BGR Energy Systems Ltd has
received the letter of award from
Damodar Valley Corporation for
supply of two 660-mw supercritical
boilers for the Raghunathpur power
project (Phase II) in West Bengal. The
order is valued at 109.79 million euros in
addition to a local currency component
of Rs.1,212 crore, totaling around
Rs.1,902 crore. The contract, to be
executed in 58 months, also provides for
price variation and foreign exchange
variation risk protection, a statement by
BGR Energy noted. This order has taken
BGR's outstanding order book position
to Rs.14,577 crore.
Mega tender: It may be recalled that
in February this year, BGR Energy had
emerged as L1 bidder for all the 11
supercritical boilers for NTPC's mega
tender. NTPC had invited bids for
supplying 11 units of 660-mw
supercritical boilers and turbinegenerators
for nine power projects.
According to the tender terms, BGR
Energy would be mandated to supply
six boilers. Prior to this Raghunathpur
order, BGR has already received the
order to supply two supercritical boilers
each to NTPC's Solapur project in
Maharashtra and the Meja project in
Uttar Pradesh.
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NTPC'S BULK TENDER |
| Project |
State |
Capacity
(mw) |
| Mauda (Stage II) |
MAH |
2 x 660 |
| Solapur |
MAH |
2 x 660 |
| Nabinagar |
BIH |
3 x 660 |
| Meja |
UP |
2 x 660 |
| Raghunathpur (Stage II)* |
WB |
2 x 660 |
| Total for 9 projects |
|
7,260 |
| *For Damodar Valley Corporation |
According to information available,
Alstom Bharat Forge Pvt Ltd has landed
the order to supply turbine-generators
for NTPC's Solapur project and is also
expected to supply similar equipment
for the Nabinagar project in Bihar.
Besides, Toshiba in consortium with
JSW is to supply turbine-generators for
the Meja project in Uttar Pradesh.