Tendering Engineer - Substation & Transmission Line | Mumbai
- LocationMumbai, Mahārāshtra, India
- Work typeOn-site
- Posted11 November 2026
- SourceHudson Manpower's careers page (Recruitee)
Last checked34 min ago: still listed on Hudson Manpower's careers page. First seen 15 h ago.
At a glance
- Experience5+ years
- EducationBachelor's degree
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About the role
We are hiring an experienced Tendering Engineer for reputed EPC Company
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare technical and commercial tenders for substation and Transmission line projects.
- Study and analyze RFQs, tender documents, specifications, BOQ and client requirements.
- Prepare cost estimates, BOQ, material take-off and pricing for AIS/GIS substations.
- Coordinate with Engineering, Procurement, Projects and Commercial teams for tender preparation.
- Prepare technical compliance statements, deviations and clarifications.
- Obtain and evaluate quotations from vendors/subcontractors.
- Prepare price comparison statements and finalize competitive rates.
- Support preparation of technical and commercial proposals within tender deadlines.
- Analyze project scope, specifications, drawings and contractual requirements.
- Participate in pre-bid meetings and client/vendor discussions.
- Maintain tender documentation and ensure compliance with client specifications and applicable standards
Attractive Salary + Benefits
Job Location : Mumbai ( Worli )
- 5–10 Years in Tendering / Estimation for Substation and Transmission line Projects
- B.E./B.Tech in Electrical Engineering
- AIS / GIS Substation Projects
- 33kV / 66kV / 132kV / 220kV / 400kV substations
- EPC / Power Transmission projects
- BOQ, costing and material estimation
- Technical & commercial bid preparation
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