Thermal Power Procurement: Revised GUVNL 4,000 MW DBFOO Tender Framework

Thermal power developers, EPC contractors, equipment manufacturers and project financiers can review revised conditions for GUVNL's Thermal power procurement programme.
The Thermal power procurement framework concerns 4,000 MW of installed coal-based capacity under the DBFOO model.
The Thermal power procurement clarifications specify a minimum bid capacity of 800 MW and maximum of 2,400 MW.
Performance security has been reduced to Rs 15 lakh/MW, while bid security remains Rs 5 lakh/MW.
The revised normative availability requirement is 85%, and the first-unit supply commencement period is 1,278 days.
GUVNL permits phased completion certification and corresponding unit-wise tariff entitlement.
Eligible projects must use supercritical or ultra-supercritical technology and meet domestic boiler, turbine and generator manufacturing requirements.
Developers should review the revised milestones, fuel transportation provisions and net contracted-capacity requirements.
EnergylineIndia.com covers these Thermal power procurement amendments for companies tracking Power EPC tenders India.