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Met Éireann is Ireland's national meteorological service, responsible for weather forecasting, climate monitoring, and related data services under the Department of Housing, Local Government and Development.[1][2] It operates at a mid-scale with total contracted value across 31 awards reaching €22.8 million, focusing on specialised procurement in IT services, weather radar systems, and defence-related equipment.[3][8] Primary categories include radar modernisation, process improvement, and ICT infrastructure.[7][8][10]
Strategic Context
Met Éireann pursues advanced weather infrastructure like the Irish Weather Radar Network Modernisation and ICT system deployments to enhance forecasting capabilities.[8][10] It engages in international bids such as hosting ECMWF EU-funded activities, indicating expansion in computational and climate services.[4] Limited data on current budgets or capital programmes, but ongoing contracts suggest steady investment in technology upgrades.[3]
Typical Suppliers
- Weather radar and dual-polarisation system providers
- ICT integration and deployment specialists
- Process improvement consultants for weather services
Supplier Tips
- Monitor eTenders.gov.ie for radar, IT, and process contracts from authority ID 1241
- Review recent awards like Weather Radar Modernisation for similar upcoming opportunities
- Engage via published notices on specialised meteorological tech rather than general IT
Updated 9 April 2026
Open Tenders
2 liveICT Migration and Managed Services for Met Éireann.
Met Eireann
Deadline TBC — verify on the official notice.
Met Éireann will be seeking Tenders for the provision of Managed ICT Infrastructure and Operations Support Services.
Met Eireann
Deadline TBC — verify on the official notice.
Recently Closed
Most recent 2 of 2Tender for the supply, delivery, and support of Present Weather Sensors, spares and ancillaries.
Met Eireann
The Supply of Meteorological Balloons and Parachutes
Met Eireann
Closed notices are retained as a signal of what this authority actually procures. Deadlines have passed, do not bid.