SYSTRA Lowest Bidder for Patna Metro’s 25 kV OHE DDC

SYSTRA MVA Consulting (India) Pvt. Ltd. this past week emerged as the lowest bidder to provide Detailed Design Consultant (DDC) services for the 25 kV OHE system, power supply and SCADA system for Patna Metro’s 32.53 km Phase 1 project.

Bids for this DDC service were invited under contract PEDD-01 in January 2020, technical bids were opened on February 18, and financial bids were opened on March 4.

Here are the financial bid values submitted by all the bidders. DMRC’s estimate was Rs. 4.36 crores.

FirmBid
SYSTRA MVA Consulting (India) Pvt. Ltd.Rs. 2.44 cr
Ardanuy Ingeniera S.A. – Ardanuy India Pvt Ltd. JVNot Opened

Ardanuy consortium’s financial bid was not opened as they were found to be technically non-compliant to the tender conditions / requirements. SYSTRA’s bid was about 44% less than DMRC’s estimate, so if no issues arise – then in the coming weeks, if not already, they’ll be issued a letter of award (LOA).

Route map with general alignment of Patna Metro’s Phase 1 lines as originally envisioned by RITES – view Patna Metro map & info

Meanwhile, in western India – the Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation (GMRC) in January invited bids for a similar consultancy contract for Phase 1 of Surat’s new metro project. That system will operate using a 750 V DC Third Rail system, just like the Ahmedabad Metro. Bid results are awaited.

For more updates, check out the Patna section of The Metro Rail Guy!

– TMRG

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3 Responses to "SYSTRA Lowest Bidder for Patna Metro’s 25 kV OHE DDC"

  1. Maddy says:

    Bro when will Bengaluru ORR tenders be opened?

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    • TMRG says:

      Last date for submission was extended to March 13. Same day the pre-qualification docs & technical bids will be opened, if no further extensions.

      Reply
  2. Ankit says:

    Will this company will able to establish power supply for the Patna Metro Rail, as Bihar has no source of regular power supply?

    Reply

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