Estimated Value
Up to £500,000
Deadline
Not specified
Published
7 December 2018
Type
Not specified
Overview
The Met Office owns and operates a network of 17 in-house designed, C-band weather radars. Together these are a critical Met Office observing network, running 24/7 making near realtime measurements of precipitation in the atmosphere.
We have identified a potential requirement to purchase up to four additional transmitters for its network. At this stage, our timescales as to any possible procurement activity are not fixed.
In light of this, the Met Office is currently looking for informal expressions of interest from organisations that may be able to support us with our potential requirements. We want to get a better understanding of the typical capabilities, specifications and performance levels of weather radar transmitters currently available on the market.
Submission
Further information can be obtained by contacting adam.rossiter@metoffice.gov.uk, who will be able to provide you with: (a) further detail on our potential future needs; (b) instructions on how to submit an informal expression of interest and provide some information to the Met Office about your capabilities in meeting our potential requirements.
Additional details
Please note: this notice is an information gathering exercise rather than a call for competition, and therefore publication or response does not commit the Met Office or any respondents to a future procurement, nor provide any process exemptions or preferential treatment to any parties expressing an interest. The Met Office will not be liable for costs incurred by any interested party in participating in this exercise.
AI AnalysisMembers
Requirements, key tasks and tips for reading this tender — included with Tendarix membership.
£4.99/month after a 7-day free trial. Cancel anytime before it ends and you pay nothing.
Before you bid, buyers check
two years of filed accountsyour financial standingturnover vs contract valueyour Companies House recordcash flow for 30-day termscredit scores and ratios
Actions
Start free trialto open noticeCreate an account and start a 7-day free trial to open the buyer’s own notice and tender documents, plus fit scoring and the Bid Writer. Then £4.99/month — cancel anytime.
Open Bid WriterIndependent software, web & cloud studio. We design, build and grow digital products that quietly outlast their category.
How to Apply
Step-by-step submission guide
Submission Portal
Contracts Finder
Open the original notice
Click the button below to view this tender on Contracts Finder
Find the submission method
Look for "How to apply" section — most tenders link to an eSourcing platform (e.g. In-Tend, ProContract, Jaggaer)
Create an account
Register on the eSourcing platform for free — you'll need a company email and DUNS number
Download tender documents
Download the ITT (Invitation to Tender), specification, pricing schedule, and any templates
Submit your response
Upload completed documents through the portal before the deadline — late bids are automatically rejected
Most buyers do NOT accept email submissions. You must submit through their eSourcing platform. Check the notice for the exact link.
Buyer Profile
Met OfficeKey Dates
Published
7 December 2018
Submission deadline
Not specified
Notice type
planning
Source
contracts finder
Related Tenders
Tyres, tubes and associated services
This framework is for the supply and fit of tyres, and a range of ancillary services to East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Fleet Management Department. This framework will run from
Quarrying - north district
Quarrying works in the north of England comprise extraction and processing of aggregate from hard rock quarries, including associated drilling and blasting works. Materials are ext
Safeguarding in education (child protection) training standing list - 2026 reopen
The Council is seeking to allow new providers to apply for inclusion to our standing list of experienced and suitably qualified training providers to deliver Safeguarding Awareness
Mandatory training for students enrolled on healthcare programmes framework agreement
The University of Greenwich and the University of Kent successfully completed their merger on 3 August 2026, to create the new London and South East University Group - to be known
