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procurement of substation and line hardware fittings

Issued by Department of Power · Punjab State Transmission Corporation Limited · AO/CPC (T) - Patiala · via Punjab — eProc

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Published: 6 Nov 2026
Closes: 7 Dec 2026, 11:00 UTC
Bid opening: 9 Dec 2026, 11:00 UTC
Reference: STQ No. 2106
Location: Punjab, India
Sector: Energy & Power

At a glance

Department of Power · Punjab State Transmission Corporation Limited · AO/CPC (T) - Patiala in India has published a tender in energy & power: “procurement of substation and line hardware fittings”. Submissions close on 7 December 2026, 23 days from today. Quote reference STQ No. 2106 in any correspondence with the buyer. FreeTender has recorded 9 notices from this buyer since 2026, 4 of them currently open. There are 1,647 open energy & power notices in India on FreeTender. Bids are submitted to the buyer through Punjab — eProc, not through FreeTender.

Key requirements

Taken from the notice by FreeTender. The tender document on the official portal is binding — check it, and any corrigendum, before you bid.

Bid security / EMD: 8,00,000
Contract period: 150 days
Procurement method: Open tender

Documents to submit

Scanned copy of proof of EMD/PEMD
Type test report,Annexure A Unpriced Bid
Annexure F Work appraisal performa
Annexure G Schedule of
Annexure H Deviation
Annexure I testing Facilities
Annexure J Technical information
GTP of all line hardware and substation fittings,Annexure L General Commercial Particulars
Non payment of commission undertaking
Price Bid Schedule

To bid on India (NIC e-procurement)

Bids are submitted online on the portal. Enrol as a bidder there and sign your bid with a Class III Digital Signature Certificate (DSC); the EMD and tender fee are paid as the notice specifies.

Details

Tender Type: Open Tender
Contract Form: Tender cum Auction
Tender Category: Goods
Product Category: Electrical Goods/Equipment
EMD: 8,00,000
Period of Work: 150
Pre-Bid Meeting: NA
Pincode: 147001

procurement of substation and line hardware fittings

Documents required from bidders: Scanned copy of proof of EMD/PEMD, Type test report,Annexure A Unpriced Bid, Annexure F Work appraisal performa, Annexure G Schedule of, Annexure H Deviation, Annexure I testing Facilities, Annexure J Technical information, GTP of all line hardware and substation fittings,Annexure L General Commercial Particulars, Non payment of commission undertaking, Price Bid Schedule.

Tender documents published on the portal: STQ No. 2106 NIT, detailed price bid schedule, Detailed specification stq no. 2106 (download requires a GePNIC login).

Context for bidders

We hold 9 notices from Department of Power · Punjab State Transmission Corporation Limited · AO/CPC (T) - Patiala, going back to August 2026 — 4 of them still open. They buy mostly in Energy & Power and Transport & Logistics. There are 1,647 open Energy & Power tenders in India. This one closes in 23 days.

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Before you bid on this tender

A quick checklist to help you decide whether to bid and prepare a compliant submission for this energy & power opportunity. Always verify the details on the official source.

Confirm the exact closing date and time (and time zone) on the official portal — deadlines are strict and can be revised by a corrigendum.
Read the full notice and every attached document, including the scope, specifications and any bill of quantities or terms of reference.
Check the eligibility criteria — prior similar experience, annual turnover, certifications and registrations — and make sure you qualify before investing effort.
Prepare any earnest-money deposit (EMD) or bid security and the required formats early; missing or wrongly-formatted documents are a common cause of rejection.
Note how bids must be submitted (online or physical), in what format, and whether a digital signature or portal registration is required.
Watch for corrigenda and clarifications right up to the deadline — requirements and dates can change.

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