Measuring instruments

Description

The SEACAMS2 project led by the Centre for Applied Marine Sciences (CAMS) at Bangor University wishes to purchase three bottom mount acoustic instrument packages as part of a coastal observatory project for the measurement of oceanographic and water quality data at three locations around the coast of North Wales. As a minimum, the packages must provide the provision to measure wave-driven currents, wave spectra, integrated wave parameters, tidal currents, turbulence and water surface elevation in an energetic and shallow (<50 m) nearshore coastal environment. The SEACAMS2 project led by the Centre for Applied Marine Sciences (CAMS) at Bangor University wishes to purchase three bottom mount acoustic instrument packages as part of a coastal observatory project for the measurement of oceanographic and water quality data at three locations around the coast of North Wales. As a minimum, the packages must provide the provision to measure wave-driven currents, wave spectra, integrated wave parameters, tidal currents, turbulence and water surface elevation in an energetic and shallow (<50 m) nearshore coastal environment. The current project funding has a maximum budget of 250 000 GBP including VAT for the first two years deployment, any tender received which is over this budget will not be considered.