Awarded contract

Met Eireann invites tenders for the monitoring of the Green House Gas-Nitrous Oxide, at its environmental monitoring site at Bray Head Valentia for a Proof Of Concept phase.

Details

Value
350,000
Topic
Environmental management
Published
22 March 2024

Tender description

Met Eireann is invites tenders for supporting the monitoring of the Green House Gas-Nitrous Oxide, at its environmental monitoring site at Bray Head Valentia Island for a Proof Of Concept phase. The tenderer must be able to deploy Instrumentation in an ICOS (Integrated Carbon Observing System) compliant fashion with respect to calibration and data analysis, for the duration of the POC. The tenderer must be able to provide specialist expertise to utilise the data from the system to provide the basis for comprehensive modelling and analysis approaches to allows for the generation of a ‘top down’ estimate of national greenhouse gas emissions of the gas. The tenderer must also provide training to local staff to ensure appropriate skills and knowledge transfer and to also produce an end of POC report.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award published22 March 2024
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Award date22 March 2024

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