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NTPC floats tender for 215 MW wind project

Palak by Palak
February 17, 2026
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NTPC Green Energy Limited (NGEL), a wholly owned subsidiary of NTPC Limited, has floated a tender for the development of a 215 MW wind project for IndianOil NTPC Green Energy Limited (INGEL). INGEL is a joint venture between NGEL and the Indian Oil Corporation. The project will be situated at the Anantapur-II interstate transmission system (ISTS) substation in Andhra Pradesh under Tranche-III.

According to the tender guidelines, the scope of work covers the design, engineering, micro-siting, manufacturing, erection, testing, installation, and commissioning of the wind project. It also involves providing 10 years of operations and maintenance for the project, along with supplying mandatory spares.

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Furthermore, the selected bidders are required to provide the wind-monitoring masts and the external extra-high-voltage transmission line to the ISTS substation. They are also required to construct all the project site roads, storage area, and sheds, and obtain the project transfer of title/lease deeds, the right-of-way, and infrastructure development approvals, and transfer them to NGEL. The bid submission deadline is March 27, 2026. 

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