Core Insights - The Inner Mongolia Meteorological Bureau has announced three procurement intentions for meteorological instruments, with a total budget of 176 million yuan [1][2]. Procurement Details - The procurement includes: - A national operational aircraft (modified Xinzhou 60) for artificial weather modification projects [3]. - Mobile millimeter-wave cloud radar, ground-based microwave radiometer, mobile X-band dual-polarization Doppler radar, mobile low-level wind profiler, and dual-wavelength four-channel Raman laser radar, with a total budget of 13.4 million yuan [3]. - Two-dimensional imaging precipitation particle spectrometer, micro-rain radar, all-sky imaging system, drone testing platform, and ice nucleus sampling and analysis equipment, with a total budget of 6.14 million yuan [3]. Timeline - The expected procurement time is set for February 2026 [2][3].

Core Insights - The Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Meteorological Equipment Center has announced procurement intentions for 11 types of meteorological instruments, with a total budget of 85.3 million yuan [1][2]. Procurement Overview - The procurement is scheduled between May 2025 and February 2026, covering various instruments including full-flash positioning instruments, ground-based microwave radiometers, aerosol laser observation instruments, new automatic weather stations, and integrated inland traffic meteorological monitoring instruments [2][3]. Detailed Procurement List - The procurement includes: - Construction of a mobile observation device and 34 automatic weather stations in high-risk areas for extreme weather [4]. - 45 integrated inland traffic meteorological monitoring instruments in regions prone to severe weather events [4]. - 3 sets of temperature, humidity, and pressure measurement verification equipment [4]. - 3 Beidou receiving stations for satellite navigation sounding [4]. - 6 high-precision greenhouse gas concentration observation systems [5]. - 15 full-flash positioning instruments for measuring lightning radiation [5]. - 4 ground-based microwave radiometers and 4 aerosol laser observation instruments [5]. - Supplementary inventory for ground meteorological observation instruments to ensure operational continuity [5].