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Delhi Police Invites Bids for 338 Advanced Surveillance Cameras

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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Delhi Police invited bids in July 2026 for 338 CCTV cameras across its Central and New Delhi districts. The tender, valued at Rs 15.66 crore, requires advanced features such as facial recognition, crowd detection, and automatic number plate recognition. The cameras are intended to cover VIP/VVIP routes for national celebrations.

From medianama.com

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The procurement creates a significant market opportunity for surveillance technology manufacturers in India. The specifications demand high-tech features, including facial recognition and edge analytics, driving demand for specialized security hardware.

CCTV cameras monitor security around Rashtrapati Bhavan, which is located in Delhi and houses Parliament and key government offices.

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  • manufacturerSpeculative

    Could see increased revenue from government procurement contracts.

  • IndiaSpeculative

    May see increased investment in surveillance technology infrastructure.

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