The Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) has issued a tender for the procurement of 400 MW of domestically manufactured solar modules. The tender is structured into four packages of 100 MWp each, allowing bidders to quote for capacities of 100, 200, 300, or 400 MW, but not for intermediary capacities like 150 or 250 MW. The scope includes testing, packing, and transportation. Bidders must submit their proposals online by December 12, with a pre-bid meeting scheduled for November 20. The techno-commercial bid will be opened on December 12 at 4 pm.
SECI invites bids for 400 MW domestic PV modules in India
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