#epcscreening

Transmission infrastructure reports on JUSNL’s ITI More Chas substation tender show that technical responsiveness is now shaping competition before price discovery. The package covers construction of a 132/33kV grid substation under Tender No. 864/PR/JUSNL/2025-26. Transmission infrastructure reports from the project show a turnkey EPC framework covering design, engineering, supply, erection, testing, commissioning and associated civil infrastructure. EnergylineIndia.com highlights this update for readers tracking Substation Package contract and T&D projects contract opportunities. The estimated value is approximately Rs 72.78 crore, with EMD of Rs 1.46 crore and 180-day bid validity. The tender followed a two-cover bidding process and moved through technical scrutiny before financial evaluation. Transmission infrastructure reports from this procurement show that the contest narrowed after qualification evaluation, turning the tender from a broad market entry into a smaller competition among compliant players. This matters because qualification provisions covering financial strength, technical experience, statutory registrations and documentation discipline can determine who reaches the commercial stage. Transmission infrastructure reports from JUSNL suggest execution certainty is being prioritised over broad participation. Transmission infrastructure reports should therefore track both bidder filtering and final price discovery.