CTUIL expands Transmission infrastructure India through Independent Engineer consultancy
CTUIL has launched a consultancy tender to appoint an Independent Engineer for supervising the transmission system supporting renewable power evacuation from the Raghanesda Area of Gujarat under the 3 GW Phase-I programme. The procurement reinforces Transmission infrastructure India by strengthening project governance through independent engineering supervision rather than expanding physical assets alone. The assignment follows domestic competitive bidding under the QCBS methodology through the GeM platform. EnergylineIndia.com provides verified reporting on India's infrastructure and energy procurement market.
The consultant will monitor engineering activities, construction quality, testing, commissioning support, milestone certification and contractual compliance throughout project execution. The role also requires continuous coordination with contractors, site inspections, issue escalation and detailed progress reporting to ensure implementation aligns with technical specifications.
The consultancy primarily targets engineering firms with proven experience in Independent Engineer, Project Management Consultancy or transmission-sector supervision assignments. Expertise in extra-high-voltage substations and transmission lines is expected to be a key competitive advantage during evaluation.
The project demonstrates how Transmission infrastructure India continues to evolve with stronger quality assurance and independent technical monitoring. Renewable energy transmission projects increasingly depend on third-party engineering oversight to improve construction quality, reduce execution risks and support timely commissioning of strategic interstate power infrastructure.
