Tenders Are Invited For Data Collection And Collation Services – Smart Metering Rollout - Conversion To Digital, Remotely Readable Electricity Meters

Data Collection And Collation Services – Smart Metering Rollout - Conversion To Digital, Remotely Readable Electricity Meters. Dfs Deutsche Flugsicherung Gmbh (Dfs), Based In Langen, Hesse, Is Responsible For Air Traffic Control In Germany. To This End, It Operates A Comprehensive Infrastructure For Positioning, Navigation And Radio As Well As Radar Control Centers And Control Towers At The Airports And Is A Consumer Of Electricity At The Relevant Locations. Dfss Electricity Consumption Is Distributed Across Approximately 350 Consumption Points With Utility Meters. Of These, Just Over Half Of The Meters At The Airports Are Located In 16 So-Called Closed Distribution Networks Or Customer Systems. The Remaining Meters Outside The Airports Are Distributed Across Another 60 General Supply Networks Nationwide. With The Exception Of The Rlm Meters, Which Are Mandatory For Collection Points With Consumption >100,000 Kwh, The Dfs Meters Are Predominantly Electronic Meters That Cannot Be Read Remotely, And In Some Cases Even Mechanical Meters. In A First Stage, Dfs Intends To Convert The Existing Utility Meters To Digital, Remotely Readable Electricity Meters With Registering Load Profile Measurement, So-Called Smart Meters, At Around 180 Locations In The General Supply Networks. Through The Self-Initiated Change From The Basic Metering Point Operator To A Nationwide Uniform Competitive Metering Point Operator, Dfs Wants To - Build A Uniform Metering Infrastructure, - Exploit The Technological Potential Of Digital Meters And - Control Not Only The Performance But Also The Timing Of The Changeover. In The Future, The Contractor (Contractor) Is To Carry Out The Metering Point Operation For Electricity In Accordance With Section 3 Msbg For All Locations Listed In Appendix 1 And To Convert Them To Smart Meters (Rollout) And Also Provide Various Measurement Services.