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Tender Value
₹50 L
EMD Value
₹1 L
Closing Date
7 Oct 2026, 6:00 pm
HQ CWE Meerut
29J The Mall Road Meerut Cantt Uttar Pradesh 250001
REPAIR/MAINTENANCE OF HT VCBs, RMU AND ALLIED WORKS AT MRS AND SUB STATION AT BHAGAT LINE AREA UNDER AGE E/M (ES) AT GE (U) MEERUT CANTT
2026_MES_789460_1
94410/MRT/2026-27/E8
Open Tender
Civil Works
Item Rate
180 days
MEERUT CANTT
Please refer Tender documents.
7 documents required · 7 mandatory
₹500
GE (U) MEERUT
₹1 L
Yes
15 Sept 2026
15 Sept 2026
13 Oct 2026
15 Sept 2026
7 Oct 2026
30 Sept 2026
| Sl No | Description | Qty | Unit | Est. Rate | Est. Amount |
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| 1 | Supply, installation, testing commissioning of programmers equipped with real time power analyser / recorder complete with capacity to undertake multiple MODBUS DATA multifunctional meters with following specifications as 4G/ 3G/ 2G / Ethernet based IIoT Controller with modem input supply 230VAC, 0.5A max with multi-protocol capability Processor: Cortex-A53 64-bit SoC @ 1.2GHz RAM: 1GB Flash memory: 12GB Operating temperature: -20 to +70°C Ports: Must have an Ethernet, RS485 and USB (user defined) Remote terminal unit (RTU): 4G/ 3G/ 2G SIM cards for 5 years subscription. Data services must be from at least two reliable service providers and system should support automatic switching to 2nd service provider in case of low network without any intervention. System should support changing of service providers without changing SIM cards (future ready). Future ready RTU must have Modbus, IEC60870, IEC61850, MBUS, DLMS | 3 | Each | - | - |
| 1.01 | (all mandatory and selectable). Any other future open-source protocol (that uses RS485 or TCP port) must be provided free of cost for the period of at least 5 years (OEM declaration mandatory). Capable of capturing multi-function meter along with Run Hours as well as other fields from any compatible substation/ metering equipment Communication interface & Communication protocols Modbus, IEC60870, IEC61850, MBUS, DLMS (all mandatory and selectable on all adequate ports). Any open-source protocol (for RS485 and ethernet port) will be supported for five years without any cost (OEM declaration mandatory) Enclosure with Energy meter connection Must support different make models of energy meters in same daisy chain Time payload 1 min, 5 min, 15 min configurable remotely with real-time anomaly detection Technical details Real-time KW, KVA, KVAR, phase-wise, consumption KWh, KWh, KVarh, KVAh, PF, phase-wise PF, Hz, I, Ig, In, VLL (phase wise), VLN (phase wise), Vn, Vg, harmonics, voltage and current unbalance User Interface. | - | - | - | - |
| 1.02 | The system should support adding more parameters in future with minimal changes. AF should have a mechanism to proactively know when some equipment is not giving data / has errors without coming to site. User interface should be remotely accessible on internet, with secure login credentials. User interface should work on secure https. Communication between data gathering, and data storage should be over a secure encrypted channel. IIOT controller must have inbuild local control capability to operate in case of network unavailability. However, control logics must be configurable remotely. The user-interface should have minimum of following tabs (all dashboards, reports must be self-configurable without any scripting or OEM intervention): Dashboard - To evaluate captured parameters at a glance with current, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, & yearly. End-user should be able to create Dashboards on their own, without AF involvement. | - | - | - | - |
| 1.03 | End user should be able to define number of rows / columns in dashboard, merge cells of dashboard to make some areas small / large, configure row heights to provide flexibility in how data is displayed (ex. multiple numerical KPIs in a smaller row, and graphs in a larger row to utilize displayed area of dashboard optimally) Dashboards should allow display of both graphical data, as well as numerical KPIs (max, min, aggregated Sum, averaged values over day, week, month) For Graphs & KPIs displayed on Dashboard, user should be able to choose different time durations directly from Graph/KPI’s options to update the Graph/KPI dynamically End user should be able to create multiple dashboards User should be able to select and zoom-in / zoom-out on specific area within graphs User should be able to save graphs as an image in various formats (.png, .jpeg etc) For multiple Dashboards, user should be able to define display order of Dashboard in navigation (for ex: which is more important and should come first) AF should be able to turn off/on options in graphs to maximize utilization of available display area for each graph (ex. axis, legends, menu options, title etc.) Graphs should support at least following visualizations: line graph, pie graph, donut graph, area graph, bar graph, heatmap graphs User should be able to plot data from different sites on same graph Layout - Diagram of the system with SLD viewing options. Electrical SLD with all IEC symbols is must Chart - graphs based on data from multiple sources such as inverter and local weather databases. Histograms/Pie charts/Bar graphs/line graphs/ donut graph, area graph, heatmap graph shall be available. System should support Time vs Time comparison of captured parameters by showing data of interested days/months adjacent to each other | - | - | - | - |
| 1.04 | (example: 9th day of this month, and last month displayed adjacent to each other) System should support Spend Analysis (money equivalent of energy, and not just units of energy) System should support creating user-defined KPIs (max, min, aggregated Sum, averaged values over day, week, month) system should support creating user-defined benchmarks, and displaying data in charts / dashboard comparing against these benchmarks System should support saving frequently used analytics charts for later users. All saved charts should be available to choose with a single-click. System should support showing analytics data in graphical and tabular form.Facility to export data over a custom time interval to Excel shall be available. | - | - | - | - |
| 1.05 | Reports should be user-defined and not fixed (hardcoded into the system). System should support sending daily, weekly and monthly reports. Daily reports should be sent next day morning over email incorporating all data from previous day. There should be a mechanism to turn reporting sending of scheduled reports ON/OFF There should be a mechanism to send a pre-created report on-demand (and not just as scheduled daily / weekly / monthly report) Settings - To view the metadata related to the system, such as the site name and installation date, details of equipment at site etc. Alarms and event logs – Alarm should Issue a system update that the system has detected. Passwords should be stored in encrypted format. Website should be accessible on all platforms and be compatible with popular browsers such as IE, Chrome, Firefox, Safari etc. Online Administration: All administration is handled online via a current web browser Audit Trail: Administrators can access logs in the backend on need-basis where they can view changes that have been made to the database for critical information. Data Backup should support PITR (Point-in-time-recovery). Scheduler for auto archival and backup of application and database to a different machine which should be capable of coming online by simply firing a script button in event of downtime of primary server. The database should use encryption at rest to persist the data in database. Secure password protected login for administrative actions in the system. All updates to data gathering hardware should be through OTA (over the air). No static IPs shall be made available at sites. | - | - | - | - |
| 1.06 | The complete equipment must be programmed with protection CT inside the existing Low Tension switchgear /breaker / Switching Contactors along with multifunction microprocessor digital programmer having Main measurements and functions include: Voltage: phase, line and system values Current: phase values (neutral current calculated) Power: apparent, active and reactive phase and total values Power Factor per phase and total Frequency of measured voltage value HIGH LOW AVERAGE - - value functions for all measurements Maximum demand of power and current values Voltage and current asymmetry Total harmonic distortion ( ): voltage and current THD Energy meters for active, reactive, apparent partial and total values, per phase and system values Hour counter for programmable total and partial hours Phase active power unbalance must saturate sufficiently high to allow a relatively accurate measurement of the fault current by the protection whose operating threshold can be very high. with built in high Accuracy Limit Factor (ALF) ratio between the nominal overcurrent and the rated current. so that existing switchgear relay must be able to withstand high overcurrent’s also featured with Real accuracy factor ratio between the overcurrent , nominal error and the rated current .with following specifications insulation level voltage .433 KV ratio 100/5A - to 500/5A Core 3 class PS, KPV >= 150 Volts Imag at vk/2<= 30 ma , RCT at 75C<= 2 Ohms short time rating 15 KA for 1 second , Make PARTNER/ SIEMENS/ SCHNIDER/ ABB. approved by GE minimum ISO 9001:2015 Certified . Note :- The Entire work at site is to be executed only by OEM approved by GE. Original OEM is entitled for work . Contractor has to ensure it.Necessary test certificates to be approved by Engg-in-Charge first before execution at site . | - | - | - | - |
| 2 | M & L for De-commissioning old unsv batteries and Supply installation testing and commissioning of Installation & Mechanical Setup (Replacement)This phase covers the physical placement and structural handling of the new hardware based on the manufacturer's physical specifications. Battery Inspection & Unpacking: Unpack the 30 new 12V DC nominal voltage, 42 AH batteries. Verify that all terminals are the required F6 / Brass with lead coating type and free of defects. Flexible Orientation Positioning: Position the 30 new batteries into the existing rack or housing. Because these batteries utilize AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) technology, they can be safely installed in any required orientation (vertical, horizontal, or sideways) without risk of electrolyte leakage. Series String Configuration: Mechanically link the 30 batteries in series to achieve the required cumulative DC voltage compatible with the existing Mystique & Joint Securing: Tighten all terminal connections securely to handle the high Short Circuit Current capability of 922 Amps and minimize contact resistance (matching the internal resistance specification of 8 mΩ fully charged @ 27°C).Part 3: Electrical Integration & Commissioning (SMPS Tuning)This final phase involves configuring the charging infrastructure to match the exact chemical and thermal operational requirements of the new AGM batteries to maximize their 2–3 year service life. Job for SMPS Charger Voltage Configuration: | 1 | Each Job | - | - |
| 2.01 | Program the parameters of the existing SMPS to align with the mandatory AGM charging profiles: Float Voltage: Set precisely to 13.5V per module (totaling 13.5{V} X 30 = 405V DCfor the string).Boost/Cycle Voltage: Set to 13.8V per module (totaling 13.8V x 30 = 414V DC for the string).Current Limiting: Adjust the SMPS maximum charging current limit so it does not exceed 25% of the rated capacity (strictly capped at 10.5 Amps max) to avoid thermal runaway. Thermal Compensation Calibration: Connect and configure the SMPS temperature sensors to apply a compensation factor between -18mV to -20mV / °C to protect the cells during shifts within their 0°C to 45°C operating range.Testing & Logging: Measure the total open-circuit voltage of the series bank, initiate a baseline charging cycle from the SMPS, and log the initial internal resistance values to track the 3% monthly self-discharge rate baseline. | - | - | - | - |
| 3 | M & L for servicing and checking of EXISITING 11 KV Breakers any make and type make VCB with blower, cleaning of existing HT panel inside & outside with tighting of all bus bar, nut & bolt, alignment, adjustment of gaps between phase to phase as per manufacturer recommended, Checking and tightening of control wiring circuit as charging motor closing coil and tripping coil circuit, Manually tripping testing of VCB, Cleaning, removal of dust and dirt to male/Female contacts, greasing & lubrication all moving fixed part including replacement of minor parts such as spring, washers, etc. for smooth mechanical operation etc. complete with testing commissioning as required. Servicing testing of ( one earth fault one over current) KV /VCB, Operational testing through relay front pad as well as push button, Testing of safety relays, Tripping testing of VCB through over current and earth fault relay,testing and servicing of the existing 11 kV VCB panel, including high pot tests and submission of test certificates with proper sealing. Primary injection testing to verify tripping functionality. Opening of HT panel, insulators, HT cable box, and heating of P.T. and C.T. chambers. Relay settings to be checked and configured as per the protection scheme. During breaker racking, inspection of jaw-type male/female contacts connected to the busbar is included—cleaning or replacement shall be done if found carbonized or damaged. Final insulation resistance (megger) testing of all components to be completed as per standard procedures and safety norms complete all as specified and directed. Note : Minor spare part should incl in qouted rates for making functional & major spare may be pay separety as per BOQ Items. | 12 | Each | - | - |
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