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| 1 | L1₹4.7 CrAccepted-AOC MATERE HOUSE SEC NO 14 PRADHIKARAN PUNE MAHARASHTRA INDIA 412105 | PUNE | MAHARASHTRA | 412105 | ₹4.7 Cr | L1 | Accepted-AOC CONTRACT AWARDED BEING THE LOWEST BIDDER |
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Tender Value
₹6.3 Cr
EMD Value
₹6.4 L
Closing Date
23 Apr 2025, 6:00 pmClosed
Chief Engineer(AF) Nagpur
HQ CE (AF) Nagpur Vayusena Nagar Nagpur-07
PROVISION OF SMART PREPAID METERS AT VARIOUS MES UNITS UNDER CE AF NAGPUR
2025_MES_696386_1
AF_NGP_801237
Open Tender
Civil Works
Item Rate
365 days
NAGPUR
For MES Enlisted Contractors- Class A Category b (i) For other Contractor meeting enlistment Criteria of MES for Class A Category b (i)
8 documents required · 8 mandatory
₹3,000
GE AF NAGPUR
₹6.4 L
Yes
HQ CE (AF) Nagpur
17 Jun 2025
4 Feb 2025
30 Apr 2025
4 Feb 2025
23 Apr 2025
16 Apr 2025
4 Feb 2025 - 11 Feb 2025
12 Feb 2025
Amount
Design, Supply, installation , testing, commissioning, integrate and maintain the Advance Metering infrastructure (AMI) of smart meters of different makes to ensure interchangeability at later date as per BIS16444 using communication technology including GPRS/RF/Hybrid (RF + cellular) as per CEA/TRAI regulations in order to achieve overall economy in operation and maintenance . The AMI software and associated infrastructure should be capable of handling atleast 500 Nos of meters in the present phase of work of different makes as per BIS:16444 with expansion capacity upto 4000 Nos at each location / Station mentioned below of meters (during further phases of smart meters work) without any additional infrastructure and cost implication (except RF/GPRS meters, DCU and software as the case may be), including training and knowledge transfer, all expenditure incl periodic charges of telecom operator from installation till date of physical completion, obtaining audit of software for smart meters by CERT-India empanelled firms / CERT Auditor of Armed Forces, comprising all as specified having minimum parameters / specification as under:-
Smart RF/Cellular Single Phase AC Meter Tamper Proof, Static Meter of Class 1.0, 315 V, 50 Hz, 10 A-60 A conforming to IS-16444 and relevant IEC standards with inbuilt Radio Frequency communication facility with self healing mesh network with default and on demand display, billing data generation facility, anti-tamper features, Microprocessor and LED/LCD based circuitry including Polycarbonate Meter Box of suitable size for 1 Phase meter with viewing glass, concealed hinge and earth bolt plugged complete all as specified and directed. Meter Should support sending the following data : 15/30 min instantaneous data for voltage, current, power factor, power, cumulative energy and frequency, monthly billing survey for Cumulative Energy and Max Demand to software Meter should have connect / disconnect functionality operable from mdm/billing software and prepaid features would be MDM / Billing end as per prevalent IS Including Taking down of existing meter and deposit to MES store yard for safe custody all as specified and as directed Location :- (1)GE (AF) Nagpur= 635 Nos (2) GE (AF) Ojhar = 808 Nos (301 nos at 11 BRD and 507 Nos at 25 ED) (3) GE (AF) Gurgaon = 468 (172 Nos at 54 ASP, 276 Nos at 13 BRD and 20 Nos at sekhon Vihar) (4) GE (AF) Tughlakabad = 314 Nos (274 Nos at 7 BRD and 40 Nos at 12 BRD Nazafgarh) (5) AGE(I) (AF) Manauri= 155 Nos (6) GE (AF) E/M Chakeri =245 (7) GE (AF) (B/R) Chakeri = 216 (8) Borgad =88.
Smart RF/Cellular Three Phase AC Meter Tamper Proof, Static Meter of Class 1.0, 415 V, 50 Hz, 10 A-100 A conforming to IS-16444 and relevant IEC standards with inbuilt Radio Frequency communication facility with self healing mesh network with default and on demand display, billing data generation facility, anti-tamper features, Microprocessor and LED/LCD based circuitry including Polycarbonate Meter Box of suitable size for 3 Phase meter with viewing glass, concealed hinge and earth bolt plugged complete all as specified and directed. Meter Should support sending the following data : 15/30 min instantaneous data for voltage, current, power factor, power, cumulative energy and frequency, monthly billing survey for Cumulative Energy and Max Demand to software Meter should have connect / disconnect functionality operable from mdm/billing software and prepaid features would be MDM / Billing end as per prevalent IS . Including Taking down of existing meter and deposit to MES store yard for safe custody all as specified and as directed. Including Taking down of existing meter and deposit to MES store yard for safe custody all as specified and as directed Location :- (1)GE (AF) Nagpur= 137 Nos (2) GE (AF) Gurgaon = 492 (22 Nos at 54 ASP, 70 Nos at 13BRD and 400 Nos at Sekhon vihar) (3) GE (AF) Tughlakabad = 24 Nos ( 04 Nos at 7 BRD and 20 Nos at 12 BRD Nazafgarh) (4) GE (AF) (B/R) Chakeri = 27
The communication system shall support:- (a) On demand energy transfer (b) Two way communication with DCU/HES (c) Clock Synchronisation facility with HES (Head End System) (d) Communication including different makes of meter shall be such that it should communicate with same DCU directly or via Mesh Network. (e) Meter Protocol shall be open interface system in accordance of transmission control protocol/internet protocol. (f) The cost of the meter would include 2 years recurring sim charges during the defect liability period.
Notes for item Nos. 1.1 & 1.2 (a) Contractor has to execute MoU with respective AMISP before survey for finalizing the scheme along with number of RF meters & cellular meters, DCU and Repeaters as required. Cost of DCU and Repeaters is deemed to be included in the quoted rates, One type of DCU should be able to integrate/ communicate with three different makes of meter. List of accns (station wise) where meters are to be installed is as per para 11 of Sch A Notes. AMISP vendor has to submit the certificate for empanelment for successful demonstration of end-to –end AMI prepaid solution issued by REC. (b) OEM/AMISP rep will carry out the survey for finalizing the scheme as per para (a) above before execution and same shall be approved by GE(s). (c) Development /deployment of Software and application including hosting of GCC and obtaining cyber security clearance to enable AMI ready for operation 'Go live' to be done before procurement /installation of smart meters. (d) Vulnerability assessment (VA) and Audit of smart meter software application and associated ICT infrastructure is to be mandatorily undertaken through listed CERT-in empanelled agency and audit report to be submitted by contractor to GE(s) for obtaining Mandated cyber clearance by respective user. (e) Contractor has to Execute SLA (service level Agreement) with AMISP in addition to MoU , it has to be submitted to the GE(s) Before commencement of work ( penalty categories & its applicable % penalty shall be as mentioned under relevant PS clause (f) Any item not mentioned or missing in the BOQ or PS but required for the smooth, seamless and efficient functioning of AMI infrastructure including web based application and mobile application are deemed to be included in the quoted rates. (g) Hosting/ Storage of data on GCC should have 100% backup of data securely and properly (h) Quoted rates shall be inclusive of cost of all the material , software & hardware (including DCU’s Repeaters, SIM’s and all Accessories and Ancillaries, etc if required as per survey and design.
Notes (Contd...) (j) The contractor would be responsible from removing the existing meter, noting down the reading and depositing it with the MES. (k) It would be possible to run the meter either in prepaid or postpaid mode. (l) The meters would carry 5 year warranty. Provision for comprehensive operation and maintenance including repair/replacement of defective meters /DCU and other associated components (software/hardware) required to make system functional at all times including periodic charges of telecom operator for a period of 5 years ( including the defect liability period of 2 years) after completion of work is deemed to be included in the quoted rates. (m) Payment schedule shall be as per relevant Clause. (n) Contractor/AMISP has to do the demonstration for compatibility of the entire software with three more smart meter makes in addition to the make approved by GE(s) during execution. Certificate to this effect shall be issued by GE(s). (o) The OEM would need to share the Authentication / Encryption keys of the meters along with relevant protocol details with the department. The department would need complete support of the OEM to be able to integrate the meter with any software of the department choice. (p) Meter installed inside a LT panel made of MS should also be able to communicate with DCU/RF meters in mesh properly if any
Supply and Setup of Meter Data Management (MDM) system including supply and configuration of the Web based Software with following modules: (i) Meter Data Management Module The meter data management module would be deemed for collecting the data from the meter to DCU and server and vice versa, make the data available in bidirectional mode ton the currency recharge, online payment gateway, post paid billing modules, scheduling maintenance, low balance warning, quarter wise KVA allocation/tripping, tariff regulations, software customisations etc all as directed by the Engr-in-Charge. (ii) Secure Mobile App/PC Based/Swipe Machine/Online Payment Gateway for all users assigned by the BSO/GE. (a) 30 min instantenous data from all the meters for minimum seven parameters- Cumulative Energy, Power, Current, Voltage, Power Factor and Frequency. (b) Abstract Download for Monthly and quarterly billing survey data for cumulative energy and max demand and tampering features. (iii) Billing Module: The billing module capable to create data sheet for currency recharges, recharge history, maximum demand individually, user complaint registers, cheque/payment reconcillations, fixed charges, energy bill details etc.
(iv) Occupation and Vacation Module: Provision to enter admin controls for transfers/vacations. The system would support occupation/ vacation based on the unit categories. The system would support automatic data capture on occupation and vacation events. (v) Customer Module: The system would include a customer portal for the resident /occupant to log in and view their own energy / billing data. There would be android and iOS mobile apps for the user to monitor its own data and balance on regular basis. (vi) Energy Accounting Module The system would include features of energy accounting. The system would be able to account for total energy block wise, facility wise and would also allow calculations of unaccounted energy in case tally with incomer EB energy meter. (vii) Communication Module The system would provide communication of energy data and bills via print, email and sms methods. (viii) Meter Master Data: The system would support meter master data repository. The system would support meter replacement process. (ix) Excel Export:The system would support export of metering and billing data in excel format.
(x) Customer Care Module - the software would include a customer care module where the user would be log in any complaints. The service provider would monitor the complaints and carry out the necessary activities for the complaints resolution. (xi) Meter Installation Module - The software would include an app based meter installation module where the meter installation or changes can be captured on the app itself and the readings may be demonstrated to the user if required on the app itself. (xii) Activities Communication - The software support communication of the various activities such as occupation, vacation, meter change. personal detail change etc. with the user as well as the department on email.
Notes: The additional functional requirements of MDMS are as follows: (a) Asset Management: i) Meter Location (Apartment, shop, industry/address etc). ii) Consumer Information (Name, Account, ID etc) iii) Meter details (Meter No. 1 phase/3 phase, with or without relay etc). iv) Meter Configuration (Demand integration period, load profile capture period etc). v) GIS information (connection, feeder/transformer/pole etc) b) Meter data: i) Accept meter data from HES process, store 1500 meter data at least for 6 month and analyze. ii) Schedule and on demand meter reads and pinging of meter. iii) Storage of all connected meter events and alarm. (storing of 5 years data or more via archiving) iv) Provide complete history and audit trail for all data for 30 days (configurable period) v) Handle net metering/meters at the same premises. vi) Manage at a minimum 15 mint interval data.
(c) Data validation, Estimation and Editing (VEE): i) Registered Read Data: Daily Billiing Cycle, as well as derived billing determinants like TOU. ii) Interval Data: Variable intervals and variable units of measure. iii) Calculated Data: Derived or computed such as determinants billing and aggregated loads. iv) Event Data: Event and alarm data from meters, network equipment and MDMS itself. (d) Billing Determinants: i) Configuration multiple TOU/TOD options by customer type, day type (Weekend, Weekdays, and holidays) and by season. ii) Processing of interval data into billing determinants. a) Total consumption b) Consumption in different time blocks for TOU billing. c) Maximum demand (KW and KVA) d) Number of tamper counts e) Average power factor f) Ability for check metering, sub metering prepaid metering and net metering
(f) Analysis: i) Consumption/load profiles. a) Configurable period (hours, day, month, year etc) b) Day type (Weekend, holiday , festival wise etc) c) Tariff, customer type, or any user specified collection of meters. ii) Peak and off peak load patterns by aggregating all loads of DT/Feeder/consumer group. iii) DT/feeder wise energy audit. iv) Load forecasting, load research. v) Ability to configure the system to effectively visualise consumption trends, identify unusual patterns, and visualise load analysis to understand which assets are being over utilised. (vi) Analysing tamper event data. (g) Reporting: i) Daily data collection report. ii) Usage exceptions iii) VEE validations failures. iv) Physical meter events (install, remove, connect, disconnect) and meter resent report. v) Meter flags. vi) Meter inventory. vii) Defective meters. viii) Interface exception reports between MDM and other subsystems eg. billing, outage etc.
Integration of different devices of different makes/ equipment/software as per functional requirements including water charges, furiture charges and license fee.Software Note: (a) The software would be hosted either on GCC Server or on NIC Server. (b) The software would contain two year defect liability. (c) Rates deemed to include all operating expenses such as GPRS charges, hosting charges etc. (d) GE Bank account and one payment gateway would be provided by MES. The payment gateway would be integrated with the software in that situation.. (e) The software would be scalable and expandable for meters and system of different make complying with IS16444. The software would be able to consumer web services of the future projects if rrequired. (f) The software would enable the features of refund calculation in case of quarter vacation. (g) The software sample approval would be based in integration demontstraining of at least four makes of the meters (2 RF at least and 2 cellular at least) (h) The software would support other charges such as water charges, lices fee, furniture charges and other allied charges. (i) The software would allow supporting both prepaid and postpaid billing plans. Separate groups can be created for the same. (j) Seperate Web Base portel to be provided at GE level, CWE level and CE (AF) Nagpur level for accessing various parameters under MDMS
Note: i) Cyber Audit: Audit of Software for Smart Meters will be done by CERT-India Empanelled firm/CERT Auditor of Armed Forces. The cost of Audit shall be borne by the contractor. ii) Cyber Security: The following guidelines/strategies shall be taken care of by the AMISP/Contractor for making the entire AMI system including the service provider immune to Cyber Attacks: a) All the hardware, OD and application software shall be hardened. b) Application, scanning and hardware scanning tools shall be provided to identify vulnerability and security threats. c) Data shall be encrypted at system/device/technology level. d) While procuring cyber security items testing must be done and the system must be secure by design. e) Residual information risk shall be calculated by Contractor and same shall be submitted for perusal of Cyber Audit Teams. f) Penetration and vulnerability assesment test from Certified auditors during feild acceptance test (FAT) site acceptance test (SAT) and Operation and Maintenance period. Location :- (1)GE (AF) Nagpur= 772 Nos (2) GE (AF) Ojhar = 808 Nos (3) GE (AF) Gurgaon = 960 (4) GE (AF) Tughlakabad = 338 Nos (5) AGE(I) (AF) Manauri= 155 Nos (6) GE (AF) E/M Chakeri =245 (7) GE (AF) (B/R) Chakeri = 243 Borgad=88
Hosting the system to Government Community Cloud in place of server for hosting and management of Supplied Software application with stanby server
Hosting the web based software GCC location cloud for two year Note: The GCC location would be as per the approved MEITY list. In case a CSP is removed from the panel, the contractor would migrate to a new supplier. Location :- (1)GE (AF) Nagpur= 772 Nos (2) GE (AF) Ojhar = 808 Nos (3) GE (AF) Gurgaon = 960 (4) GE (AF) Tughlakabad = 338 Nos (5) AGE(I) (AF) Manauri= 155 Nos (6) GE (AF) E/M Chakeri =245 (7) GE (AF) (B/R) Chakeri = 243 Borgad=88
Supply of vending station desktop with configuration of i5, 8 GB RAM, 1 TB Hard disk, 21.5 " monitor, Windows 10/11, MS office, wireless keyboard and mouse, CD ROM Read/Write, USB ports including video card, etc. including Supply and fixing Single Phase UPS of capacity 1000/1200 VA with output voltage 230 V AC +10% of frequency 50 Hz. Make: HP, Dell, Lenovo Note(1) internet connection would be provided by the department Location :-(1)GE (AF) Nagpur= 3 Nos (2) GE (AF) Ojhar = 04 Nos (3) GE (AF) Gurgaon = 03 Nos (4) GE (AF) Tughlakabad = 02 Nos (5) AGE(I) (AF) Manauri= 01 No (6) GE (AF) E/M Chakeri =01 (7) GE (AF) (B/R) Chakeri = 01, (8) Borgad-1
Supply and fixing of laser jet printer with single function black and white with USB connection with printing speed of min 40 pages per minute with resolution of 600 X 600 X 2DPI complete all as specified and directed by the Engr-in-Charge Location :-(1)GE (AF) Nagpur= 3 Nos (2) GE (AF) Ojhar = 04 Nos (3) GE (AF) Gurgaon = 03 Nos (4) GE (AF) Tughlakabad = 02 Nos (5) AGE(I) (AF) Manauri= 01 No (6) GE (AF) E/M Chakeri =01 (7) GE (AF) (B/R) Chakeri = 01, (8) Borgad-1
Provision of sub main wiring with 2 runs of Single core 1100 volts grade, PVC insulated unsheathed, FRLS copper conductor cable of size 10.0 sqmm, drawn through and including concealed PVC conduit of suitable size including conduit accessories including provision of 1 run of 10.0 sqmm PVC insulated, unsheathed, FRLS copper conductor cable as earth continuity conductor complete including takind down old unserviceable wiring all as specified and directed. Location :-(1)GE (AF) Nagpur= 120 RM (2) GE (AF) Ojhar =1327 RM (3) GE (AF) Gurgaon = 735RM (4) GE (AF) Tughlakabad = 352 RM (5) AGE(I) (AF) Manauri= 375RM (6) GE (AF) E/M Chakeri =300 (7) GE (AF) (B/R) Chakeri = 60, (8) Borgad-800
Supply and fixing distribution board, sheet metal enclosure, double door including grouting in wall , SPN, 230 Volts, 50 Hz, 08 Way with minimum 200 Amps busbar including neutral and earth links including taking down old underviceable one complete. Location :-(1)GE (AF) Nagpur= 01 Nos (2) GE (AF) Ojhar =06 Nos (3) GE (AF) Gurgaon = 25 (4) GE (AF) Tughlakabad = 06 Nos (5) AGE(I) (AF) Manauri= 02Nos (6) GE (AF) E/M Chakeri = 02 (7) GE (AF) (B/R) Chakeri =02, (8) Borgad-20
Supply and fixing MCB SPN of capacity 63 Amps , 230 Volts, 50 Hz, 10 KA rupturing capacity, 'C' curve including taking down old unserviceable one complete Location :-(1)GE (AF) Nagpur= 01 Nos (2) GE (AF) Ojhar =06 Nos (3) GE (AF) Gurgaon = 25 (4) GE (AF) Tughlakabad = 06 Nos (5) AGE(I) (AF) Manauri= 02Nos (6) GE (AF) E/M Chakeri = 02 (7) GE (AF) (B/R) Chakeri =02, (8) Borgad-20
Supply and fixing MCB SP of capacity 6-32 Amps , 230 Volts, 50 Hz, 10 KA rupturing capacity, 'C' curve including taking down old unserviceable one complete Location :-(1)GE (AF) Nagpur= 06Nos (2) GE (AF) Ojhar =36 Nos (3) GE (AF) Gurgaon = 150 (4) GE (AF) Tughlakabad = 36 Nos (5) AGE(I) (AF) Manauri= 12 Nos (6) GE (AF) E/M Chakeri = 12 (7) GE (AF) (B/R) Chakeri =12, (8) Borgad-120
Material and labour for earthing complete with galvanised steel earth plate electrode 600 mm X 600 mm X 6 mm thick electrode and 4 mm dia GI wire as earthing lead buried directly in ground vertically (earth pit not less than 2.25 mtr deep below ground level) with top edge of the plate not less than 1.5 mtr below normal ground level, the earth plate surrounded by adequate quantity of charcoal dust and common salt to a packed thickness of 15 cm on all sides connected to GI wire 4.00 mm as earth lead by means of bolts, nuts, check nuts and washers (including welding) of galvanised iron or steel and connected to main switch board/panel/test point at the other including necessary earth work in any type of soil, returning filling in and removal of surplus soil, concrete pit in PCC (1:3:6) type C1, pre cast RCC 1:2:4 type B1 cover slab 54 cm X 54 cm X 5 cm reinforce with 8mm dia bar TMT @ 150 mm centre to centre both ways with one handle for lifting made out of 8mm dia MS bar with wire mesh funnel, 20 mm GI tubing medium grade for watering and 40 mm GI tubing light grade for protection, test point, testing on completion all as shown in Electrical Plate No. 3 of SSR Part I complete all as specifed and directed Location :- (Location :-(1)GE (AF) Nagpur= 18 Nos (2) GE (AF) Ojhar = 06 Nos (3) GE (AF) Gurgaon = 16 (4) GE (AF) Tughlakabad = 06 Nos (5) AGE(I) (AF) Manauri= 35 Nos (6) GE (AF) E/M Chakeri = 01 (7) GE (AF) (B/R) Chakeri =05 (8) Borgad=10
General Note: Certain DO's and DONT's have to be strictly implemented to ensure Privacy and Security of Consumers: DO's: A) User ID must not reveal identity and loactions. B) User ID to be kept in confidentiality by Competent Authority mantaining the overall system. C) Any breach of information from Server/Cloud should Immidiately be reported to Local Military Authority. D) Sys Logs by Installing SIEM log collectors should be in place to mantain records. E) Regular Change of passwords in Imperative System driven periodic change of passwords to be ab-initio built into the application. DONT's: A) No personal identifiable information (PIIs) to be used in the system. B) Tampering of Meter. C) Disclosure of information of consumer to anybody other than the consumer. D) Access to servers by only authorised person.
Excavating in Trenches not exc. 1.50 mtr wide and not exc. 1.50 mtr in depth, and Laying of Cables, etc. and getting out in Soft/ Loose Soil, complete all as specified and as directed.
Returning, Filling in, including Spreading, Levelling, Watering and Well Ramming in Layers not exc. 250mm in Soft/Loose Soil, complete all as specified and as directed.
Removing excavated Materials (Soils) not exc. 50.00 mtr and depositing where directed at a level not exc. 1.50 mtr above the Starting Point in Soil, complete all as specified and as directed.
Horizontal Boring for passing GI protection pipe/HDPE (DWC) Pipe up to 50 mm bore (dia), under road / foot path, not exceeding 10 metre in a single length, complete all as specified and as directed.
Supplying and Laying of XLPE insulated, screened PVC bedded, galvanized steel strip or wire armoured electric cable with aluminium conductor, 1100 volts grade, cross-sectional area 10 sqmm x 4.0 core. Location :-(1)GE (AF) Nagpur= 120 RM (2) GE (AF) Ojhar = 130RM (3) GE (AF) Gurgaon = 130RM (4) GE (AF) Tughlakabad = 50RM (5) AGE(I) (AF) Manauri= 30RM (6) GE (AF) E/M Chakeri = 30 (7) GE (AF) (B/R) Chakeri =30
Supplying and laying (HDPE) DWC pipe of size 50 mm dia laid in trenches for passing of LT Cable complete all as specified and as directed by Engineer-In-Charge. Location :-(1)GE (AF) Nagpur= 120 RM (2) GE (AF) Ojhar = 130RM (3) GE (AF) Gurgaon = 130RM (4) GE (AF) Tughlakabad = 50RM (5) AGE(I) (AF) Manauri= 30RM (6) GE (AF) E/M Chakeri = 06 (7) GE (AF) (B/R) Chakeri =06
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