New Delhi, Oct. 16 -- The Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) has floated a tender worth an estimated Rs 9 crore to install and integrate a city-wide video surveillance and pollution monitoring system, officials said on Friday.
According to the October 14 bid document, bids will open on November 5, while a pre-bid meeting is scheduled for October 21 at the DPCC conference hall in Shastri Park.
The tender includes pan-tilt-zoom cameras with at least five-megapixel imaging, optical zoom exceeding 40 times, infrared illumination and onboard storage of at least 1 TB. The CCTV system must also have security testing certification from the STQC laboratory or another agency notified by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology.
The initiative follows the inauguration of 13 continuous ambient air quality monitoring stations and an Integrated Command and Control Centre at DMRC's IT Park in Shastri Park.
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