Mauritius’ Central Electricity Board Awards MUR 23.52 Million Contract for Low Voltage Fuse Switch Disconnectors
13 Nov 2025
Mauritius - 1 October 2025, The Central Electricity Board (CEB) of Mauritius has awarded a contract worth MUR 23.52 million to Automation & Power Products Ltd for the procurement of low-voltage fuse switch disconnectors rated at 400A. The contract, signed on October 1, 2025, supports CEB’s ongoing efforts to upgrade and reinforce its electrical distribution infrastructure across the island.Project Scope and Contract Details The awarded contract (Notice Ref No: OAB-TD-2025-8959, TOT Ref No: 20956981) involves the supply and delivery of fuse switch disconnectors designed for low-voltage applications. These critical components play a key role in ensuring safe and efficient power distribution within the national grid, protecting electrical systems from overloads and facilitating network maintenance.The contract, valued at MUR 23,520,000, aligns with the Central Electricity Board’s strategic plan to modernise Mauritius’s power infrastructure and ensure greater grid reliability. The procurement was conducted through an Open Advertised Bidding (OAB) process, promoting transparency and competitiveness in the selection of suppliers.Entities Involved Purchaser: Central Electricity Board (CEB), Mauritius PO Box 134, Rue du Savoir, Ebene Cybercity, Ebene 72201 Tel: +230 404-2000 | Email: ceb@ceb.mu Supplier: Automation & Power Products Ltd, Mauritius Automation & Power Products Ltd, a leading local supplier of electrical and automation equipment, brings a strong reputation for quality, reliability, and technical expertise. The company’s selection underscores CEB’s commitment to working with domestic suppliers capable of meeting international quality standards.Significance and Impact This procurement project represents a vital step in enhancing the reliability and safety of Mauritius’s low-voltage power distribution network. By upgrading switch disconnector systems, the CEB aims to reduce outages, improve operational efficiency, and strengthen the island’s energy infrastructure in line with growing electricity demand.The initiative also supports the country’s broader goal of improving power system resilience and ensuring sustainable energy delivery to households, businesses, and industries. Enhanced network performance will help minimise maintenance downtime and improve overall service reliability for end-users.Technical and Financial Details: Contract Value: MUR 23,520,000 Contract Date: October 1, 2025 Procurement Type: Open Advertised Bidding (OAB) Equipment: Fuse Switch Disconnectors - Low Voltage, 400A Location: Mauritius Strategic Implications and Future Outlook The award reinforces the Central Electricity Board’s long-term commitment to modernising Mauritius’s power distribution systems. The successful completion of this contract is expected to enhance the operational integrity of the grid and support future infrastructure development projects.By investing in robust, high-quality electrical components, CEB is paving the way for a more reliable and efficient energy network - a crucial foundation for Mauritius’s continued economic growth and sustainable development.Latest Government Tenders and Contract Awards in Mauritius - TendersOnTimeTendersOnTime - Your trusted source for latest government tenders, RFPs, RFQs, and contract awards in Mauritius Stay updated with the latest public procurement opportunities and tender notices in Mauritius at TendersOnTime Find all Mauritius government tenders, eProcurement updates, and contract award notices on TendersOnTimeExplore live tenders, bids, and procurement opportunities in Mauritius with TendersOnTime - The global tender portalTendersOnTime brings you verified tenders, procurement news, and contract awards from Mauritius and worldwideTags: #Mauritius #CentralElectricityBoard #CEB #AutomationAndPowerProducts #ElectricalInfrastructure #FuseSwitchDisconnector #LowVoltageEquipment #GovernmentContracts #ContractAward #ProcurementNews #AwardedTenders #EnergyInfrastructure #PowerDistribution #MauritiusEnergySector
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