the annexure and write flag number as in the box.
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Please ensure:
i) That all informations are provided strictly in order mentioned in the check list above.
ii) Bidders are advised to strictly confirm compliance to bid conditions and not to stipulate any deviation/conditions in
their offer. Subsequent to bid submission, JREDA may or may not seek confirmations/clarifications and any
offer(s) not in line with Bid conditions shall be liable for rejection.
iii) Any clarification/confirmation bidder may require shall be obtained from JREDA before submission of the bid.
Bidder shall submit complete bidding document including subsequent amendment, modification and revision, duly
signed and stamped as a token of having read, understood and accepted all the terms and conditions mentioned
therein.
(Signature of Authorized Signatory)
Name:
Designation:
Company Seal:
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Annexure-3
Format for Undertaking to confirm having Capability & Resources
NIB No: 14 /JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
To,
The Director,
Jharkhand Renewable Energy Development Agency(JREDA)
3rd
Floor, SLDC Building, Kusai, Doranda,
Ranchi- 834002.
Ph.No: 2491161,Fax No: 0651-2491165
Dear Sir,
Sub: Design, Manufacture, Testing, Supply, Installation & Commissioning of indigenous Rooftop Grid
connected SPV Power Plants of 180 kWp including five years Comprehensive Maintenance Contract
(CMC) on Turnkey basis at Civil Court Building, Khunti, Jharkhand..
We certify that we have the resources and capability to supply and install the offered quantity within scheduled period.
We confirm that we are aware that these resources and capability have been assessed on the basis of MNRE benchmark
cost for SPV Systems.
Signature of Chief Executive Officer/Managing Director
Date:
Note: The above response sheet should be signed and certified as true by the Chief Executive Officer/ Managing
Director being full time Director.
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Annexure-4
Details of Orders Received and Executed in Last 7 Years
NIB No: 14 /JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
Details of Orders Received & Executed by the Bidder for Supply of SPV Systems to SNA/ Govt. Organization during
Last Seven Years.
SL. No.
Name of Agency/
Organization
Purchase Order
No., Date &
Ordered Qty.
Name of
Model
Delivery
Schedule/Co
mmissioning
Schedule
Qty. Supplied
Within
Delivery
Schedule
Qty.
Supplied
After
Delivery
Schedule
Date of Full
Supply/Comm
issioning
Yours faithfully,
(Signature of Authorized Signatory)
Name:
Designation:
Company Seal:
Note:
(a) Attach Photocopies of Purchase Orders
(b) Attach Photocopies of Certificate of Satisfactory Performance Issued by Concerned Nodal Agency/PSU/ Govt.
Organization
(c) Separate sheet may be used for giving detailed information duly signed. This bid Proforma must be submitted
duly signed in case separate sheet is submitted
27. JREDA Page 27
Annexure-5
Part-II PRICE BID
NIB No: 14 /JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
Sub: Design, Manufacture, Testing, Supply, Installation & Commissioning of indigenous Rooftop Grid
connected SPV Power Plants of 180 kWp including five years Comprehensive Maintenance Contract
(CMC) on Turnkey basis at Civil Court Building, Khunti, Jharkhand..
Sl.
No.
Site Name SPV Capacity
(In kWp)
Quoted Price
(In Rs.)
1 Civil Court Building, Khunti, Jharkhand. 180
1 The ranking of bidders for each site will be done separately.
2 Above quoted price for Solar Power Plants are complete in all respect as per Technical Specifications
inclusive of all Central/State/Local taxes & duties, packing, forwarding, transit insurance, loading &
unloading, transportation & other charges etc. FOR destination in Jharkhand and inclusive of installation,
testing, commissioning, operation & maintenance, performance testing and training.
3 Certified that rates quoted for Solar Power Plants are as per specifications, terms & conditions
mentioned in the bid document.
4 Price will be quoted in complete numeric figure and words.
(Signature of Authorized Signatory)
Name:
Designation:
Company Seal:
Note: The work will be awarded to lowest bidder for each site separately.
(This bid Proforma must be submitted duly signed in case separate sheet is submitted)
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Annexure-6
Information about the Bidding Firm
NIB No: 14 /JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
(To be submitted in the official letter head of the company)
SL. No. Particulars
1. Name of the Bidder
2. Address of Bidder with Telephone, Fax, email
3. Address of the Registered Office
4. Address of the works
5. GPS Co-ordinate of Registered Office
6. GPS Co-ordinate of Factory Campus
7.
Name & Designation of Authorized Signatory for
Correspondence (Attach Power of Attorney as per
Annexure-11)
8.
Nature of Firm (Proprietorship/Partnership /Pvt.
Ltd./Public Ltd. Co./Public Sector)
9.
Permanent Account Number (PAN)/TIN
(Attach proof)
10. Firm’s Registration Number (Attach proof)
11.
Sales Tax/Value Added Tax Registration Number
(Attach proof)
12.
Specify the Item Originally Manufactured (SPV
module/Electronics/Battery)
(Attach copy of Registration Certificate of Industry
Department)
13.
Details of in-house testing facility
(Attach Proof)
14.
Office/ Dealer and Service network in Jharkhand
with TIN No.(Give details)
15. Quoted quantity
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16. Particulars of Earnest Money
17. Place where Materials will be Manufactured
18.
Place where Materials will be Available for
Inspection
19. Other details and remarks, if any
Yours faithfully,
(Signature of Authorized Signatory)
Name :
Designation :
Company seal :
(Separate sheet may be used for giving detailed information duly signed)
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Annexure-7
Declaration by the Bidder
NIB No: 14/JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
(To be submitted in the official letter head of the company)
I/We______________________________________________________ (here in after referred to as the Bidder) being
desirous of tendering for the contract for work under the above mentioned tender and having fully understood the nature
of the work and having carefully noted all the terms and conditions, specifications etc. as mentioned in the tender
document, DO HEREBY DECLARE THAT
1. The Bidder is fully aware of all the requirements of the tender document and agrees with all provisions of the
tender document.
2. The Bidder is capable of executing and completing the work as required in the tender.
3. The Bidder accepts all risks and responsibilities directly or indirectly connected with the performance of the
tender.
4. The Bidder has no collusion with any employee of JREDA or with any other person or firm in the preparation of
the bid.
5. The Bidder has not been influenced by any statement or promises of JREDA or any of its employees, but only by
the tender document.
6. The Bidder is financially solvent and sound to execute the work.
7. The Bidder is sufficiently experienced and competent to perform the contract to the satisfaction of JREDA.
8. The information and the statements submitted with the tender are true.
9. The Bidder is familiar with all general and special laws, acts, ordinances, rules and regulations of the Municipal,
District, State and Central Government that may affect the work, its performance or personnel employed therein.
10. The Bidder has not been debarred from similar type of work by any SNA/ Government Dept. /PSU.
11. This offer shall remain valid for Six months from the date of opening of the tender.
12. The Bidder gives the assurance to execute the tendered work as per specifications terms and conditions.
13. The Bidder confirms the capability to supply and install required no. of systems per month.
14. The Bidder accepts that the earnest money be absolutely forfeited by JREDA if the Bidder fails to undertake the
work or sign the contract within the stipulated period.
(Signature of Authorized Signatory)
Name:
Designation:
Company Seal:
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Annexure-8
Technical Detail of the Equipment to be Supplied
NIB No: 14/JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
(To be submitted in the official letter head of the company)
27. Undertaking
a) We agree to manufacture and supply quality Solar Power Plant as per NIT specifications.
b) We agree to give performance guarantee as specified and to abide by the scope of the guarantee as
prescribed under the tender document.
c) We agree to operate as per the terms & conditions of the tender.
We undertake to supply quality products for promoting energy efficiency in the era of lighting systems.
(Signature of Authorized Signatory with Name Designation & Company Seal)
Filling Instructions:
1. The SPP components will be generally guaranteed as per General Terms & Conditions. The manufacturer can also
provide additional information about the system and conditions of Guarantee as necessary. The Guarantee card to
be supplied with the system must contain the details of the system supplied as per format given above.
2. During the Guarantee period JREDA/users reserve the right to cross check the performance of the systems for their
minimum performance levels specified in the MNRE specifications.
S. N. Particulars Details
1 Mounting arrangement for Solar module :
2 Solar module frame material :
3 Module type :
4 No. of solar cells per module :
5 Make of Solar module (Attach IEC Certificate) :
6 Country :
7 Weather resistant HDPE junction Box (IP55) :
8 Max. Temperature rise of solar cells under severe working
condition over max. ambient temperature
:
9 Nominal voltage :
10 Operating voltage of solar module (nom) :
11 Peak power voltage (Vmp) :
12 Peak Power current (Imp) :
13 Open circuit voltage (Voc) :
14 Short circuit current (Isc) :
15 Make of PCU and Origin :
16 Make of Battery and Origin :
17 Type of Battery
18 No. of Battery :
19 Each Battery Voltage :
20 Each Battery Ah :
21 Battery Bank rating (Voltage & Ah) :
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Annexure-9
Format for Submitting Bank Guarantee for Earnest Money
NIB No: 14 /JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
(To be submitted in Rs. 100/- Non-Judicial Stamp Paper to be purchased in the name of the issuing bank)
To,
The Director,
Jharkhand Renewable Energy Development Agency(JREDA)
3rd
Floor, SLDC Building, Kusai, Doranda,
Ranchi- 834002.
Ph.No: 2491161,Fax No: 0651-2491165
WHEREAS …………………………………………………………..……... (Supplier’s name) (thereinafter referred to as
“Supplier”), a company registered under the Companies Act, 1956 and having its registered office at
……………………………………………..………… is required to deposit with you, the Purchaser, by way of Earnest Money
Rs. ………………..…….. (Rupees ………………………………………………………. only) in connection with its tender
for the work with reference to Notice Inviting Bid (NIB) No. ………………………………..………… dated
……………..……. as per specification and terms and conditions enclosed therein.
WHEREAS the Supplier as per “Notice Inviting Bid, Earnest Money” has agreed to establish a Bank Guarantee in Your
favour through us valid up to ………….……………….….. (date) instead of deposit of earnest money in cash.
WHERAS you have agreed to accept a Bank Guarantee from us in ……………………… instead of earnest money in cash
from the Supplier.
We ……………………………………………………………………………….…… (Bank) hereby agree and undertake to pay
you on demand the said amount of Rs. ………………………….. (Rupees
……………………………………………… only) without any protest or demur in the event the Supplier/Tenderer after
submission of his tender, resiles from or withdraws his offer or modifies the terms and conditions thereof in a manner not
acceptable to you or expresses his unwillingness to accept the order placed and/or letter of intent issued on the
Supplier/Tenderer for the work under “Notice Inviting Bid No.:
NIB No:14/JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15 ”.
Your decision as to whether the Supplier/Tenderer has resiled from or has withdrawn his offer or has modified the terms and
conditions thereof in a manner not acceptable to you or has expressed his unwillingness to accept the order placed and/or
Letter of Intent issued by you on the Supplier/Tenderer for the work under “Notice Inviting Bid No. : NIB
No:14/JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15 ” in this regard, shall be final and binding on us and we shall not be entitled to
question the same.
1. Notwithstanding anything contained in the foregoing, our liability under this Guarantee shall be restricted to Rs.
………………….. (Rupees …………….……..………….. only).
2. This Guarantee shall remain valid and in full force and effect up to ……..…….. (Date) and shall expire thereafter unless
an intimation is given to the Bank by you earlier in writing discharging us from our obligation under this Guarantee.
3. We shall not revoke this Guarantee during its currency except by your consent in writing.
33. JREDA Page 33
4. This Guarantee shall not be affected by any change in the constitution of the Supplier/Tenderer or yourselves or ourselves
but shall ensure to your benefit and be enforceable against our legal successors or assignees by you or your legal
successors.
5. Notwithstanding anything contained herein above unless a demand or claim under this Guarantee is made on us in writing
within six months from the date of expiry of this Guarantee we shall be discharged from all liabilities under this
Guarantee thereafter.
6. We have power to issue this Guarantee under our Memorandum and Articles of Association and the undersigned who is
executing this Guarantee has the necessary power to do so under a duly executed Power of Attorney granted to him by the
Bank.
Signed and Delivered
For and on behalf of ………………………………………….. Bank.
(Banker’s Name)
Name of Bank Manager: …………………………….
Address …………………………………..……………
………………………………………………………..…
35. JREDA Page 35
Annexure -11
Format of Power of Attorney for Signing Bid
NIB No: 14 /JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
POWER OF ATTORNEY
(To be on non-judicial stamp paper of appropriate value as per Stamp Act relevant to place of execution.)
Know all men by these presents, we………………………………………………….(name and address of the registered office)
do hereby constitute, appoint and authorize Mr. / Ms.………………………………(name and residential address) who is
presently employed with us and holding the position of………………………………….
as our attorney, to do in our name and on our behalf, all such acts, deeds and things necessary in connection with or incidental
to our bid for Design, Manufacture, Testing, Supply, Installation & Commissioning of indigenous Rooftop Grid
connected SPV Power Plants of 180 kWp including five years Comprehensive Maintenance Contract (CMC) on
Turnkey basis at Civil Court Building, Khunti, Jharkhand, including signing and submission of all documents and providing
information / Bids to Jharkhand Renewable Energy Development Agency, representing us in all matters before [Insert Name],
and generally dealing with Jharkhand Renewable Energy Development Agencyin all matters in connection with our bid for the
said Project.
We hereby agree to ratify all acts, deeds and things lawfully done by our said attorney pursuant to this Power of Attorney and
that all acts, deeds and things done by our aforesaid attorney shall and shall always be deemed to have been done by us.
For
___________________________
Accepted
………….. (Signature)
(Name, Title and Address of the Attorney)
Note: The mode of execution of the Power of Attorney should be in accordance with the procedure, if any, lay down by the
applicable law and the charter documents of the executants (s) and when it is so required the same should be under common
seal affixed in accordance with the required procedure.
36. JREDA Page 36
Annexure-12
Format For Financial Requirement – Annual Turnover
NIB No: 14/JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
[On the letterhead of Bidding Company]
To,
The Director,
Jharkhand Renewable Energy Development Agency(JREDA)
3rd
Floor, SLDC Building, Kusai, Doranda,
Ranchi- 834002.
Ph.No: 2491161,Fax No: 0651-2491165
Dear Sir,
Sub: Design, Manufacture, Testing, Supply, Installation & Commissioning of indigenous Rooftop Grid connected SPV
Power Plants of 180 kWp including five years Comprehensive Maintenance Contract (CMC) on Turnkey basis at Civil
Court Building, Khunti, Jharkhand. We certify that the Bidding Company had an average Annual Turnover of Rs. ---------
----------------------- based on audited annual accounts of the last three years ending 31.03. 2014.
Authorised Signatory Statutory Auditor
(Power of Attorney holder) (Stamp & Signature)
Date:
37. JREDA Page 37
Annexure-13
Format For Financial Requirement - Net Worth Certificate
NIB No: 14 /JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
[On the letterhead of Bidding Company]
To,
The Director,
Jharkhand Renewable Energy Development Agency(JREDA)
3rd
Floor, SLDC Building, Kusai, Doranda,
Ranchi- 834002.
Ph.No: 2491161,Fax No: 0651-2491165
Dear Sir,
Sub: Design, Manufacture, Testing, Supply, Installation & Commissioning of indigenous Rooftop Grid connected SPV
Power Plants of 180 kWp including five years Comprehensive Maintenance Contract (CMC) on Turnkey basis at Civil
Court Building, Khunti, Jharkhand.
This is to certify that Net worth of _________________________ {insert the name of Bidding Company}, as on 31st March
2014 is Rs ________. The details are appended below.
Particulars Amount (In Rs.)
Equity Share Capital
Add: Reserves
Subtract: Revaluation Reserve
Subtract: Intangible Assets
Subtract: Miscellaneous Expenditure to the extent not written off and carried forward losses
Net Worth as on 31st
March 2014
Authorised Signatory Statutory Auditor
(Power of Attorney holder) (Stamp & Signature)
38. JREDA Page 38
Annexure-14
Format for Quarterly CMC Report
NIB No: 14 /JREDA/SPV/Rooftop/CCK/2014-15
[On the letterhead of Bidding Company]
To,
The Director,
Jharkhand Renewable Energy Development Agency(JREDA)
3rd
Floor, SLDC Building, Kusai, Doranda,
Ranchi- 834002.
Ph.No: 2491161,Fax No: 0651-2491165
Dear Sir,
Sub: Design, Manufacture, Testing, Supply, Installation & Commissioning of indigenous Rooftop Grid connected SPV
Power Plants of 180 kWp including five years Comprehensive Maintenance Contract (CMC) on Turnkey basis at Civil
Court Building, Khunti, Jharkhand.
Date of Installation................
JREDA Dispatch Order No........... Dated.........
Place of Supply...................
S. N. Place of
Installed
System
System Details Date of
Site
Visit
CMC activities
undertaken by
Technician
Name and
Signature of
Concerned
field Officer
of JREDA
Name and
Signature of
Controlling
Officer of
JREDA
Module No.
Battery No.
PCU /Inverter No.
Module No.
Battery No.
(Signature of Authorized Signatory)
Name:
Designation:
Company Seal: