Procurements: Radio-frequency booster stations

3 archived procurements

Radio-frequency booster stations have been procured by organizations such as Education Procurement Service (EPS), and The Office of Government Procurement.

Historically, suppliers within this area have been Global EMC UK LImited, Rohde and Schwarz, and Tetra Ireland.

Radio, television, communication, telecommunication and related equipment

Transmission apparatus for radiotelephony, radiotelegraphy, radio broadcasting and television

Radio transmission apparatus with reception apparatus

Recent procurements of radio-frequency booster stations in Ireland

2017-10-11 Expressions of Interest for the Provision of Nation-wide, Narrowband, Secure, Managed Digital Radio Services (The Office of Government Procurement)
The provision of nation-wide, narrowband, secure, managed digital radio services for voice and data purposes and for the supply of associated devices for any Public Service Body approved by Com Reg to use the MDRS network, or who may be approved by Com Reg in the future and that falls within the list of public bodies listed in the PQQ may drawdown from the Framework Agreement. View the procurement »
Mentioned suppliers: Tetra Ireland

2017-03-21 Supply of Four High Frequency Multiplier Heads & Six X Waveguide Antennas for Maynooth University (Education Procurement Service (EPS))
Dear suppliers, The Education Procurement Service (EPS) on behalf of Maynooth University (the ‘Contracting Authority’) invites tenders (‘Tenders’) to this request for tenders (‘RFT’) from economic operators (‘Tenderers’) for the supply of 2 Lots. Lot 1: Four (4) X High Frequency Multiplier Heads & Lot 2: Six (6) X Waveguide Antennas. Kind regards, EPS Team. View the procurement »
Mentioned suppliers: Rohde and Schwarz

2016-06-27 A fully anechoic radio chamber that is optimised for the frequency range 1.0 to 86 GHz with particular attention to... (Education Procurement Service (EPS))
We are seeking to acquire a fully anechoic radio chamber that is optimised for the frequency range 1.0 to 86 GHz with particular attention to the 1.8-3.0 GHz, 24-31 GHz and 71-86 GHz frequency bands. The chamber is intended for low power uses (<100 watts emitted power). The chamber will be utilised for far-field and near-field antenna characterisation and over-the-air protocol testing for future 5G telecommunication systems. View the procurement »
Mentioned suppliers: Global EMC UK LImited