BMC Set To Award ₹5.10-Crore Video Wall Upgrade Contract Despite Bid 27.69% Below Estimated Cost
· Free Press Journal

Mumbai: Six months after scrapping an earlier tender over a bid 22.5% below the estimated cost, the BMC is set to award a fresh Rs 5.10-crore contract for its video wall upgrade to M/s Faxonics Technologies Pvt. Ltd., whose bid is an even steeper 27. 69% below the civic estimate.
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The project aims to modernise video walls at the BMC headquarters’ Disaster Management Control Room and its alternate facility in Parel.
Earlier Video Wall Tender Rejected Over 22.5% Below-Estimate Bid
Serving as the nerve centre of Mumbai’s surveillance and disaster-response network, the BMC’s video wall is once again at the centre of a tender controversy. In May 2026, the Standing Committee unanimously rejected the civic body's proposal to award the contract to M/s Star Electric after its bid came in 22.5% below the estimated cost. Notably, four of the five bidders had quoted below the estimate.
Faxonics Technologies Emerges As Lowest Bidder At ₹4.21 Crore
The BMC subsequently scrapped the proposal and floated a fresh tender. However, the revised bidding round has produced a similar outcome. All three bidders quoted below the estimated cost of Rs 5.82 crore, with M/s Faxonics Technologies Pvt. Ltd. emerging as the lowest bidder at Rs 4.21 crore — 27.69% below the estimate. The proposal will be placed before the Standing Committee for approval on Thursday, bringing the scrutiny of below-estimate bidding back into focus.
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Despite Mumbai's network of over 9,700 CCTV cameras, the existing video wall can display feeds from only 50-60 cameras at a time. It also lacks integration with crucial real-time information, including Disaster Management Department updates, IMD data, Doppler radar, Mumbai's GIS and the city's pumping station dashboard.
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