#powerepcpackage

KPTCL’s WI2872 tender represents a structural shift toward highly regulated and digitally enriched Power EPC package frameworks. Covering four 110 kV nodes—from Rajeev Grama to Mudenur—this combined scope embeds drone surveys, GIS mapping and dual-end execution into the core bidding architecture, making the Power EPC package substantially more data-driven than earlier transmission tenders.

This Power EPC package requires a Super Grade Electrical Contractor licence, mandatory consortium undertakings and litigation-free declarations for five years. A sharp 6-month exclusion applies to bidders with Risk-and-Cost actions, filtering out contractors with recent disputes. Technically, the package demands walkover surveys, foundation engineering, tower proto-inspection, conductor sag templates, OPGW handling and dismantling of existing towers without extra charge.

Upfront ROW payments and ceiling-weight restrictions tighten the financial architecture of the Power EPC package, forcing bidders to balance compliance-heavy deliverables with margin protection. Drone surveys per Circular 26.07.2025 and GIS-format submission per Circular 23.02.2024 reflect KPTCL’s transition to digital asset documentation across all lines and substations.By consolidating four nodes, KPTCL accelerates commissioning while lowering interface delays. For contractors, the tender introduces higher working-capital needs, deeper documentation loads and reduced pricing flexibility—hallmarks of the next-generation Power EPC package model emerging across Indian transmission utilities, Power EPC Package, KPTCL, Transmission EPC, India Power Sector, Energyline India.

The Jharkhand State Electricity Board’s 132 kV transmission works have triggered intense competition among established EPCs. Four tenders, including the 132 kV Dugda–Chas, Maithon–Binod Bihari, and Baliyapur–Tundi lines and a 132/33 kV GSS at Tundi, collectively anchor a new model for synchronized Power EPC package bidding.

With leading players such as Salasar Techno, Abi Energy, Texmaco, and Lumino submitting bids, the cluster showcases pricing discipline and technical diversity.

Though contract clauses on LD, escalation, and ROW remain undisclosed, the competition suggests heightened confidence in JUSNL’s procurement approach for Power EPC packages.Full bid analysis and comparative EPC metrics available on EnergylineIndia.com, Power EPC Package, Energyline India, JUSNL, JSEB, Transmission India, Salasar Techno, Texmaco, Abi Energy, Lumino Industries, Infrastructure Procurement, EPC Contracts.