A tender for the Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) sub-market yard at Soygaon, in Soygaon taluka, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district, calls for supplying and erecting a power supply arrangement along with an all-in-one integrated solar mini high mast and an all-in-one integrated solar street light fitting mounted on an octagonal pole.
Why market yards need their own lighting works
APMC yards operate on their own extended hours, especially during harvest season when farmers bring produce for auction well before sunrise or continue trading into the evening. Adequate yard lighting directly affects both trading safety and how late an auction can reasonably run, making it a recurring, self-funded infrastructure line item for market committees separate from general municipal lighting budgets.
What 'all-in-one integrated' means
An all-in-one integrated solar fixture houses the panel, battery, controller and LED light engine within a single compact unit mounted directly on the pole head, rather than running a separate ground-mounted battery box — simpler to install and with less exposed wiring for a market yard's often dusty, high-traffic environment.
A mini high mast for a working yard
A 'mini' high mast sits between a standard street light pole and a full-scale high mast in both height and light throw — enough to cover a market yard's central weighing and auction area from one point without the cost of a full-size high mast built for a stadium or highway junction.
