Panipat 765kV GIS Substation Development and Pallu AIS Extension for Rajasthan Power Evacuation

Work Description - Pre-bid Tie Up Of 765kv Gis New Sub-station Package Ss 178t Including Ais Extension For A Establishment Of 765kv Gis At 765 400 Kv Substation Near Panipat And B Extension Of 765 Kv Pallu Ais Sub-station Associated With Transmission Scheme For Evacuation Of Power As Part Of Rajasthan Rez Ph-iv Part 6 6gw Bikaner Complex Bikaner V 6gw Part B Through Tbcb Route Prior To Rfp Bid Submission By Powergrid To Bpc

Power Grid Corporation of India Limited, a Central Government Ministry/Department, is pleased to announce an Open/Advertised tender for the "765kV GIS New Sub-station Package SS 178T Including AIS Extension" under Tender Reference Number CC/T/W-GIS/DOM/A02/26/10099. This significant works project falls under the Power/Energy Projects/Products/Services category and involves the pre-bid tie-up of a 765kV GIS New Sub-station Package SS 178T. The scope of work specifically includes the establishment of a 765kV GIS at a 765/400 kV Substation near Panipat, along with the extension of the 765kV Pallu AIS Sub-Station. These works are integral to the transmission scheme for the evacuation of power as part of Rajasthan REZ Ph-IV Part 6, specifically the 6GW Bikaner Complex Bikaner V 6GW Part B, to be executed through the TBCB route prior to RFP bid submission by POWERGRID to BPC. The tender was e-published on 22-Jul-2026 at 06:00 PM, with document downloads and bid submissions commencing simultaneously on 22-Jul-2026 at 06:00 PM. Prospective bidders can download tender documents until 17-Aug-2026 at 11:55 PM. The deadline for bid submission is 19-Aug-2026 at 11:00 AM, with bids scheduled to be opened on the same day, 19-Aug-2026, at 11:30 AM. Notably, there is no Tender Fee or EMD required for this tender. For any inquiries or further information, interested parties may contact DGM-CC-CS at Power Grid Corporation of India Limited, Saudamini, 3rd Floor, Plot No. 2, Sector 29, Gurgaon 122001, Haryana. This project spans multiple locations, reflecting its extensive geographical scope.