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Title-12: Technology-Enabled Anti-Narcotics Policing in Rohingya Camps: Assessing the Effectiveness of deployment of Integrated Unmanned Aerial Surveillance Systems and Drug Detection Canine Units in Combating Drug Trafficking. Background: Drug trafficking remains a major security and public safety concern in the Rohingya camps of Cox’s Bazar, where high population density, complex terrain, and proximity to cross-border trafficking routes create significant challenges for conventional law-enforcement operations. Traditional patrol and surveillance methods may have limitations in ensuring continuous monitoring, timely detection, and effective intelligence collection across these high-risk areas. The integration of Unmanned Aerial Surveillance Systems (drones) with drug-detection canine (K9) units offers a technology-enabled approach to strengthen anti-narcotics policing. Drones can support wider-area surveillance and rapid identification of suspicious activities, while K9 units can assist operational teams in detecting narcotics during targeted interventions. An integrated Drone-K9 model may therefore enhance surveillance capacity, operational responsiveness, and the efficient use of policing resources. This project will assess the operational effectiveness, cost-efficiency, scalability, and community acceptability of an integrated Drone-K9 anti-narcotics surveillance model through a pilot intervention in selected high-risk Rohingya camp areas. It will also examine changes in drug-related seizures, trafficking incident detection, arrests, and intelligence reporting, while identifying operational challenges and lessons learned. The findings are expected to provide evidence-based recommendations for determining the feasibility of wider deployment of this technology-enabled policing approach across Rohingya camp areas.
Closes 24 August 2026 at 13:00
Procurement information
- Tender ID
- 1316269
- Reference number
- 44.01.0400.000.032.99.0003.26-4679-2
- Package
- PSC Research Pk.-12 Technology-Enabled Anti-Narcotics Policing in Rohingya Camps: Assessing the Effectiveness of deployment of Integrated Unmanned Aerial Surveillance Systems and Drug Detection Canine Units in Combating Drug Trafficking
- Category
- Services
- Tendering type
- National Competitive Tendering
- Procurement method
- Quality and Cost Based Selection
- Work category
- Research and development services and related consultancy services.;Research and experimental development services;Research services;Experimental development services;Research and development consultancy services;Research consultancy services;Development consultancy services;Design and execution of research and development
- Budget type
- Revenue
- Source of funds
- Government
- District
- Dhaka
- Evaluation type
- Package wise
Published amounts
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- Official estimated value
- Value not publicly disclosed
Timeline
- Published10 August 2026 at 10:00
- Submission closes24 August 2026 at 13:00
- Details changed(packageNumber, description, eventType, category, budgetType, sourceOfFunds, district, briefDescription, evaluationType, invitingOfficialName, invitingOfficialDesignation, invitingOfficialAddress)25 August 2026 at 17:33
Buyer
- Ministry
- Ministry of Home Affairs
- Organization
- Bangladesh Police
- Procuring entity
- Research and Publication Section, Police Staff College Bangladesh
- Inviting official
- Nilufa Yeasmin
- Designation
- Director
- Address
- Address: Kafrul, Section-14, Mirpur, DhakaCity: DhakaThana: Dhaka North City CorporationDistrict: Dhaka - 1206Country: Bangladesh
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- egp-tender
- Last checked
- 25 August 2026 at 20:37
- Data quality
- Complete as published
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Recorded changes
- Details changed25 August 2026 at 17:33