25N05173 - Acquisition of camera traps

Tender reference 25N05173 concerns the acquisition of camera traps. Camera traps, also known as trail cameras, are motion-activated or time-lapse cameras used for remote photographic surveillance of wildlife. This procurement aims to obtain devices for monitoring animal populations, studying their behavior, and conducting ecological research or conservation efforts. The objective is to acquire robust, reliable camera traps capable of operating effectively in various environmental conditions, often in remote outdoor settings. Key features may include high-resolution imaging, effective night vision (infrared flash), durable weather-resistant casings, long battery life, and efficient motion detection. The acquiring entity seeks camera traps that provide high-quality data for scientific purposes. Bidders are expected to provide detailed specifications of the camera traps, including image quality, trigger speed, detection range, battery performance, storage capacity, and environmental resilience. This acquisition supports wildlife research and monitoring initiatives.

This is a supplies contract in the Research, environment and climate and information and communication technology sectors, with a focus on Biodiversity. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 5,783.

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