The Technical Mission of the Republic of China (Taiwan) in St. Vincent & the Grenadines has opened a tender for Internet of Things (IoT) equipment aimed at agricultural applications.
The invitation runs from September 28 at 8:00 AM through October 2 at 4:00 PM. Interested bidders must submit quotations along with company registration documents to the mission's office in Pembroke or by email.
The equipment on offer includes seven AIoT smart weather stations with solar power, three smart control box sets for outdoor use, four drip irrigation kits, two inverted sprinkler kits, two electronic voltage-stabilized motors, ten rolls of outdoor network cable, twenty RJ45 connectors, and two crimping tools. The tender also includes ten operation platform and communication software licenses and ten sets of remote support and training.
Each weather station comes with a sensor control box featuring six channels and multiple sensors for measuring soil conditions, air quality, light radiation, rainfall, and wind direction and speed, along with a 4G network sharing box.
The control box sets include a 4G network sharing box, six 24-volt solenoid valves, a 220-volt motor, and a drip irrigation kit sized for one-thousand-square-metre fields.
A specification requirement states that chips manufactured in the People's Republic of China are prohibited in both the weather stations and control box sets.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest total price bid. Interested parties can contact the Technical Mission at +1784-430-0028 or submit inquiries to [email protected] and [email protected]
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