Rajesh Power Services has secured a significant contract worth ₹75.05 crore from Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Prasaran Nigam (RVPNL). According to reports from Business Standard, the contract involves the construction of a 132/33 kV, 2X50 MVA GIS Substation at Pal, Jodhpur. The comprehensive project scope includes the design, supply, and installation of associated transmission lines, along with complete civil works, testing, and commissioning of the facility. As confirmed by Jyoti Dakshesh Mochi, Company Secretary and Compliance Officer of Rajesh Power Services Limited, the order was received in the normal course of business on July 27, 2026. The transaction is explicitly stated as arm's length, with no interest held by promoter, promoter group, or group companies in RVPNL, ensuring the transaction integrity.
The contract encompasses the entire turnkey execution of the substation project with a defined 18-month delivery window. As reported by Business Standard, the scope includes survey operations, supply of all equipment and materials, comprehensive erection works, and the critical civil works component. The project timeline includes the complete testing and commissioning of the facility, ensuring comprehensive delivery of the substation infrastructure to RVPNL's specifications. The contract structure requires Rajesh Power Services to handle all aspects of the project lifecycle, from initial survey through to final commissioning, demonstrating the company's integrated project management capabilities.
According to the contract details reported by Business Standard, this project represents a significant addition to Rajesh Power Services' portfolio in the Rajasthan power infrastructure sector. The ₹75.05 crore contract value demonstrates the company's capability in handling large-scale transmission and distribution projects, positioning it well for future opportunities in the state's power sector development initiatives. With the 18-month delivery timeline, the revenue recognition will be spread over the coming quarters, providing visibility into future cash flows and strengthening the company's order book position. The involvement of civil works and full equipment supply under a single turnkey contract reflects integrated project management capabilities, which are critical for large-scale power infrastructure developments in India.
