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NTA to hire IP CCTV cameras for exam surveillance

The National Testing Agency (NTA) is contracting with agencies to hire IP-based CCTV color camera systems for live remote surveillance during examinations conducted across India on a zonal basis.

Bidders must be reputable and experienced agencies/firms. Eligibility criteria are specified in Part-II of the tender document (Special Conditions of Contract), but specific thresholds like turnover, experience, or certifications are not detailed in the provided text. Consortium bids are allowed if permitted in Part-II, with the lead partner meeting qualification criteria. The tender requires a bid security (EMD) of a specified amount, but the exact amount is not stated in the provided text.

  • Bid submission deadline: 3.00 PM on 3rd April 2019
  • EMD: To be submitted with the bid (amount not specified)
  • Tender type: Open tender (as per Notice Inviting Tenders)
  • Contract duration: Not stated in the document

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Notice 2019-04-03
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Document details
Official titleHiring of IP Based CCTV Color Camera Systems
Source bodyNational Testing Agency (NTA)
Reference numberNTA/2018-19/011
Statusclosed (archive)
Year2019
Closing date2019-04-03
Documents2 · changed 1× after publishing
Observations & questions a citizen might ask

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  • The department changed this document 1 time after first publishing it.
  • What prompted each amendment, and was the closing date extended to give bidders time to respond?
  • Do the eligibility and scope requirements match the stated purpose and estimated value?
  • Were all amendments published on the portal before the deadline?

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