National Testing Agency
NTA seeks CCTV agencies by 5 March 2025 for exams
The National Testing Agency (NTA) of the Government of India is seeking to empanel agencies to provide CCTV surveillance services at examination centers across all Indian states and union territories for conducting fair examinations.
Who can bid: Agencies must be registered companies in India (consortiums not allowed), have been in the business of providing CCTV surveillance services for at least 3 years as of 31 March 2025, have at least 10,000 CCTV cameras with required software and hardware, and must be profitable (details on profitability not fully specified in document).
Key terms
- Last date for submission of Expression of Interest document: 21 February 2025
- Last date for receipt of proposals: 05 March 2025
- Period of empanelment: 1 year
- Estimated value: Not stated in document
- EMD/security amount: Not stated in document
- Tender type: Expression of Interest (EOI)
- Bid validity: Not stated in document
- Contract duration: 1 year
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National Testing Agency (NTA)
Tender · Ref. NTA/2025 · 1 Mar 2025
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