Opportunity overview
Within Land and Property Services Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland (OSNI) is the directorate responsible for mapping Northern Ireland. Within OSNI the Geodetic Survey and Development team are responsible for maintaining and developing the Geodetic infrastructure and survey control frameworks which are essential for the accuracy of any survey work carried out in Northern Ireland by both public and private sector, including all mapping products created and maintained by OSNI. To support the surveying operations within Land and Property Services and the use of GNSS within Northern Ireland, Ordnance Survey maintains a network of continuously operating GNSS reference stations. OSNI now wish to establish a contract with a single supplier to purchase GNSS network processing software that is fit for purpose, user friendly, capable of receiving all current and proposed GNSS signals, future proof and be compatible with current and future LPS systems.
Awarded to
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- Contract value
- £203.6k
- Awarded
- Not supplied
- Contract signed
- 27 Feb 2025
- Award ID
- 007423-2025-1-1
- Status
- active
- Location
- Garbsen, DE, 30827, Germany
Classification
- CPV72000000 — IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
- CPV38112100 — Global navigation and positioning systems (GPS or equivalent)
- CPV48000000 — Software package and information systems
- CPV48326000 — Mapping software package
- CPV48326100 — Digital mapping system
- CPV48517000 — IT software package
Lots
- Within Land and Property Services Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland (OSNI) is the directorate responsible for mapping Northern Ireland. Within OSNI the Geodetic Survey and Development team are responsible for maintaining and developing the Geodetic infrastructure and survey control frameworks which are essential for the accuracy of any survey work carried out in Northern Ireland by both public and private sector, including all mapping products created and maintained by OSNI. To support the surveying operations within Land and Property Services and the use of GNSS within Northern Ireland, Ordnance Survey maintains a network of continuously operating GNSS reference stations. OSNI now wish to establish a contract with a single supplier to purchase GNSS network processing software that is fit for purpose, user friendly, capable of receiving all current and proposed GNSS signals, future proof and be compatible with current and future LPS systems.£178k