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ZM-MGEE-562801-CS-QCBS

Feasibility Study for National Lightning Detection Network – Zambia

Ministry of Green Economy and Enviroment · International

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Reference number
ZM-MGEE-562801-CS-QCBS
Government level
international
Solicitation type
Professional & Consulting Services
Title
Feasibility Study for National Lightning Detection Network – Zambia
Source ID
OP00466557

Details

Location
International

Summary

The Ministry of Green Economy and Environment of Zambia seeks consulting services to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study for establishing a National Lightning Detection Network (NLDN). The study will include situation analysis, user-requirements assessment, lightning-climatology baseline development, technology options evaluation (MTG-LI, commercial services, regional cooperation), ground-network design with performance modelling, technical specifications development, and 15-year lifecycle cost analysis. The project is funded by the World Bank, Climate Investment Funds, GEF, and other development partners totalling USD 137 million under the TRALARD II Project.

Description

REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA MINISTRY OF GREEN ECONOMY AND ENVIRONMENT REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST (CONSULTING SERVICES – FIRMS SELECTION) Project: Transforming Landscapes for Resilience and Development (TRALARD) II Project Grant/Project ID No.: P507971 Assignment Title: Feasibility Study for Establishment of a National Lightning Detection Network for Zambia Reference No.: ZM-MGEE-562801-CS-QCBS The Government of the Republic of Zambia, through the Ministry of Green Economy and Environment ...

Dates

Publication
2026/09/02 12:00:00 AM UTC
Closing date
2026/09/15 12:00:00 AM UTC

Estimated value

$150K – $500K USD

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