Supply & Goods
Supply, erection, testing and commissioning of i) 132kV & 33kV Features at 220kV Switching station Tallapalli, ii) erection of 132kV DC line by making LILO of 132kV Macherla - NSRCPH to proposed 132kV features at 220kV SWS Tallapalli, iii) Laying of 132kV UG cable to 220/132kV SS Tallapalli by making LILO of 132kV RCPH-Macherla line, iv) Formation/making of 132kV Tallapalli - Veldurthy feeder by stringing 2nd circuit on the existing 132kV Macherla - Veldurthy DC/SC line from 132kV SS Veldurthy to the proposed LILO point/ existing 132kV lines crossing points and utilizing part of existing 132kV NSRCPH - Macherla line from Tallapalli SWS, v) Shifting/ Relocation of towers of loc no. 412 and loc no 413 of 220kV Inuparajupally - Tallapally (DC) line for proposed features in 220kV SS Tallapally and vi) Erection of 132kV Bay at 132kV SS Veldurty in Palnadu district
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16 Sept 2026Aptransco works has invited bids for supply, Erection, Testing and Commissioning of I) 132KV & 33KV Features at 220KV Switching Station Tallapalli, II) Erection of 132KV DC Line by Making Lilo of 132KV Macherla - Nsrcph to Proposed 132KV Features at 220KV Sws Tallapalli, III) Laying of 132KV Ug Cable to 220/132KV SS Tallapalli by Makin, in Andhra Pradesh. These cables are the insulated copper or aluminium wires that carry power underground or along poles.
The work is worth about ₹35.14 Cr (a value we've confirmed against this tender's portal page). As a rough guide, typical supply & goods costs would run near ₹30.57 Cr, leaving roughly ₹2.46 Cr–₹5.62 Cr (7–16%) — but that's a category estimate, not this tender's actual costs, so price from the official BOQ before you bid.
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