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Two agricultural drones will be used for spraying, applying fertilizer, mapping, and other tasks on farmland. They will be capable of handling liquids and granular materials, as well as automatically detecting obstacles during flight.
Another 10 drones are intended for inspections and monitoring. They will be equipped with standard and thermal imaging cameras, which will allow them to capture images of the terrain and detect temperature changes. The drones must be capable of operating at temperatures ranging from –10 to +40 °C and in strong winds.
The procurement is divided into two lots. The estimated cost of the first lot, which includes two agricultural drones, is 1.27 million lei, excluding VAT. The remaining amount is allocated to the second lot.
The application period will run until September 15, 2026.
