The last date for submission of bids online is 23 November 2020.
Rajasthan (Natural Energy News): SJVN Limited, a venture between the middle and therefore the Himachal Pradesh government, has invited bids to get 1,500 acres of land for fixing solar energy projects in Rajasthan.
Chain link fencing should be installed on its periphery of the land. It should be found within 20 km from the Rajasthan Vidyut Prasaran Nigam (RVPN) state transmission utility grid substation.
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Key Highlights:
The last date for submission of bids online is November 23, 2020, and the pre-bid meeting will take place on November 06, 2020.
Interested bidders will have to deposit D1.18 million (~ $ 15,883) as earnest money deposit (EMD).
To participate in the competitive bidding process, the bidder must complete a contract of at least 500 acres of land in Rajasthan in the last five years.
As per the technical criteria, the bidder may cite more than 1,500 acres of land area. However, out of the total land offered to the SJVN, more than 1,500 acres would have the right to be purchased.
According to the tender documents, the land to be awarded should not be more than 20 km from the grid substation. The land offered should be one connected patch, and therefore the minimum width of land offered at any location within the patch should be 500 meters and a minimum 500 meters width front along any metalized or bituminous road. The average annual global horizontal radiation of a given land must be at least 1800 kWh / m2.
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A few months ago, SJVN invited expressions of interest to shortlist suitable land to develop 500 MW solar projects in Rajasthan. SJVN requires 3,000 acres of land to develop an ultra mega renewable energy power project. To this end, it invited proposals from landowners, farmers, cooperatives and land collectors to sell the land on a lump-sum or long-term lease of 28 years.
Recently, SJVN invited tenders for engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) of a 100 MW solar project at Raghanessa Solar Park (Phase X), Gujarat.
Earlier, it had issued a notice inviting expression of interest from interested parties to offer its solar and hydroelectric projects for acquisition by SJVN. To increase its geomorphic reach, SJVN plans to accumulate hydroelectric and solar energy projects in Indian states under various phases of operations and maintenance, construction and survey and investigation.
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