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BHEL tenders 170 KW grid-connected rooftop solar projects in Haryana

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Engineering and manufacturing major Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) has invited bids for supply, installation and commissioning of grid-connected solar rooftop PV plants of cumulative capacity 170 KWp at four locations in the state of Haryana. The plants are to be developed at Blue Jay Samalkha (20 KWp), Skylark Panipat (50 KWp), Parakeet Pipli (50 KWp) and Kingfisher Ambala (50 KWp).

Each individual project work must be completed by June 15 or within 30 days from the date of award of work, whichever is later.

The projects would be awarded through bidding followed by reverse auction.

The last date for bid submission is May 10.

BHEL will supply solar modules of 300 Wp or above for the projects—approximately 68 units for Blue Jay Samalkha, and 170 units for Skylark Panipat, Parakeet Pipli and Kingfisher Ambala each. Supply of all the remaining balance-of systems, including string inverters, falls under the developer’s scope.

The selected developer would also be responsible for storage, safe keeping, transportation, loading and unloading (including lifting and shifting) of BHEL supplied items (modules) at site.

BHEL has been in the field of design, engineering, manufacturing, installation and commissioning of solar power plants for over three decades and has a portfolio of more than 700 MW. It is said to be the only company in India that manufactures almost the entire range for solar equipment, including solar cells, solar modules, SCADA, inverters, power transformers, switchgear and modules mounting structures with tracking system.

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