Guangdong 80MW Photovoltaic EPC Project General Contracting Bidding!

On February 2, the EPC general contracting of photovoltaic projects in Pengshui Baojia District of Guangzhou was tendered publicly.

The announcement shows that the project is located in Baojia Town, Pengshui Miao and Tujia Autonomous County, Chongqing, with a planned installed capacity of 80 MW. It is proposed to use 620Wp N-type monocrystalline double-sided double-glass component 167020 block .

The project is expected to be divided into 40 photovoltaic power generation units, with 266 300 kW string inverters . The project adopts the technical scheme of piecewise power generation and centralized grid connection, and all the generated electricity is connected to the grid.

The project plans to build a new 110kV photovoltaic booster station. The main transformer capacity is designed as 1x90MVA. The booster station includes 110kV power distribution equipment, 35kV power distribution equipment and supporting equipment, station power system, complex building, etc.

The project is completed by turnkey contracting (photovoltaic modules, inverters and box transformers are purchased by the tenderer). The bidding scope includes the general contracting work of the whole process of project commencement ceremony, effect drawing and construction process record display, engineering survey and design, equipment and material procurement and supply, construction and installation engineering construction, etc.

The project is scheduled to complete full capacity grid connection by December 31, 2026. In terms of

performance, This tender requires the bidder to have at least one EPC general contracting project performance of grid-connected photovoltaic power station with single capacity of 50 MW or above from January 1, 2021 to the deadline for bidding.

This tender only accepts a consortium composed of no more than two units, one member of the consortium undertaking the design task and one member of the consortium undertaking the construction task, and signs the consortium agreement. The bid

closing/opening time is 9:30 on February 28, 2026.