June 9, 2026

Government institutions, municipalities, schools, and public bodies in Nepal are increasingly procuring LED display boards for public information, wayfinding, and digital communication. This guide covers recommended specifications, the PPMO procurement process, required documentation, price guidelines, and why Evolve Tech is the preferred supplier for government LED display projects in Nepal.

Government Use Cases for LED Display Boards in Nepal

LED display boards serve critical communication functions across Nepal’s public sector. Municipalities and ward offices use outdoor LED displays for public announcements, emergency alerts, and civic information. Schools and universities use indoor LED boards for timetables, notices, and event information. Hospitals and health facilities use LED displays for patient queuing systems and wayfinding. Government offices and ministries use LED video walls for public-facing information and media briefings. Transportation hubs including airports, bus parks, and railway stations use LED displays for departure/arrival boards. Police, army, and security agencies use LED displays for command and control rooms.

Recommended Outdoor LED Display Specifications for Government Projects Nepal

For government outdoor LED display boards in Nepal, the minimum recommended specifications are: pixel pitch P4 to P6 (suitable for public viewing distances of 6–15 metres), brightness 6,000–8,000 nits (for full sunlight visibility), IP rating IP65 (fully weatherproof for Nepal’s monsoon conditions), refresh rate ≥1,920 Hz, operating temperature -20°C to +60°C, cabinet material die-cast aluminium for structural integrity, certifications CE and RoHS mandatory, and viewing angle ≥140° horizontal. For security applications and tender compliance, always specify the exact pixel pitch and brightness in the technical requirements.

Recommended Indoor LED Display Specifications for Government Projects Nepal

For indoor government LED displays including conference rooms, public information boards, and control rooms, recommended specifications are: pixel pitch P2 to P3 for standard viewing distances of 3–8 metres (P1.5 COB for control room applications), brightness 800–1,200 nits, IP rating IP31 minimum, refresh rate ≥3,840 Hz, certifications CE, RoHS, and FCC, grey scale ≥14-bit, and service access front-service design preferred for wall-mounted government installations.

Government LED Display Procurement Process in Nepal (PPMO/e-GP)

Government procurement of LED displays in Nepal follows the Public Procurement Act 2063 and is processed through PPMO’s e-GP (electronic Government Procurement) system. The seven-step process is as follows. Step 1: Needs assessment — the procuring entity determines technical requirements and prepares specifications. Step 2: Budget approval — the project must be included in the approved annual programme (AAP) with budget allocated. Step 3: Procurement planning — the tender is planned and announced on e-GP portal (bolpatra.gov.np). Step 4: Bidding documents — technical specifications, evaluation criteria, and contract terms are published. Step 5: Bid submission and evaluation — qualified bidders submit technical and financial bids; evaluation follows PPMO guidelines. Step 6: Contract award — the lowest evaluated compliant bidder receives the contract. Step 7: Supply, installation, and handover — the supplier delivers, installs, commissions, and provides operator training.

Required Documentation for Government LED Display Tenders Nepal

Suppliers bidding for government LED display contracts in Nepal typically need to provide company registration certificate (Office of Company Registrar), PAN/VAT registration certificate, tax clearance certificate (current financial year), audited financial statements (last 3 years), similar work experience certificates (completed LED display projects for government or corporate clients), technical specification compliance matrix signed by authorised representative, manufacturer authorisation letter (from the LED panel brand), ISO certification of the manufacturer (if specified in bid document), and bid security (usually 2% of bid amount in bank guarantee form).

Government LED Display Price Guide Nepal (NPR, 2025)

Budget estimates for common government LED display applications in Nepal: small outdoor information board (2×1.5m, P6): NPR 300,000–500,000 including installation; medium outdoor display (4×3m, P5): NPR 800,000–1,200,000 including installation; large public display (6×4m, P4): NPR 1,500,000–2,200,000 including installation; indoor conference/boardroom display (3×2m, P2.5): NPR 500,000–800,000 including installation; control room LED video wall (6×2m, P1.5 COB): NPR 1,800,000–2,800,000 including installation. All prices are for Unilumin-brand certified panels. These are estimates only — actual tender prices depend on scope, site conditions, and market conditions at time of procurement.

Why Evolve Tech for Government LED Display Projects in Nepal

Evolve Tech has successfully supplied LED display solutions to government and institutional clients across Nepal including municipalities, ward offices, schools, and public institutions. As Nepal’s official Unilumin partner, we provide certified products that meet international standards required by government procurement specifications. Our documentation package — including manufacturer authorisation, CE/RoHS certificates, and work completion certificates from previous government projects — is ready for tender submission. We provide complete after-sales service including a 2-year warranty, spare parts in Nepal, and a local technical team for maintenance.

Frequently Asked Questions – Government LED Display Board Nepal

What specifications should a government LED display board in Nepal have?

For outdoor government LED display boards in Nepal, minimum recommended specifications are P4–P6 pixel pitch, 6,000+ nits brightness, IP65 weatherproofing, CE and RoHS certification, and die-cast aluminium cabinets. For indoor government displays, P2–P3 pixel pitch, 800–1,200 nits, and IP31 rating are standard. Always include exact pixel pitch and brightness values in tender technical specifications to prevent sub-standard panel substitution.

How does government procurement of LED displays work in Nepal?

Government LED display procurement in Nepal follows the Public Procurement Act 2063 and must be processed through the PPMO e-GP system (bolpatra.gov.np). Projects above NPR 1,000,000 require open competitive bidding. The process includes publishing bidding documents, competitive bid submission, technical and financial evaluation, and contract award to the lowest evaluated compliant bidder.

Can Evolve Tech supply LED displays for government tenders in Nepal?

Yes — Evolve Tech has all documentation required for government tender participation including company registration, PAN/VAT, tax clearance, audited financials, manufacturer authorisation from Unilumin, CE/RoHS certificates, and work completion certificates from previous projects. Contact us at least 3 weeks before tender submission to allow time for documentation preparation.

What is the price of a government outdoor LED display board in Nepal?

Government outdoor LED display board prices in Nepal depend on size and specification. A standard 2×1.5 metre P6 outdoor information board costs approximately NPR 300,000–500,000 including installation. A larger 4×3 metre P5 public display costs NPR 800,000–1,200,000. Prices in government tenders should include supply, installation, 2-year warranty, and operator training. Contact Evolve Tech for a pre-tender budget estimate.

Do LED displays supplied for government projects in Nepal come with a warranty?

Yes — Evolve Tech provides a 2-year comprehensive warranty on all Unilumin LED panels supplied for government projects. The warranty covers manufacturing defects, LED module failure, and control system issues. Annual maintenance contracts (AMC) beyond the warranty period are also available. Government contracts typically specify a minimum 2-year warranty, which we meet and often exceed through our local service team.