Professional 4K Broadcast Camcorder Packages Supply
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This subcontract opportunity is for the procurement and delivery of two professional broadcast-quality 4K field camcorder packages to support prime contractors on District of Columbia OCTFME projects. The required equipment includes Sony PXW-Z750 shoulder mount camcorders, Fujinon 2/3 inch Select Telephoto ZM Lenses, HDVF-EL30 viewfinders, VCT tripod adapters, SS-15D control kits, and Anton Bauer wedge mount adapters. Eligible bidders must be authorized resellers of Sony and Fujinon equipment. The contract is managed by the District of Columbia Cable Television, Film, Music and Entertainment office, with performance taking place at 1899 9th St NE. The response deadline for this solicitation is September 23, 2026.
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1899 9th St NE, DC, USASet-Aside
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FY26-OCTVME-RFTOB Camcorder equipment (DCSS)
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