IPL 2022: BCCI issues tender and payment details to parties interested in staging closing ceremony
Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is keen on staging the IPL 2022 closing ceremony in Ahmedabad which will be hosting the final on May 29. The fans as well as the passionate enthusiasts of the game have been deprived of the traditional opening and closing ceremonies ever since the deadly COVID-19 pandemic made its impact in 2020.
Now, the BCCI has officially announced the release of the request for a proposal for staging the closing ceremony of the 15th edition of the marquee tournament. The statement issued by the national cricket board on the official website of the Indian Premier League has come up with a lot of information regarding the tender, payment details, and more.
Here’s all you need to know about the BCCI’s proposal regarding the closing ceremony
The BCCI through a tender process has decided to invite bids from reputed entities for organizing the closing ceremony of this year’s Indian Premier League. Meanwhile, the board has also made it clear that it reserves the right to cancel or amend the bidding process anytime without a valid reason.
The terms and conditions for the tender process include “eligibility requirements, process for submissions of bids, rights and obligations, etc. are contained in the ‘Request for Proposal’ (“RFP”) which will be made available on receipt of payment of a non-refundable fee of INR 1,00,000 (Indian Rupees One Lakh Only) plus any applicable Goods and Services Tax. The procedure to procure the RFP documents is enlisted in Annexure A to this document. The RFP will be available for purchase till April 25, 2022.”
The statement further adds that the parties can express their interest by sending an email to rfp@bcci.tv regarding the payment details of the purchase of the RFP.
More importantly, the BCCI has provided two bank account details for the purchase of the RFP. One is for the Indian entity for which the transaction will be done using the Indian Rupees (INR) while the second option is for a foreign entity and the currency used for the deal will be US Dollars (USD).
