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    Denmark: Tenders/Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI)/Satellite imagery for in-shore ice analysis in Greenland

    1. Competition notice published

      Dec 5, 2023 9:14 AMDecember 5, 2023 9:14 AM

    2. Contract signed

      Mar 22, 2024 12:00 AMMarch 22, 2024 12:00 AM

    3. Result notice published

      Apr 4, 2024 4:23 AMApril 4, 2024 4:23 AM

    Brief

    Satellite imagery for in-shore ice analysis in Greenland

    Awarded

    The competition has ended and a winner has been selected.

    Deadline
    Apr 3, 2024Expired
    Award
    Quality 40%
    Procedure
    OpenSingle stage
    Agreement
    Buying services
    Estimated value
    DKK 9Mover 2 years

    Brief

    DMI monitors and reports routinely on sea ice and iceberg conditions near shore and inshore in South Greenland for direct support and guidance of local shipping. The suite of local ships ranges from com-mercial, passenger and coast guard ships to small individual and sail boats. The occurrence of sea ice and icebergs is a hazard or obstacle to local shipping. It has been procedure for years to notify local shipping about difficult ice before they actually enter such areas so appropriate bridge decisions can made. The primary area of interest is within 59°45’N-62°00N and 42°50’W-48°30’W. The standard products based on the helicopter recce are the following: - Ice report in plain language - Photo series of ice conditions at selected or critical positions or annotated satellite imagery. Most often .jpg files with symbols and explanations of ice conditions. - Direct ice advisory to ships via HF radio Satellite data recorded in visual wavelength in resolutions of 15-20 m or better are very valuable for the inshore mapping program however fog, cloud cover and winter darkness is a significant limitation and imagery recorded with Synthetic Aperture Radar is a necessary complimentary datasource. Near real time delivery of data is critical for the inshore program however access to data within a couple of hours turned out to be acceptable.

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    Result

    TED
    • Kongsberg Satellite Services AS
      Winner
    • Number of bids
      1
    • Contract value
      DKK 9,000,000

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      The sub-criteria "quality" consists of: * Order flexibility - 20% * Satellite system - 20% * Resolution - 20% * Timeliness - 20% * The terrain correction of imagery - 5% * Complimentary Products - 5% * Data policy - 10% See the tender conditions for further information.

      Sub-criteria

      • Order flexibility20%

        Order flexibility - 20%

      • Satellite system20%

        Satellite system - 20%

      • Resolution20%

        Resolution - 20%

      • Timeliness20%

        Timeliness - 20%

      • Data policy10%

        Data policy - 10%

      • Terrain correction of imagery5%

        The terrain correction of imagery - 5%

      • Complimentary Products5%

        Complimentary Products - 5%

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    From the notice

    • DMI monitors and reports routinely on sea ice and iceberg conditions near shore and inshore in South Greenland for direct support and guidance of local shipping. The suite of local ships ranges from com-mercial, passenger and coast guard ships to small individual and sail boats. The occurrence of sea ice and icebergs is a hazard or obstacle to local shipping. It has been procedure for years to notify local shipping about difficult ice before they actually enter such areas so appropriate bridge decisions can made. The primary area of interest is within 59°45’N-62°00N and 42°50’W-48°30’W. The standard products based on the helicopter recce are the following: - Ice report in plain language - Photo series of ice conditions at selected or critical positions or annotated satellite imagery. Most often .jpg files with symbols and explanations of ice conditions. - Direct ice advisory to ships via HF radio Satellite data recorded in visual wavelength in resolutions of 15-20 m or better are very valuable for the inshore mapping program however fog, cloud cover and winter darkness is a significant limitation and imagery recorded with Synthetic Aperture Radar is a necessary complimentary datasource. Near real time delivery of data is critical for the inshore program however access to data within a couple of hours turned out to be acceptable.

    • Contact

      Sofie Ørstedsooer@sdfi.dk
    • Type
      Result
    • Main code
      Meteorology services
      71351610
    • 34712200Satellites