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NTA seeks EOI for satellite launching



KATHMANDU: Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA) has called for Expression of Interest to launch the country’s own satellite.

The NTA has sought a new proposal to this regard as it had earlier decided to cancel the earlier call for EOI on December 7.

The TA sought for the EOI to launch the satellite in the orbital positions allocated to Nepal by International Telecommunications Union (ITU).

NTA Spokesperson Meen Prasad Aryal stated that qualification (40 percent), experience (50 percent) and competency (10 percent) are the criteria of the selection of consultant in reference to the EOI.

The selected company should assist the NTA in preparing policies for regulation and safety, trade and operation model, in preparing specification while announcing the bid, should explore commercial potentiality of the satellite and give advice for regulation after the satellite launching.

Earlier, the government had issued a policy on satellite, promoting to launch its own satellite by 2022 AD and the policy had prompted the cancellation of the 2016 EOI.

A total of 22 companies from 12 countries had expressed the interest to be part of NTA for the satellite launching.

Publish Date : 18 December 2020 19:59 PM

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