The Maharashtra Energy Development Agency (MEDA) has floated a ₹31.36 lakh tender in Amravati district that bundles three distinct solar works into a single award: a 5 HP DC solar-powered water pumping system with a 5,000-litre double-layer storage tank on an MS stand, 6 solar-based LED high masts at 9 metres with Remote Monitoring Systems, and 8 solar street lighting systems at 8 metres.
Why bundle water, high mast and street light together
MEDA frequently combines solar water pumping with solar lighting works when both are being installed at the same site or cluster of sites — sharing site mobilisation, civil work crews, and a single testing/commissioning window across all three components lowers the effective per-unit cost compared to running three separate tenders.
Reading the high mast specification
At 9 metres, these high masts sit at the shorter end of the category, suited to lighting a village common area, water point, or road junction rather than a large open ground — the RMS fitting again lets MEDA's field teams monitor battery and panel status remotely rather than relying on manual rounds.
The street lighting component
The 8 solar street lighting systems at 8 metres each are likely intended for approach roads or internal lanes connecting to the same site as the water pump and high masts, rounding out a complete off-grid lighting-and-water package for the target location.
