Public invitation to contract co-production for the realization of pre-production; production and post-production of timeless content

Television Regional del Oriente Limitada, operating as Canal TRO, is issuing a public invitation for co-production services to undertake the complete lifecycle of timeless content creation. This includes pre-production, production, and post-production phases. The content will be developed in two formats: chronicle and free format. This initiative is in accordance with Resolution 00009 of the FUTIC. The contracting entity, Television Regional del Oriente Limitada, is located in Floridablanca, Santander. The contract type is specified as 'Other', and the modality is 'Special regime contracting (with offers)'. The reference number for this tender is TRO-IP-001-2025. Canal TRO seeks to enhance its content offerings with durable and engaging material suitable for ongoing broadcast and archival purposes. Interested parties are invited to submit proposals that demonstrate their capacity to deliver high-quality audiovisual content, adhering to the specified formats and the regulatory framework outlined in the FUTIC resolution. The co-production agreement aims to foster collaborative efforts in content creation, leveraging the expertise of external producers to enrich the programming of Canal TRO. This tender represents an opportunity for production companies to partner with a regional television channel and contribute to the development of lasting media assets.

This is a services contract in the media and communication and culture and heritage sectors, with a focus on Broadcasting and Digital Media. Located in Colombia, Latin America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of COP 200.0 million.

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