The stay order placed by the State Energy Department on the tender process for developing solar projects under the Karnataka's Solar Mission has been lifted. Karnataka Renewable Energy Development Ltd (KREDL) is set to open the technical and financial bids in a couple of days.
The main issue that led to the stay was a complaint from bidders stating that KREDL should have followed e-tendering procedure for the bidding process for companies to participate in the Karnataka Solar Mission.
According to Mr N.S. Prasanna Kumar, Managing Director, KREDL, the case “had been resolved”. “The Cabinet has cleared the proposal and we are expecting communication from the cabinet any moment,” he said.
The main issue that led to the stay was a complaint from bidders stating that KREDL should have followed e-tendering procedure for the bidding process for companies to participate in the Karnataka Solar Mission.
According to Mr N.S. Prasanna Kumar, Managing Director, KREDL, the case “had been resolved”. “The Cabinet has cleared the proposal and we are expecting communication from the cabinet any moment,” he said.
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