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New Delhi: NTPC, the largest power generator in the country, is learnt to have started preparations for inviting a second round of international bidding for supply of equipment to its Barh-1 project. This follows the Central Bureau of Inverstigation's allegation that the existing contract holder, Russian firm Technopromoexport (TPE), had given kickbacks of as much as Rs 100 crore to get the contact.

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