Prasar Bharati Internet Bandwidth & Replication Service Tender 2025 India National long distance

Bidders should prepare a technical bid for Internet Bandwidth and Replication Service, with demonstrated experience in similar services during the last three financial years. Ensure eligibility thresholds (40/60/80% of ₹247,000) are met and include required documents such as GST, PAN, and experience certificates. Verify any ATC attachments for exact submission lists.

Submit GST registration, PAN, experience certificates for similar telecom services, financial statements, and EMD documents if specified in the ATC. Include technical compliance certificates and any OEM authorizations if applicable. As per tender terms, attach evidence of past performance meeting the 40–80% cost criteria.

Eligibility requires proven completion of similar Internet bandwidth/replication projects within the last three financial years. At least three such projects must total ≥ 40% of ₹247,000, or two ≥ 60%, or one ≥ 80% of ₹247,000, demonstrating capability for nationwide NLD services.

Estimated value is ₹247,000. The scope covers Internet Bandwidth and Replication Service (Internet Leased Line) with national reach and replication capabilities to support broadcasting operations, though explicit BoQ items are not provided in the current data.

Eligibility thresholds are: (a) three similar services costing ≥ 40% of ₹247,000, (b) two similar services ≥ 60%, or (c) a single service ≥ 80% of ₹247,000. These must be completed in the current and past three financial years.

The tender data does not specify exact delivery timelines. Bidders should expect to propose a deployment plan aligned with national coverage and replication requirements, subject to formal contract terms and government procurement schedules.

Acceptance will likely depend on successful demonstration of nationwide Internet Leased Line performance, replication reliability, and compliance with past-performance thresholds. Bidders should prepare service-level expectations, uptime guarantees, and configuration details to satisfy the procurement’s technical expectations.

The provided data does not specify penalty clauses. Bidders should review the ATC document for precise liquidated damages, performance guarantees, and penalties, and be ready to align their service delivery with contract-wide SLA commitments.