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Supply, Installation and Commissioning of a C-Band Dual-Polarisation Doppler Weather Radar System

Tender ID: 623174


Tender Details

Tender #:
Met_Serv_ESNZ000114RFP  
Status:
Closed
Publish Date:
21 August 2026
Closing Date:
30 September 2026
Closing Time:
01:00 PM (NZ)

Tender Description

⁠⁠⁠Overview

The Meteorological Service of New Zealand (MetService) is seeking proposals from suitably qualified suppliers for the design, manufacture, supply, installation, testing, commissioning and support of a C-Band Dual-Polarisation Doppler Weather Radar System utilising modern solid-state technology, capable of successful integration into MetService's existing operational weather radar network.

Scope

The scope includes:

  • Design of a C-Band Dual-Polarisation Doppler Weather Radar System utilising modern solid-state technology
  • Manufacture of the radar system
  • Supply of the radar system
  • Installation of the radar system
  • Testing of the radar system
  • Commissioning of the radar system
  • Ongoing support of the radar system
  • Integration of the radar system into MetService's existing operational weather radar network

Contractor Requirements

  • A proven and operationally mature solution that can be delivered, commissioned, integrated and transitioned into operational service within the required project timeframe
  • Ability to maintain high standards of quality, safety and performance
  • Demonstrated ability to provide operational performance, data quality and supportability suitable for integration into MetService's existing weather radar network

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Location

New Zealand   :   Auckland   :   Bay of Plenty   :   Canterbury   :   Chatham Islands   :   Gisborne   :   Hawke's Bay   :   Kermadec   :   Manawatu-Wanganui   :   Marlborough   :   Nelson   :   Northland   :   Otago   :   Southland   :   Subantartic   :   Taranaki   :   Tasman-Nelson   :   Three Kings   :   Waikato   :   Wellington   :   West Coast  

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