Kerala Invites Bids For 2 KM Solar Fencing Project At Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary

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The Kerala government has announced a tender for installing solar power fencing at Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. The fencing project, extending over a stretch of 2 kilometers, aims to address issues related to wildlife intrusion. Interested parties must submit bids online via the official website, .

The estimated cost for this project is ₹6,20,000, and a bid security deposit of ₹15,500 is required. The tender documents can be purchased for ₹200 and should be submitted electronically. The last date for bid submission is January 28, 2025, by 5:00 PM, and the opening of the bids is scheduled for January 29, 2025, at 11:00 AM.

Applicants must follow the e-tender process for submission and ensure all required documents are uploaded correctly. Technical specifications and other details are provided in the tender documents available online. For further assistance, bidders can contact the relevant offices through the provided phone numbers.

 

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