PROVISION OF SMART PREPAID METERS AT VARIOUS MES UNITS UNDER CE AF NAGPUR

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 SMC Meter Box of minimum size 250 X 250 X 155 mm or as suitable 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 . Location :- (1)GE (AF) Nagpur= 635 Nos (2) GE (AF) Ojhar = 808 Nos (301 Nos at 11 BRD and 507 Nos at 25ED Deolali) (3) GE (AF) Gurgaon = 285Nos (172 Nos at 54 ASP, 93 Nos at 13 BRD and 20 Nos at Shekhon 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 SMC Meter Box of minimum size 300 X 300 X 200 mm or as suitable 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 . Location :- (1)GE (AF) Nagpur= 137 Nos (2) GE (AF) Gurgaon = 492 (22 Nos at 54 ASP, 70 Nos at 13 BRD and 400 Nos at Shekhon 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.

MAKE of Meters: L&T, Elmeasure, Secure, Schneider, HPL, Genus, Anchor panasonic Make of Meter Box : Sintex/Hensel/L&T Notes: (a)OEM/AMISP rep will carry out the survey for finalising the scheme and number of RF meters and cellular meters before execution and same shall be approved by GE (b) The contractor would be responsible from removing the existing meter, noting down the reading and depositing it with the MES. (c) It would be possible to run the meter in both prepaid and postpaid mode (d) The meters would carry 5 year warranty. Provision for comprehensive operation and maintenance including repairs/replacement of defective meters/DCU and other associated components (software/hardware) required to make the 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. Payment schedule shall be as follows:- (i) 50 % payment on supply of entire material. (ii) 10 % payment on testing and commissioning of the AMI. (iii) 10 % payment after completion of defect liabilty period (2 years from completion) (iv) 10 % payment after completion of 1st year from completion of defect laibility period. (v) 10 % payment after completion of 2nd year from completion of defect laibility period. (vi) 10 % payment after completion of 3rd year from completion of defect laibility period. (e) 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. (f) Meter installed inside a meter LT panel made of MS if any should also be able to communicate with DCU/RF meters in mesh properly.

Supply / Planning / Setup/Tuning of RF/GPRS Communication infrastructure including the Network Management and Headend for the project the IP-67 protection Data Concentrator Units (DCU) compatible for remote Automatic Metering Infrastructure (AMI) solution and capable of communicating with the smart energy Meter in the corresponding frequency band and with the data server through GPRS/Ethernet. It would have internal memory to store data of at least 200 modules. It would have inbuilt battery back-up. It would have IP-67 protection. It would support auto discovery of the meters and self healing mechanism for the breaks in the RF network.It would have the following minimum features: (1) It shall be able to configure the communication with underlying nodes / meters (2) It should be able to pull data at conifigurable frequency from the nodes / meters. It shall be able to prioritise control commands. (3) DCU would support on demand data from nodes. (4) DCU would support data transfer via cellular / optical fibre communication. In case of cellular communication, it would support dynamic IP sim from any telecom service provider (minimum 4G and fallback to 2G) working in the location. (5) DCU would be able to communicate to the nearest meters directly. For farther meters, it would allow communication through exisiting meters via mesh or other formation (repeater meters etc). (6) DCU would allow more than one make of meters for the communication. (7) Quoted rates deemed to include for hosting and GPRS charges/communication charges/broadband charges for minimum 2 years of defect liability period after completion.

Location :- (1) GE (AF) Nagpur= 12Nos (2) GE (AF) Ojhar = 08 Nos (3) GE (AF) Gurgaon = 13 (4) GE (AF) Tughlakabad =06 Nos (5) AGE(I) (AF) Manauri=02 Nos (6) GE (AF) E/M Chakeri =01 (7) GE (AF) B/R Chakeri = 05, (8) Borgad-06 Nos One Lot of HES (Head End System) / Gateway as per design shall be capable of meter data acquisition at user selected period, mantain time synchronism with smart energy /water meter and mantain communication device status and will provide visual interface to view the data/events with following features:

(a) Remote smart meter data reading at configurable intervals (upto 1500 meters) (b) Acquisition of meter data on demand. (c) Two way communication with meter/DCU/MDMS. (d) Command for connect and disconnect the smart meter. (e) Audit report and event alarm logging. (f) Encryption of data for source communication. (g) Mantain time sync with DCU/meter. (h) Store raw data for duration of one week. (j) Setting of smart meter configurable parameter. (k) Communication device status and history. (l) Critical and non critical meter event like temer/power failure etc.

Supply and Installation of single phase meter as repeaters Location :-(1)GE (AF) Nagpur= 17 Nos (2) GE (AF) Ojhar = 26 Nos (3) GE (AF) Gurgaon = 08 (4) GE (AF) Tughlakabad = 10Nos (5) AGE(I) (AF) Manauri= 05 Nos (6) GE (AF) E/M Chakeri =01 (7) GE (AF) (B/R) Chakeri = 05, (8) Borgad-10

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.