Supply, Installation and Net Metering of 10 KW On-Grid Solar System at NLC Commercial Petrol Pump Gujranwala

This tender invites qualified firms to supply, install, and commission a 10 KW On-Grid Solar System at the NLC Commercial Petrol Pump in Gujranwala under the National Logistics Corporation. The project focuses on deploying high-efficiency solar panels and inverters with net metering capabilities to optimize energy use and reduce reliance on unreliable grid power in Gujranwala. The scope includes detailed site surveys, load calculations, and solar cost-benefit analysis. The system must use Tier-1 mono crystalline PV panels with over 24% efficiency, advanced inverters with real-time monitoring, and robust mounting structures designed to withstand local environmental conditions. The installation requires compliance with IEC standards and includes net metering setup with the local DISCO. The contractor is responsible for all technical and regulatory approvals, including NEPRA registration and net metering documentation. Bidders must hold valid AEDB registration Category C-3 or above, PEC membership Category C6 or higher, and demonstrate at least five years of experience with turnkey solar projects. Firms should be active tax filers with NTN and STRN, and provide a non-blacklisting certificate. The tender requires submission of technical and financial bids separately, with earnest money and bid security as per rules. The contract includes a warranty of 30 years for PV panels and 5 years for inverters and the complete system. Submission deadline is **2024-06-30 23:59:59**. Bids must be delivered to the Head Quarters National Logistics Corporation, Harding Road, Rawalpindi, in sealed envelopes clearly marked. The technical bid will be opened first, followed by financial bids of technically qualified firms. Late submissions or incomplete bids will be rejected. Pro-Tip: Ensure your bid includes a detailed comparison chart and all technical brochures signed and marked as per tender requirements. Also, verify the stamp duty payment of 0.25% of contract value as per government regulations to avoid disqualification.