title: ANSK-2280-15 Automatisert coulometer system

description: Anskaffelse etter FOA del 1. Institutt for geovitenskp ved Universitetet i Bergen (UiB) ønsker tilbud på et automatisert coulometer system. Instrumentet vil være en del av en generell oppgradering av infrastruktur for geologiske og sedimentologiske analyser ved UiB.


currency: NOK

documentType: awardNotice

title: K205 Airtight building

scheme: CPV

title: 1003601 Project New National Museum — K205 Weatherproof building.

documentType: tenderNotice

description: The contract K205 Weatherproof building includes approx. 11 000 m² facades and approx. 13 900 m² roof, for the project New National Museum located at Vestbanetomta in Oslo. The contract K205 Weatherproof building includes the following: — Interdisciplinary construction works (Mockup); — Concrete structures (prefabricated façade sheets, outer walls); — Steel works; — Masonry; — Natural stone works (outer walls, stairs, roof terrace, benches, etc.); — Carpentry works (cornices); — Windows, trapdoor (outer walls, outer roofs); — Doors and gates (outer walls); — Roofing (outer roof); — Metal works (outer roof, stairs); — Fixed building furnishing (blinds and awnings); — Construction works for buildings for HVAC installations; — Construction works for buildings for electrical installations. Terraces and atriums shall have natural stone covers and be covered with bricked natural stones. The Contractor for Contract K205 weather proof building shall use natural stones delivered in the contract K2051. Contract K205 will be transferred the responsibility for — alternatively be given the administration of, contract K2051 Natural stone, c.f. NS 8405 point 16 and Statsbygg's Blue book point 13.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: open

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 80
Quality: 20

mainProcurementCategory: works

Statsbygg

street: Biskop Gunnerus' gate 6

countryName: NO

AF Gruppen Norge AS

street: Pb 6272 Etterstad

initiationType: tender


title: General insurance for 12 collaborating municipalities.

description: General insurance for the following 12 collaborating municipalities: Aremark, Askim, Hobøl, Hvaler, Marker, Moss, Rygge, Råde, Skiptvet, Spydeberg, Våler — all in Østfold. In addition, Hattfjelldal kommune in Nordland.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price including additional terms: 60
Quality criteria — other services: 40

mainProcurementCategory: services

Østfold Forsikringsmegling AS

street: Dikeveien 37

Protector Forsikring ASA

street: Filipstad brygge 1


title: Øye school district — Tender for engineering design group.

description: Procurement of engineering design group. See the tender documentation.

Surnadal kommune

street: Bårdshaugvegen 1,


title: Award loan raising

title: Loan raising for Rindal municipality.

description: FINANSinnkjøp AS shall, on behalf of Rindal municipality implement a tender invitation regarding loan raising With a face value of 13 175 000 NOK in Connection With financing projects in the budget. For more information see tender documents. For tender documents contact: post@finansinnkjop.no

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 90
Flexibility: 10

FINANSinnkjøp AS

street: Dyrløkkeveien 13

name: Tor Kristian Hansen or Steinar Mørch-Olsen

Kommunalbanken AS

street: Haakon VII gt 5b


title: EDMS-DOCUS.

description: IFE needs better support for the handling of documents. It is expected that a new and modern Electronic Document Management Solution (EDMS) will cover most of IFEs needs — in Its standard form. The new EDMS solution shall support the vision of ‘one IFE’. This means that it must be easily accessible and easy to use while offering adequate control and security so that it can handle documents that are used for critical purposes. The ambition is that all employees at IFE will use the solution to manage documents. The solution will largely replace the current manual processes for creating, sharing, version control, and search documents. It should not replace document handling in systems and processes that are functioning well today.

procurementMethod: selective

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

Institute for Energy Technology

street: P.O. Box 40 / Instituttveien 18


title: K-184591 Fuel and lubricating oil products.

description: The Contracting Authority wants to procure fuel and lubrication oil products for vehicles and equipment. All deliveries shall occur to the Contracting Authority's fuel facility that is located at Oslo Airport's security area and covers consumption for Oslo Lufthavn AS in addition to a number of external companies. Current consumption is around 1 800 000 litres, distributed over duty free diesel approximately 1 550 000 litres, diesel approximately 280 000 litres and petrol 33 000 litres. In periods the consumption can be over 30 000 litres per 24 hour period. In May 2014, management at Oslo Airport decided to set a new ambitious goal for the work with emission reducing measures, namely that the airport shall not emit greenhouse gasses from their own activity by 2020. A climate programme has been established at the airport, that shall help work systematically and comprehensively toward this goal. To achieve these goals, a test will be taken of 100 % — second generation biodiesel HVO TS15940 through winter 2015/16 on selected vehicles at Oslo Airport. Under the assumption that the test is successful, the goal for phasing in of second generation biodiesel HVO TS 15940 is as follows: — 2016 — 10-20 % biofuel. — 2017 — 20-40 % biofuel. — 2018 — 40-60 % biofuel. — 2019 — 60-80 % biofuel. — 2020 — 100 % biofuel. If there is a need, the test period can be extended into this contract period. If the test is not successful, delivery of fossil fuels will continue. To be delivered as an option, second generation biodiesel HVO TS15940 to the following Avinor's airports: — Bergen Airport, Flesland, approximately 150 000 litres per year. — Stavanger Airport, Sola, approximately 100 000 litres per year. — Trondheim Airport, Værnes, approximately.150 000 litres per year. — Kjevik Airport, Kristiansand, approximately 70 000 per year. The procurement of lubricating oil products will comprise all relevant products that are currently used by the Contracting Authority's vehicles and machinery. Consumption of lubrication oil products has been approximately 550 000 NOK in recent years. The airport(s) are completely dependent on having fuel and lubricating oil products available at all times. The Contracting Authority intends to enter into framework agreement with a duration of 4 years + 1 year.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Oslo Lufthavn AS

street: Sentrallageret, Edvard Munchs veg

Olje Og Energi Senteret As

street: Loe Bruk


title: Wood and construction materials, framework agreement.

description: NTNU would like tenders for a binding framework agreement for construction materials. This will apply for successive deliveries of wood and construction materials for ongoing internal and external work that the contracting authority carries out itself.

NTNU

street: NTNU Technology Transfer AS, Dybdahls veg 1


name: Kristiansand kommune (Kristiansand municipality)


title: E6.2 Transportanlegg

description: Bygging av ungdomsskole inkludert kulturscene.9 200 kvadratmeter brutto areal.

NYLAND Byggeadministrasjon AS

street: Godesetdalen 10


title: BYGGING AV FORTAU, SYKKELBANE LANGS VILHELM BJERKNESVEI.

description: Bybo AS skal bygge fortau med bredde 2,5m og 1,5m sylkkelbane på begge sider langs Vilh. Bjerknes lengde ca 150m.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Haugen VVA AS

street: Fabrikkgaten 7B


title: Procurement of helicopter services north region.

description: Periodically the contracting authority has a need to fly its personnel for site surveys after landslides and avalanches. The Norwegian Public Roads Administration also has remote control equipment for triggering avalanches (Daisybell), which can only be used from a helicopter. In addition there will be other occasions where it is appropriate to use helicopter services. These can be, amongst other things, clearing ice/rocks from mountain sides along roads and clearing landslide routes.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 45
Quality of the equipment: 10
Response time: 45

Statens vegvesen Region nord

street: Dreyfushammarn 31/33

Kallaxflyg Norge

street: Kvenvikveien 10

Heli-Team AS

street: Stangnesterminalen 2d


name: Oslo Universitetssykehus HF (Oslo University Hospital)


title: Kunstgress COOP-Banen, Folkeparken

description: Anskaffelsen omfatter levering og legging av nytt kunstgressdekke på COOP-Banen, Folkeparken.Banen ble etablert som kunstgressbane i 2005 og underlaget er avrettet pukk.Kunstgressarealet er på 68 x 106 m, dvs 7.208 m2.Kunstgresset skal tilfredsstille NFF‘s krav for dekker til toppfotball.

Norconsult AS

street: Valkendorfsgaten 6


title: PE-pipelines: Submarine pipelines Brumunddal — RA.

description: Hias IKS shall construct a new pump station in Brumunddal. A new main pump pipeline shall thus be laid from Brumunddal in Ringsaker to Hias IKS treatment plant in Stange. The existing pump pipelines shall be future reserve pipelines and a new reserve pipeline shall be laid from Storhamarstranda to manhole K5 at Hias treatment plant. A water pipeline shall also be laid and an emergency overflow pipeline. This tender is for the production and delivery of PE-pieps and parts for the site.

procurementMethodDetails: OPEN

Hias IKS

street: Sandvikavegen 136


name: Knutepunkt Sørlandet-innkjøp, c/o Lillesand, Birkenes, Vennesla, Songdalen, Søgne, Kristiansand municipalities, as well as several companies owned by one or several of them (see annex 11 of the tender documentation)

title: Insurance Broker services.

description: The contracting authority is a large insurance customer with a broad insurance portfolio, which covers all sides of municipal activities. The total number of inhabitants in the municipalities is estimated to 135,000. An overview of each municipality's operational budget, premium basis for buildings and properties, vehicles, school children etc. can be found in annex 11 of the tender documentation. The annex also shows the insurance premium for each individual company that participates, divided between the different insurance types. The service provider of the insurance brokerage services (the tenderer) shall see to all the tender processes and all the necessary maintenance of the contracting authority's insurance contracts, in order to ensure valid and competitive insurance terms for the entire period. All ongoing contact and work in claims cases etc. for the relevant insurance companies shall be carried out by the broker on behalf of the contracting authority, cf. the descriptions in the award criteria. Special services that apply for Kristiansand municipality: Claims below the contribution level for contents and property. Kristiansand has a contribution level of 250 000 NOK for contents/property insurance. The unit that is damaged covers 20 000 NOK itself, whilst the rest (up to 250 000 NOK) is covered centrally by the municipality. The broker shall be the executive officer for all claims that are not above the contribution level and give the municipality recommendations. The recommendation will be on the question of whether the registered claim is to be seen as an ordinary claim that would have been covered by the insurance contract if the contribution level had been lower. If so the outstanding amount above 20 000 NOK will be covered centrally in the municipality. If the opposite is true, the individual entity will have to cover the entire cost. The number of cases of this kind has so far been approx. ten or less per annum. Insurance committee Kristiansand municipality has an internal insurance committee consisting of four persons. The committee normally meets twice a year in order to discuss general insurance questions. The broker must be prepared to participate in some of these meetings. Buildings with several users/co-owners The municipality has some buildings that are co-owned, or that are used by several parties, for example, sports buildings that are owned/used by several sports teams. These are kept separate from the rest of the portfolio so that it is easier to divide the insurance costs between the different users/owners. The current amount is approx. ten buildings/installations, cf. annex 11 for a specification of these.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 20
Continuing support and competence: 30
Implementation of tender processes, maintenance of insurance agreements as well as achieved results: 50

Kristiansand kommune

street: Postboks 4

Waco Forsikringsmegling AS

street: Postboks 15


name: The municipalities of Kristiansand, Lillesand, Søgne, Songdalen, Birkenes and Vennesla cf. the tender documentation, the point about the Contracting Authority

title: KnS-I, teaching aids (201506519).

description: Knutepunkt Sørlandet — Innkjøp (KnS-i) requests tenders for teaching aids, i.e. educational books, literature books, subject books, reference books and other non-fiction, as well as audio books and digital learning resources connected to educational books. The exception to the agreement is the purchase of books to all libraries in the municipalities.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 45
Service and follow-up: 20
Order system, delivery and return system: 35

BS Undervisning AS

street: Pb 6759 Etterstad


title: P-184565 Upgrading of Upper Traffic Plaza T1.

description: The upper traffic plaza is to be rehabilitated while the street heating system is closed due to a leakage and because a uniform design is wanted for the upper traffic plaza in connection with the T2 expansion. The area to be rehabilitated is approximately 7 500 m2. There is major damage on the concrete surface and the expansion joints, which results in melting water coming down on the cars and people on the lower traffic plaza. The old surface down to the structural substrate must be removed and a new top surface must be lain. A new snow melting installation will be established in the top layer. This general contract includes all elements that are cast in the surface, where the coordinating responsibility lies with a main contractor.


title: Washing and hiring of uniforms.

description: The assignment includes hiring and cleaning of uniforms to Kvednatunet, Straume bu og servicesenter as well as the home care services.

Fjell kommune

street: Foldnesvegen 1


title: Framework agreement, toys, furniture and fixtures to nursery schools, and sports equipment.

description: Tromsø municipality shall enter into a 2 year framework agreement involving the delivery of equipment for play and sports. The tender contest includes the following product groups: Estimated annual call-offs based on statistics for 2014: 1. Toys: NOK 500 000 2. Furniture, fixtures and equipment for use indoor in nursery schools and day care facilities for schoolchildren: NOK 550 000 3. Sports equipment (including swimming equipment for resale): NOK 550 000 In principle,Tromsø kommune requests 1 main supplier for the product groups found adequate. However, it may be relevant to divide the delivery between several suppliers if this is found financially most favourable for Tromsø kommune, or if the assortment requires a division. The Contracting Authority uses Mercell Sourcing Service. To express your interest and gain access to any documents, please click on the link below or copy and paste the link into your browser. [[http://permalink.mercell.com/47752541.aspx]]. Then follow the instructions on the website.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 30
Quality and guarantee: 30
Range of assortment: 10
Supply and delivery time: 10
Service and training: 10
Environment: 10

Tromsø Kommune

street: Rådhuset, Postboks 6900 Langnes

PGM AS

street: Vestre Hurdalsveg 31


name: Renovasjonsselskapet for Drammensregionen IKS (RfD)

title: Treatment of WEEE and car batteries from all 7 recycling centres

description: This contract cover in short sentence delivering empty containers according to specification and pick up full containers and transport waste to place for treatment to secure handling and recycling of waste fractions. This cover all categories of WEEE, divided in relevant categories and in addition car batteries.

title: Treatment of asbestos waste from all 7 recycling centres

description: This contract cover in short sentence delivering empty containers according to specification and pick up full containers and transport waste to a place for treatment and secure landfill.

title: Treatment of garden waste from all 7 recycling centres

description: This contract cover in short sentence delivering empty containers according to specification and pick up full containers and transport waste to place for treatment and processing and treatment of garden waste as agreed.

title: Treatment of heavy waste fractions from all 7 recycling centres

description: This contract cover in short sentence delivering empty containers according to specification and pick up full containers and transport waste to place for treatment/utilisation/final disposal in landfill. There are 3 different kinds of heavy waste that have to be picked up.

title: Treatment of tyres from all 7 recycling centres

description: This contract cover in short sentence delivering empty containers according to specification and pick up full containers and transport waste to place for treatment and processing and material recycling/energy recovery as agreed. Rims shall be removed and sent to material recycling.

title: Treatment for metal scrap from Lindum og Lyngås

description: This contract cover in short sentence delivering empty containers according to specification and pick up full containers and transport waste to place for treatment and processing and material recycling as agreed.

title: Treatment for gypsum waste from Lindum og Lyngås

title: Treatment of impregnated wood waste from Lindum og Lyngås

description: This contract cover in short sentence delivering empty containers according to specification and pick up full containers and transport waste to place for secure final treatment and energy recovery as agreed.

title: Treatment of mixed wood waste from Lindum og Lyngås

description: This contract cover in short sentence delivering empty containers according to specification and pick up full containers and transport waste to place for treatment and energy recovery as agreed.

title: Treatment of residual waste from Lindum og Lyngås

description: This contract cover in short sentence delivering empty containers according to specification and pick up full containers and transport waste to place for treatment/sorting/recycling and energy recovery as agreed.

title: Operation and waste treatment — Follestad, Sande og Svelvik

description: Scope of work for this contract is operation of 3 recycling centres and treatment of residual waste, mixed wood waste, impregnated wood waste, gypsum waste and scrap metals, including containers and transport. The operation are in connection with receiving waste from households and some commercial at Mile (payment) and covers help/supervision/control, keep tidy and clean, change containers and administration tasks. I addition the contract cover transport and container rental for paper, glass and plastic packaging, including same waste fraction from Lyngås.

title: Operation and waste treatment — Mile and Enger

description: Scope of work for this contract is operation of 2 recycling centres and treatment of residual waste, mixed wood waste, impregnated wood waste, gypsum waste and scrap metals, including containers and transport. The operations are in connection with receiving waste from households and some commercial at Mile (payment) and covers help/supervision/control, keep tidy and clean, change containers and administration tasks. Contract also cover transshipment of residual waste and food waste for households, including transport and container rental. I addition transport and container rental for paper, glass and plastic packaging, including same waste fraction from Lindum.

title: Treatment of textile waste from all 7 recycling centres

description: This contract cover in short sentence to pick up textile from RfDs containers and load the textile into own vehicle and transport waste to place for treatment and sorting to secure high degree of reuse and recycling of textiles. This covers all kinds of clothes and household textiles, except carpets.

title: Treatment of plastic packaging (commercial) from all 7 recycling centres

description: This contract cover in short sentence delivering empty containers according to specification and pick up full containers and transport waste to place for treatment and processing and material recycling/energy recovery as agreed. The contract covers plastic film and EPS as separate categories.

title: Operation of recycling centres in the region of Drammen and treatment of different waste categories from recycling centres.

description: Operation of 5 different recycling centres for household waste and some commercial waste in the region of Drammen, including transport and treatment of some waste categories. Transport and treatment of different waste categories from all 7 recycling centres in the region of Drammen. Transshipment of residual waste and food waste from households at 2 stations. The purchase is divided in different parts and covers a total of 14 contracts.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 70
Minimum manning: 15
Environment: 15

street: Postboks 154 Bragernes

Norsk Gjenvinning Metall AS

street: Lysaker Torg 35

Norsk Råvare AS

street: Prestlinna 26

Lindum AS

street: lerpeveien 155

Ragn-Sells AS

street: Skedsmogata 3A


title: Anbud på revisjonstjenester 2016-2020

title: Revisjonstjenester - Utsira kommune

description: Anskaffelse av revisortjenester til Utsira kommune

awardCriteriaDetails:
Pris: 60
Kvalitet: 40

street: Postboks 57

Deloitte AS

street: Dronning Eufemias gate 14


name: Statens vegvesen Region øst (The Norwegian Public Roads Administration, Eastern Region)

title: Automatic tube leveller in the Opera tunnel

title: Procurement of electronic tube leveller in the Opera tunnel.

description: The bridge section in the eastern region is responsibility for Bjørvika submerged tunnel, which is a part of the Opera tunnel system. The bridge section would like to procure an automatic electronic tube leveller for the construction of the new Munch museum, which shall monitor settlement in the tunnel in the relevant area. The system shall continually send measurements via the gsm network. The tube leveller system shall go from profile 6317.5 to profile 6205 with six measuring points. The tunnel is close to rock with profile number 6317.5. This point is seen as a fixed point. This contract includes: — Engineering design services for and delivery of a tube leveller; — Assembly of the tube leveller; — Operation and maintenance of the tube leveller.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Total Price: 70
Total competence + assignment comprehension: 30

street: Postboks 6706 Etterstad

NGI

street: Sognsveien 72


title: Kjøp av prosjektstøtte/fagsekretær til NIFS 2015

description: Statens vegvesen v/seksjon for Geoteknikk og Skred innbyr til konkurranse for kjøp av prosjektstøtte/fagsekretær til NIFS 2015.Prosjektet NIFS (NATURFARE – Infrastruktur, Flom og Skred) er et samarbeid mellom Norges vassdrags- og energidirektorat (NVE), Jernbaneverket og Statens vegvesen. Prosjektperioden er 2012-2015. I prosjektet tar vi sikte på å samarbeide om felles utfordringer knyttet til naturfare som skaper problemer for infrastruktur og samfunnssikkerhet. Vi har mange av de samme utfordringene, enten det gjelder flom, skred eller uvær. Samtidig har hver etat gjerne «sin» måte å håndtere slike situasjoner, og vi ser at det er behov for økt kommunikasjon og samhandling. Prosjektet har som hovedmål å øke kunnskapsutvekslingen og kommunikasjonen. Se www.naturfare.no

Statens vegvesen

street: Postboks 1010 Nordre Ål


title: Printing services for Nasjonalmuseet.

description: Nasjonalmuseet, The Norwegian National museum of Art, Architecture and Design, wishes to establish a framework agreement for deliveries of printed materials in different formats.

Stiftelsen Nasjonalmuseet for kunst

street: Postboks 7014 St Olavs Plass


title: E3 — Protecting a harbour — sea barriers.

description: Delivery and assembly of fixed and mobile sea barriers. The contract consists of designing, calculating, delivering and assembling sea barriers for Haakonsvern. The extent is in the attached sketch.

Forsvarsbygg

street: Grev Wedels plass 5


title: Framework agreement, analytical support to implementation of the methodology to Energy +, and support in creating private and commercial investments in renewable energy in developing countries.

description: See the tender documents for further information. The tender documents are written in English.

Utenriksdepartementet

street: Boks 8114 Dep.


title: Patient monitors for the children section at Haugesund hospital and patient monitors, including new central station and telemetry system, for intensive care section at Odda hospital.

description: The purpose of the contract is to replace the patient monitors in the children section (children/neonatal) at Haugesund hospital. In addition, the patient monitors in the intensive care section at Odda hospital are to be replaced. Odda hospital also need a new central station and new telemetry system. The equipment for Odda hospital are to be offered as an option.

Helse Fonna HF

street: Postboks 2170


title: Innstilling

title: Nerskogen Landhandel, Totalentreprisekonkurranse

description: Oppføring av bygg på ca. 740 m2 i form av dagligvarebutikk med tilhørende lagerarealer samt egen avdeling for kafedrift. Bygget oppføres som trebygg i ett plan med saltak. Bygget skal oppføres med TEK10 standard.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Pris: 80
Kompetanse / Erfaring: 20

Norconsult AS

street: Valkendorfsgaten 6

Børset og Bjerkset Entreprenør AS

street: Moøya


title: Framework agreement for consultancy services within information architecture and interaction design on the internet.

description: The Arts Council Norway shall enter into a framework agreement with 1 tenderer for consultancy services within information architecture and interaction design for the Arts Council Norway's website. The aim of the procurement is to ensure that Arts Council Norway has a well-functioning, user friendly and universally designed information architecture and interaction design on kulturradet.no and its associated systems. The contract comprises interaction design, graphical design on the website, information structure and architecture, user testing and other associated assignments to solve this. Examples of associated assignments can be: — assistance with the implementation of change processes internally connected to content on the website, implementation of workshops etc.; — analysis and set of up web statistics and analysis; — mapping needs, observation of users and analysis of user needs; — simplifications and smart use of the CMS; — courses and competence raising internally in Arts Council Norway. All systems that are prepared shall see to the users' needs, be universally designed and function for all web browsers, operative systems and screen sizes.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Competence that shall be used to solve the assignment (with reference projects): 70
Price: 30

Norsk kulturråd

street: Postboks 8052 Dep

Bouvet Norge AS

street: Sandakerveien 24D, bygning D11


name: Husbanken (The Norwegian State Housing Bank)


title: Tilbygg ÅS- Skole, klasserom og SFO, Eidsvoll kommune

description: Ås skole er en barneskole med 1-7 trinn og SFO, med beliggenhet litt syd-vest for eidsvoll sentrum (Sundet). Det er i dag ca. 230 elever ved skolen. Grunnet økende elevantall er det nødvendig med 2 nye klasserom i småskolen for at ÅS skole skal bli en fullverdig 2-parralelle skole. SFO holder i dag til i den gamle lærerboligen, men med økende elevtall øker også antall barn i SFO og kapasiteten på SFO er nå på det nærmest spreng. Prosjektet omhandler et tilbygg som skal romme 2 klasserom for første klasse, arealer for SFO, samt 2 uteboder i tilknytning til dette. Totalt sett ca. 380m2.For å fremme en effektiv arealutnyttelse skal det planlegges for fleksibel bruk av klasserom og SFO-arealer. Det vil si at klasserommene kan benyttes som arealer for SFO utenom skoletid, og SFO arealer kan benyttes som gruppe- og undervisnings rom i skoletiden. AnbudsbefaringTilbudsbefaring vil bli avholdt tirsdag 12.02.2015 kl. 09:00. Fremmøte: Ås skole parkeringsplass.

Øvre Romerike Innkjøpssamarbeid

street: Tunvegen 17


name: Oslo kommune v/Eiendoms- og byfornyelsesetaten

title: Framework agreement fire protection services.

description: EBY has a need for a framework agreement for fire protection measures, including control, inspections, maintenance (service and service contract) for fire alarm installations, emergency lighting installations, fire separators and extinguishing equipment.

street: Christian Krohgs gate 16


title: Kilemoen water treatment facility — process plant.

description: Ringerike municipality invites tenderers to submit tenders for work for the Kilemoen water treatment facility project. Hønefoss has its water supply from ground water wells at Begna, via Kilemoen, where there currently is an elevated basin with equipment for airing and possibly adding chlorine to the drinking water. The facility at Kilemoen shall be extended with a new process plant as the manganese content has increased, so that the manganese can be removed from the drinking water. In addition, the pH shall be increased and a new UV plant shall be installed as a part of the process plant. This competition is for complete process equipment for water treatment, delivered in a turnkey contract with a process guarantee, E61 Process. NS8407 with some changes will be used as the general contract terms. A site survey will be held 13.10 at 13:00. Meet at the existing elevated basin at Kilemoen, address: Vestre Ådal 15, 3516 Hønefoss, Norway. The Contracting Authority uses Mercell Sourcing Service. To express your interest and gain access to any documents, please click on the link below or copy and paste the link into your browser. http://permalink.mercell.com/53599472.aspx Then follow the instructions on the website.

Ringerike Kommune

street: Osloveien 1 Rådhuset


name: NTNU (The Norwegian University of Science and Technology)

title: Bus transport of employees at NTNU, Framework agreement.

description: Bus transport of NTNU's employees and invited guests.

street: Høgskoleringen 1


title: Framework agreement, purchase of gold watches with engraving.

description: Akershus fylkeskommune (AFK) og AFK Eiendom FKF requests tenders where the purpose is to enter into a framework agreement for purchase of gold watches with engravings.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 50
Warranty: 30
Price: 20

Akershus fylkeskommune, Innkjøpsstaben

street: Schweigaards gate 4


title: BUS 1-K401 Electrical and telecommunication installations.

description: The contract includes general electrical installation, including installation of some equipment components delivered by other suppliers.

Helse Bergen HF

street: Postboks 1400


title: 15/07528 Renhold - Trondheim lufthavn Værnes

description: Trondheim lufthavn Værnes skal inngå kontrakt med en leverandør av renholdstjenester med planlagt oppstart ca november 2015. Avtalen har en varighet på 5 år medregnet opsjoner (2+1+1+1 år).En nærmere beskrivelse av tjenestene og de aktuelle arealene vil bli gitt i tilbudsinnbydelsen

Avinor AS

street: Dronning Eufemias gate 6


title: Bærum Rådhus - Utskifting av vinduer

description: Utskifting av vinduer og solavskjerming på deler av Bærum Rådhus. Prosjektet omfatter bytte av 141 vinduer. Det er vinduene og solavskjermingen ut mot E 18 som, i denne omgang, skal byttes, pluss vinduer som er på denne samme fløy’s kortsider.Nye vinduer må ivareta dagens krav til u-verdi og dagens/forventet støy fra E 18.Rådhuset har en sentral plassering i by-bildet til Sandvika sentrum. Bygningen består av 5 etasjer samt u etg. Byggeår: fra 1926 og fram til 1962. Adresse: Rådhustorget, 1304 Sandvika. Rådhuset forvaltes av Bærum kommune Eiendom.Utskifting av vinduene i Bærum Rådhus planlegges med en gjennomføringsperiode på 3 måneder. I forkant av gjennomføringsperioden må det påregnes tid til saksbehandling i forbindelse med byggesøknad. Arbeidet kan ikke påbegynnes før vedtak om vindusutskifting er fattet.

HR Prosjekt AS

street: Dronning Eufemias gate 16


title: Framework agreement for Electrician Services.

description: Gran municipality shall enter into a framework agreement for electrician services with materials.

Gran kommune

street: Rådhusvegen 39

Øistad Elektro AS

street: Hovsgutua 4


name: Universitetet i Bergen (the University of Bergen)

title: ANSK-2219-14 the reconstruction of Jahnebakken 5 — an engineering, procurement and construction contract.

description: The reconstruction of Jahnebakken 5 — an engineering, procurement and construction contract Jahnebakken 5 was built in 1951-1953. Up until 2010 the building was used as office purposes and laboratory activities. The building has not been in use since 2010. The building comprises 6 complete floors, with technical rooms and a culvert below sections of the basement. The outer walls comprise hollow walls made of bricks. The total gross area of the building is approx. 2 500 m². The building is of high architectural quality and appears as authentic. The building was listed (protection classification 1) in 2014. The project includes internal reconstructions of the entire building, as well as some adaptations of the exterior. See the project description for further information of the objective of the contract.


title: Skøyen stasjon, utskifting av heis

description: Demontering av eksisterende heis og montering av ny heis i eksisterende sjakt på Skøyen stasjon.

BMA Heisteknisk rådgivning AS

street: Postboks 9058 Grønland


title: Framework agreement for pipe and sanitation installation works in Oslo.

description: The Directorate of Public Construction and Property shall enter into parallel framework agreements with three tenderers, as long as the competition provides a basis for this, on the execution of Pipe and sanitation installation works in Oslo. The purpose of the framework agreements is to ensure The Directorate of Public Construction Property has access to qualified resources in plumbing works in Oslo for planned and emergency works that arise in connection with the operation and maintenance of The Directorate of Public Construction's buildings at all times owned and leased properties. The work shall be executed according to NS 3420U.

Statsbygg

street: Biskop Gunnerus' gate 6


description: Procurement of insurance.

title: Procurement of non-life insurance and insurance of persons for Molde, Oppdal, Rauma, Bremanger, Eid, Gloppen, Selje, Stryn and Vågsøy municipalities.

description: Purchase of accident and personal insurances.

Aon Norway AS

street: Stortingsgata 6


name: Direktoratet for Samfunnssikkerhet og Beredskap (DSB) (the Norwegian Directorate for Civil Protection)


name: Østfold, Oslo, Akershus, Hedmark og Oppland fylkeskommuner

title: Utførelse av Hovedinspeksjon av 29 bruer i Region øst for Statens vegvesen Region øst

description: Statens vegvesen Region øst, heretter benevnt som oppdragsgiver, ønsker tilbud på hovedinspeksjon av 29 bruer i Region øst inkl. rapportering. Bruene ligger i Hedmark, Oppland, Oslo, Akershus og Østfold fylker. Brutyper: Hengebruer, skråstagbruer, fagverksbruer, buebruer, klaffebruer og svingbru.

Statens vegvesen

street: Postboks 1010 Nordre Ål


title: Nye Gamlingen steel basin, drain, start blocks and insulation mats.

Stavanger kommune

street: Postboks 8001


title: Open tender contest regarding precipitant chemicals and polymer.

description: At Ladehammer treatment plant (henceforth referred to as LARA) and Høvringen treatment plant (henceforth referred to as HØRA) in Trondheim municipality, a framework agreement shall be entered into. The framework agreement includes the procurement and delivery of precipitant chemicals and polymer. The plants are the main treatment plants in Trondheim municipality and receive waste water from the entire city. Ladehammeren receives waste water from the east part of Trondheim, and Høvringen receives waste water from the west part of Trondheim. The contract includes the delivery of complete additive agents for precipitants, coagulation and dewatering. Alterations in the purification requirements or required purification level may occur during the delivery period. Unexpected measures/alterations, etc. may result in the plant being terminated and the use of chemicals reduced.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 80
Service: 10
The environment: 10

Trondheim kommune

street: Erling Skakkes gate 14

Kemira Chemicals AS

street: Øraveien 14, 1630 Gamle


title: Video conference system for use in education

title: Video conference — software solution (renewed announcement).

description: For use in our internet-based education, a reliable and advanced software for training over the internet, interaction and guidance, is required. Success factors for the system involves: — good quality of sound, with and without headphones, — option for the users to start meetings from their own PCs, — support for various operating systems and mobile platforms, — option for recording meetings, — transmission of sound and pictures of all participants, distribution of documents/applications as well as chat (instant messaging), integrated in an environment. The primary use is educational activities over the internet, and meeting activities across institutional and geographical borders.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical solution, functionality: 45
Price: 25
Userfriendliness: 20
Service, support: 10

Høgskolen i Telemark

street: Kjølnes Ring 56

Meetcon AS

street: Merdeveien 1


title: Framework agreement for Contractor services — Electrical installations.

description: The procurement of an electrician services involving all municipal buildings. The contract may include maintenance, repairs or new installations.

Mandal kommune (Mandal municipality)

street: Postboks 905


name: Helse Sør-Øst RHF [South Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority]

title: Food and drink 1.

description: Tenders can be submitted for 1, several or all lots, see the Annex — ‘Price Form’. Contracts will be awarded per lot. The followings lots apply for the procurement: Lot — Product area: 1. Lot 1 — Wholesaler products and other dry goods; 2. Lot 2 — Liquid dairy products; 3. Lot 3 — Liquid dairy products 2; 4. Lot 4 — Solid dairy products; 5. Lot 5 — Coffee; 6. Lot 6 — Coffee concentrate; 7. Lot 7 — Juice; 8. Lot 8 — Ice cream and frozen desserts; 9. Lot 9 — Soft drinks.

Helseforetakenes Innkjøpsservice AS

street: Postboks 40


title: Framework agreement ICT equipment.

description: Rakkestad kommune invites tenderers to participate in a tender contest regarding the delivery of PC equipment. The annual consumption is approx. 1 000 000 NOK. The amount stated in the price annex is only a guideline and not binding. Investment projects can be excluded from this tender. This request for tenders involves mobile telephones, wyse boxes, PCs, monitors, network printers and other peripheral equipment related to work stations for the administration and the school sector. The volume will depend on the contracting authority's budget situation, activities and other influences, and the historical purchase volume should therefore only be used as a guide. The tenderer is responsible for ensuring that the delivery is in accordance with Norwegian laws and regulations, and that the delivery is otherwise in accordance with the order from the user. The tenderer is responsible for the sub supplier's deliveries in the same way that he is for his own deliveries. Contract period. The contract period is 2 years. The contracting authority has the option to extend the contract subject to the same conditions by 1 + 1 years, so that the total possible length of the agreement is four years. Any prolongation of the contract must be taken up at least 3 months before the contract expires.

Rakkestad kommune

street: Rådhusveien 8


title: Cleaning services for Domstoladministrasjonen's premises in Trondheim.

description: This competition is for cleaning Domstoladministrasjonen's office premises in Dronningensgate 2, Trondheim. Dronningens gt. 2 consists of 6 floors with and additional two basements. DA is the only tenant. The ground floor consists of the reception, as well as a course/conference centre. The upper floors consist of a canteen and meeting rooms, as well as a roof terrace. The other floors are office floors. All the broom cupboards and storerooms are available for the service provider. The premises make up a total of just over 4 000 m².

Domstoladministrasjonen

street: Dronningens gate 2


title: The procurement of external quality assurance for the Autosys project.

description: The contracting authority has prepared plans for the implementation of an ICT development project for the replacement of the existing vehicle register ‘Autosys Vehicles’. The planning was conducted in co-operation with the The Ministry of Finance's quality assurance system for large public investment projects (KS1 and KS2, see www.concept.no). ‘The central governing document’ is updated in accordance with KS2. The contracting authority will engage a provider for the development project through a procurement early in 2016. The contract standard PS2000SOL will be used in this connection. The objective of this procurement is to obtain external assistance for the project owner, the liaison group and possibly the co-ordination group. Further descriptions of the procurement are in the tender documents' part C (Contractual terms and descriptions of requirements) and the attached contract draft point 1.1) (the scope of the consultancy assistance). The contract's scope. The assistance agreement shall be valid throughout the development projects lifetime, estimated to the end of 2021. The assistance shall be provided consecutively until the project is concluded. The estimated scope is approximately 800 to 1 000 hours per annum. The tenderer can chose to offer one or several resources (teams) within the estimated scope. The contracting authority will, in accordance with the plan, once a year,evaluate the quality and so on of the provided assistance and assess if there are still requirements for assistance, and in connection with this evaluate a possible cancellation in accordance with point 2.3) (Cancellation) in the contract (SSA-B simple).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Competence: 70
Price: 30

Statens vegvesen

street: Skoggata 19

A-2 Norge AS

street: Postboks 468 Skøyen - Drammensveien 173


title: E39 Svegatjørn — Rådal — K7 Pre-inspections and post-inspections of properties.

description: Pre-inspections and post-inspections of properties for site works on the E39 Svegatjørn — Rådal. The assignment is geographically limited to Bergen and Os municipalities. The objective of the procurement is: The aim of the pre-inspection is to obtain an objective description of the buildings current conditions. This description can give the terms for the operation of the site and any compensation for damages. During the post-inspection the tenderer shall assess whether damages incurred are a result of site operations. The contract's extent is divided into 2: 1. Pre-inspections shall be carried out on all properties and external constructions that are located within a defined area. See Chapter D for further details. The estimated extent of the pre-inspections is approx. 1 300 units. See the price form Annex 1 for information on the distribution between different types of buildings. 2. In addition post-inspections shall be carried out on selected properties. During the post-inspection the tenderer shall assess whether damages incurred are a result of site operations. The report from the post-inspection shall include a description of the reason for the damage and the extent of the damage. The contracting authority has estimated the need for post-inspections to approx. 1 500 hours. The post-inspections will be paid in accordance with the number of hours worked.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 70
Tendered personnel's competence and experience: 30

Multiconsult AS

street: Nedre Skøyen vei 2


title: RFI Water Can Containers — Request for Information.

Forsvarets logistikkorganisasjon (FLO)

street: P.O. Box 3 Haakonsvern, K-8


title: Wave Generator and Towing Equipment

title: Wave Generator and Towing Carriage.

description: The Department of Mechanical- and Marine Engineering at Bergen University College has a MarinLab, which consists of a 50 m long towing tank built in concrete in the basement of the new building. This statement requests the design of a new wave maker and a towing carriage to be installed in the already available concrete basin. The tender request includes 2 systems. The suppliers can provide offers for 1 or for both systems.

Høgskolen i Bergen

street: Inndalsveien 28

Edinburgh Designs Ltd

street: 27 Ratcliffe Terrace

postalCode: EH9 1SX

countryName: UK


description: Konkurranse om kjøp av tenester som gjeld Utvikling av mal for skjøtselsplanar og utarbeiding av skjøtselsplanar for Mørkridsdalen landskapsvernområde (Luster) og Mysubytta landskapsvernområde (Skjåk).

name: Fylkesmannen i Sogn og Fjordane v/Breheimen nasjonalparkstyre

street: Rådhuset


title: Hire of machines and lorries 2015 — 2017.

description: Contract for the hire of machines and lorries for assignments for the operation of sites and maintenance. Contracts for the construction of water and sewage pipelines, work connected to deep ditches and the hire of helpers and professionals.

Skien kommune

street: Postboks 158, Sentrum


title: Ultrasound urology

title: Ultra sound apparatus, urology.

description: Ultra sound apparatus to Urological section. The apparatus shall be used for examinations and ultra sound guided biopsy on poloclinical and hospitalised patients (0–100 years).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Total costs: 30
Functional qualities: 45
Operational conditions — service, maintenance and operations.: 10
Training: 5
Environment: 10

Sykehuset i Vestfold HF (SiV)

street: H. Wilhelmsens allè 17

Andersen Medical Norge AS

street: Fekjan 7B


name: Direktoratet for arbeidstilsynet (The Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority)


title: Framework agreements for the purchase of PCs and servers, etc.

description: The framework agreement shall include the purchase and support of PCs, servers with accessories and other ICT equipment as needed.

Statsbygg

street: Biskop Gunnerus' gate 6


title: Sun shading works.

description: The contract shall cover the University's requirement for sun shading works of smaller extent, in connection with operation and maintenance of UiO's buildings.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Project implementation and offered expertise: 60
Total costs: 40

The University of Oslo

street: Postboks 1077 Blindern


name: Nasjonalbiblioteket (The National Library of Norway)

title: Library searches.

description: The National Library of Norway would like to enter into a contract for the development of the next generation of library searches. The contract shall start as soon as possible and the service shall be operative at the latest during the 4th quarter of 2016. As a consequence of the new library strategy that was launched in August this year, the next generation of library searches shall focus on being a system for the population in general. Norwegian libraries would like a national library search for both libraries and for the Norwegian population in general. The system shall, however, also be a support system for remote loans between Norwegian libraries.

street: Henrik Ibsensgate 110


title: EVA02 Seljord Vassverk - Maskinelle installasjoner

description: Seljord kommune skal bygge nytt hovedvannverk for Seljord sentrum, medSeljordsvatnet som kilde. Utbyggingen omfatter nytt vannbehandlingsanlegg, inntakspumpestasjon og ledningsanlegg i sjø og grøft. Foreliggende konkurransegrunnlag gjelder maskinelle installasjoner for vannbehandlingsanlegg på Vallar og inntakspumpestasjon på Bjørgesanden. Entreprisen omfatter: - Innløpspumper (3 stk. dykket i råvannskammer) - Utløpspumper (3 stk. tørroppstilte sentrifugalpumper i pumperom) - Blåsemaskin og pumpe for filterspyling- Drenspumper- Trykktanker- Rørsystem i rustfritt stål, hoveddimensjon DN200, samt ventiler og instrumenter. - Kjemikalielager med tanker og påfyllingssystem- Montasje av UV-anlegg (vareleveranse fra annen leverandør)- Løfteutstyr- Filtermasse og kjemikalier- Tre måneders prøvedrift

Sweco Norge AS

street: Jernbaneveien 5-7


title: Ny vannledning Langdalen/Eidemsvingen

description: Melhus kommune skal renovere vannledningsnettet ved Langdalen/Eidemsvingen på Kvål. Dette skal skje ved at ny vannledning 160mm skal trekkes inn i eksisterende vannledning 450mm. Arbeidene vil i hovedsak bestå av:-Rigg/drift-Graving og grøftearbeider.-Trekking av ny vannledning i eksisterende vannledning.-Ledningsarbeider, sveising, koblinger, vannkum.For utdypende informasjon se vedlagt konkurransegrunnlag.

HR Prosjekt AS

street: Dronning Eufemias gate 16


title: Septic sanitation, Nordre and Søndre Land 2016-2021.

description: The assignment concerns septic sanitation/emptying for the municipalities of Nordre Land and Søndre Land for the period of 2016-2021.

Gjøvikregionen — Anskaffelser

street: Kauffelds plass 1


name: Høgskolen i Oslo og Akershus (Oslo and Akershus University College)

title: Framework agreement for company health services.

description: The aim of the procurement is to enter into a framework agreement for company health services with a service provider who shall participate in the contracting authority's planning, facilitating and organising of the university college's systematic HSE work to ensures good, healthy and safe working conditions for the university college's employees. The service provider is obligated to provide the services in accordance with the rules on company health services, cf. the Working Environment Act (LOV-2005-06-17-62), § 3-3, (1)-(5) and the Regulations on Administrative Schemes (FOR-2011-12-06-1360). The procurement shall cover the contracting authority's ongoing need for company health services as described in annex 1 the contracting authority's specifications. The contracting authority is not obliged to order all the described services in the contract period.

street: Postboks 4, St. Olavs plass


title: ‘Intro start’ — weekly measure for the first 7 months of the programme (10 hours per week)

description: The service provider will have the main responsibility for ensuring that the participants have an offer for 10 hours each week and its main assignment will be to coordinate and quality assure the logistics by coordinating between different suppliers and municipal actors. The measure is aimed at participants when they start the introduction programme and will run for approx. seven months into the programme period. There are three admissions for the project: August, December and March. Each admission will have between 40 and 60 participants. Periods can be subject to increased resettlement and this can lead to a larger group of participants, or a need for a fourth admission. The measure is to be built on modules in the obligatory 50 hours social studies, which include the following main topics: 1. Immigrants in Norway — information that is necessary for person who have just arrived in a new country (6 hours). 2. Democracy, welfare and values. Values that form the basis for understanding democracy and Norwegian legislation (4 hours). 3. Health — insight into how the Norwegian health service functions and how you can make use of it (8 hours). 4. School, education and qualification. The Norwegian education system, qualification and certification (10 hours). 5. Work, working life and the labour market. The starting point is the participants'work wishes and possibilities for work in Norway (10 hours). 6. Children and family — family pattern, gender roles, cohabitation forms, parenting and phases in live (6 hours). 7. Population structure and natural conditions — how you live and stay in Norway, geography, climate and natural conditions (6 hours). 50 hours of social studies are included in the ten hours per week and are provided by the Adult Tuition. The Adult Tuition offers courses when there are a sufficient number of participants and available first language teachers to hold a course. Participants who do not receive an offer for a social studies course at the start will then have a need for an offer for the hours of social studies that are offered to others. The teaching will be carried out on the last half of Wednesday each week. The Refugee Service has prepared a plan for education based on the topic included in the social studies course, but expands this with information and guidance that is seen as necessary for participants who have just started the introduction programme. This plan has content for approx. 180 hours group guidance and teaching. We would like the service provider to use this plan when developing the measure ‘Intro start’. The accompanying above mentioned topic division gives this plan the following expansion: 1 The first period in Tromsø — local knowledge and start-up of intro: — introduction programme in Tromsø; — Rights, duties, performance and requirements; — Interpreter; — How do you learn Norwegian? — Bank and payment; — Culture and leisure activities 16 hours; Housing: — Municipal housing; — Rent contract; — Housing support; — Insurance; — Own house 10 hours. Relevant actors here are: Social studies teacher, the Refugee Service, resource group, financial advisor, interpreter agency/IMDi, the Housing Office, the Housing Bank of Norway, insurance company and others. 2 Clarification of expectations — Administration level: government, county, municipality: What do they mean to you? — Tromsø municipality: Policies and administration; — Public actors' role and responsibility to individuals; — NAV 10 hours; ‘Law for newcomers’ 8 hours; Financial advice 6 hours; — Household budget; — Savings; — Loan; — Debt. Relevant actors: The Refugee Service, NAV, the Housing Bank of Norway, NAV, Politicans, Lawyers, Police, financial advisors and others. 3 Health: — Excess and coverage of health costs; — Family doctor, health centres, emergency doctor surgery and hospitals; — Dentists; — Mental health seen in the context of migration; — Health and nutrition 12 hours. Relevant actors: the Refugee Service, RVTS, Health Visitor, family doctor, Child Protection, resource group and others. 4 Local school and education: — Language learning in the introduction programme; — Approval of competence each individual comes with; — The Norwegian State Educational Fund; — Basic schooling for adults; — Adult orientated/youth right to sixth form college education; — Real competence; — Testing vocations 10 hours. Relevant actors: The Adult Tuition, the Refugee Service, the Norwegian State Educational Fund, the county, resource group and others. 5 in practice: — The road to work and Norwegian; — The labour market in Tromsø; — Job seekers; — Documentation; — Reference; — Interview; — Work contract; — Formal and informal rules in working life; — Trade unions; — Family and working life 10 hours. Relevant actors: NAV, the Refugee Service, Career Troms, employers, trade unions, recruitment agencies, resource group and others. 6 The impact of migration on the family: — Migration processes; — Family law and family protection office; — Everyday life in Norway 4 hours. Parental guidance: — ICDP (international child development programme. 12 meetings — 24 hours); — Cooperation school/nursery/home; — Child protection; — Nutrition; — Children's participation in leisure activities 34 hours. Relevant actors: certified ICDP supervisor, family protection office, child protection, RVTS, resource group, health visitor, actors from sport and leisure activities and others. 7 Dark winters and light nights: — Climate and health; — Outdoor activities; — ‘Out in the nature’ separate parent/child course; — Network activities; — ‘the winter house’ 14 hours. Relevant actors: Tourist association, nature and challenges, housing office, the Refugee Service, health visitor and others. The overview will be a good starting point for the content of ‘Intro start’. In addition to the above mentioned topics, housing guidance, career guidance and parental guidance will be important to coordinate. These will depend on the use of first language support and the plan is that the resource group shall contribute to the implementation of ‘intro start’. Logistics and cooperation: The service provider must have good systems for handling complicated logistics and he must be willing to cooperate with other suppliers, in addition to obtaining his own sub suppliers. There will be between 40 and 60 participants with varying language levels and with different first languages. Futhermore, there will be different actors who shall contribute and knowledge on society, career guidance, housing guidance and ICDP shall be included in the measure. It could be the case that the different measures are be held in different locations. The service provider will be expected to participate in planning and cooperation meetings with the contracting authority and other suppliers. The service provider will be the coordinator, responsible for logistics and the facilitator. Furthermore, the service provider is expected, together with the contracting authority, to be willing to be in a continual development process as regards the content of the measure. Own delivery. The service provider could, however, have to provide the course itself, whilst waiting for ‘intro start’ to take shape. Relevant courses here are, for example, computer courses and finance courses.

title: ‘Resource group’

description: The aim is to build up a resource group consisting of persons who have language competence that are compatible with the language diversity that is in the target group at any one time. There is a need to provide guidance and training soon after arrival and it is in this phase that it is important to communicate information in a language that the participants understand. It is not always appropriate to use ordinary interpreters in cases where guidance and teaching is done in groups. This is because it is costly, but also because the interpreters do not know the methodology and content of the different measures. With this background, the aim is to be able to recruit and give training/certification to employees in the resource group, so that these can contribute to the implementation of housing guidance, parental guidance and career guidance. Furthermore, the resource group will be important for implementing ‘intro start’. Service providers who would like to take on the project must be able to see the entire portfolio of measure as one, and contribute to there being coverage for implementing the measures by access to resources persons. The contracting authority will bear the costs of certification for ICDP supervisors through other project resources. Recruitment, employer responsibility and follow-up. Employees in the resource group shall not be registered interpreters/employees in an interpreter agency that the municipality uses, as this will come under another contract. Employees here will be paid through this contract in ‘Work orientated measures for persons with little or no school background’ and the service provider that signs a contract here will therefore have employer responsibility and formal association with the project. The service provider is, however, obliged to have this part of the resources as a part of the measure ‘intro start’. This will, however, provide an opportunity for the service provider to see the two measures in context, and possibly implement that participants on the measure contract ‘Work orientated measures for persons with little or no school background’ are natural participants for the measure contract ‘intro start’. It will allow for teachers in this measure being able to have meeting times and participation in the other measure. The measure ‘Work orientated measures for persons with little or no school background’ has costs for four first language supports. It is the language composition in the target group and the logistics in connection with ‘intro start’ that will decide how many and what job percentage these ought to have. There will probably be a need to strengthen the Arabic language group in the coming period. A price estimate is given here if there is a need for four resource persons, in addition to the four who are already included in the measure ‘Work orientated measures for persons with little or no school background’. A further two can be required. The service provider is responsible for ensuring that there are available resource persons for the implementation of the measure ‘intro start’ and must assess the size of the job percentages, length of employment and the number of persons required for implementing the measures ‘intro start’ and ‘Work orientated measures for persons with little or no school background’.

title: Work orientated measures for person with little or no school background

description: The measure is a work orientated training offer for newcomers with little or no school background, who have never learnt to read and write, and who are at an early stage of learning Norwegian. The training shall follow the ‘Teaching plan in Norwegian and social studies for adult immigrants’ and it shall use first language support teaching as an important methodology (these resources can be seen in context with the ‘project resource group’). The training shall cover the teaching plan's competence targets within the ‘Literacy module’ and thereafter within levels A1 and A2. 50 hours of social studies will be given in the first language or another language if the participant understands this. The measure shall be year round and full time. There can be an agreement that the participants here also participate in the measure ‘intro start’, as a part of their full time offer in the first year. There must be flexibility in the facilitation for differentiated and experience based teaching. The participants shall develop basic competence in oral and written Norwegian, get knowledge of and insight in Norwegian society — with particular emphasis on Norwegian working life. The participants shall have social studies, with particular emphasis on working life knowledge and they shall develop competencies that are necessary for coping with everyday life and at work. Each individual shall be able to understand and make themselves understood in Norwegian, in addition to reading and writing competence. Furthermore, the aim is that each individual shall learn learning strategies that form a basis for further learning opportunities after the introduction programme has been completed. The general aim is that the participants shall be qualified to work in Norway. Methodological approach: The training shall methodologically focus on five competencies in language development: conversation, listening, expressing, reading and writing. Furthermore, it is important that the service provider focuses on training in computer use and that this is a natural part of all parts of the training. It is therefore necessary that the service provider facilitates the use of smart boards, PCs and tablets. These tools can be used for listening, looking and talking about pictures, writing in plenum, reading, using Norwegian education programmes, learning to surf on the internet and general data training. Suggestopedia is a recognised teaching method that we would like to use in this measure. This is a measure that emphasises using all the senses in the learning situation. Role play, excursions to ‘see and touch’ reality connected to topics that are being learnt. These provide important reference points and contribute to an individual getting enhanced opportunities to solve practical challenges in everyday life and getting to know their local environment (e.g. reading bus timetables, asking for help, reading prices, understanding signs etc.). Natural places to arrange such excursions to are, for example: the town hall, various work places, museums, fire station, police station, shops, bank, leisure areas etc. The training also ought to be built on the teaching material mostly being self-produced — both by teachers and participants. Teachers produce material that is closely connected to the topic in the teaching, it can be material that is obtained outside the classroom: pictures from excursions, the local newspaper, timetables, meeting summons, recipies, advertisements etc. The material that the pupils produce are written texts that build on what the participants have worked on in oral Norwegian. Methodologically this is based on ‘Reading from speech — LTG’, which is recommended for reading and writing learning. The work process is to talk, then write and finally read your own words. This gives reading texts with an everyday language and with a word use that is known to the participants. In addition to participants building up their own file with self-produced material, each participant must have text books and work books adapted to their level. Work preparation practice: The second year in the measure is for full time work preparation practice with language support services. The practice place that an individual is offered shall be in accordance with the individual's aims in their individual plan for the introduction programme. This means that the service provider must cooperate closely with each individual participant's programme coordinator. The offer of a practice place shall be appropriate for participants as regards further language development and there shall be at possible employment. The service provider will be responsible for follow-up of participants at the work place and shall ensure that the practice contributes to further language progression. Furthermore, the service provider must arrange subject gatherings for participants in the practice period, so that the group as a whole can contribute to each other's learning in this period. Such subject gatherings ought to be arranged at a minimum every fourth week. Reporting: The service provider must report a minimum of once a month to each individual participant's programme coordinator on status and development. Once every half year there shall be a formal update on each participant, with the participant and the programme coordinator present. Once every half year a report is to be sent to the Refugee Service on the status of the whole group. Price: The price is to be based on the use of up to four first language supports, in addition to the main teacher. Furthermore, the starting point is that there are places for 10 participants in this measure at any one time and if there is a need for more places, the group can be expanded by up to 4 participants. These then pay a unit price for the expansion. The price is to include expenses for renting premises, teaching material and equipment. Note that the courses ‘intro start’, ‘resource group’ and ‘work orientated measures for persons with little or no school background’ will be assessed together so that one service provider will be assessed for these subject to division.

title: Work preparation practice

description: 1 year full time and year round measure for participants who have a transition to work as their main aim for the introduction programme. The service provider is responsible for providing the participant with full time activity year round, in accordance with the municipality's rules for holidays in the introduction programme. The aim of the work preparation practice, and the accompanying language support services, is that participants who have the main aim for their introduction programme of a direct transition to work after the programme, achieve this aim and are basically qualified to work in Norway. ‘Language supporting services’ is a term that is used as this can lie in the area between learning Norwegian in accordance with the teaching plan and what can be understood as measures in intro. The services that are defined under this are, for example, in cases where language development is the focus in meetings with the practice place and participants, or that first language support is a natural element in guidance and teaching. These language supporting services will be expected to correspond with the project announced in the measure ‘intro start’. The aim of the work preparation practice is that participants shall develop language competencies and learn about Norwegian working life. Follow-up in practice: Educational personnel and supervisors are required to follow-up participants and employers during the entire practice period. In addition to following-up development and language progression connected to the work place, participants shall get an offer on subject gatherings, preferably connected to the trade they have their practice in. The frequency of the subject gatherings ought not exceed 6 weeks. The service provider must ensure that they can assist participants who would like to take language tests in the practice period. These shall be offered adapted teaching and the service provider must be able to coordinate registrations to the test. The service provider must prepare individual teaching plans for the period that the participant shall be in practice. Furthermore, the service provider will be responsible for ensuring compliance with contracts with the respective employer, and that the practice place takes on the responsibility of facilitating learning and language development at the work place. Cooperation and reporting: The service provider is obliged to participate in cooperation meetings with the Refugee Service, and a report must be submitted monthly to the department manager in the introduction department. Participant lists shall be continually updated and sent to the department manager every month. Annual reports shall be prepared and a clear overview of result achievements shall be provided. Price assessment: This gives a delivery guarantee of 60 participants per month. An expansion can be agreed if needed, at a unit price for up to 20 extra participants, cf. the flexibility requirement. This price is to include teaching and the use of Migranorsk, language testing, mapping, guidance, participation in practice preparation courses, teaching in general working life knowledge, books and other material.

title: Career guidance for newcomers

description: Weekly offer in the first half year of the introduction programme. Will be included in the weekly offer of ten hours, in accordance with interaction between the suppliers. The aim of the measure is that the participants shall be conscious of their resources and qualities and see this in connection with their possibilities and aims for the introduction programme. The career guidance shall contribute to an individual being empowered in their choice of further vocational participation or education. Methodological approach: The measure builds on a solution focused approach and follows the modules in the guidance model ‘Insight gives outlook’. It is a prerequisite that the service provider has competence within this guidance model and can contribute to furthering this to co-supervisors and participants in the resource group. Insights gives outlook is built up of 12 modules: 1 Get to know; 2 Resources; 3 Roles and identity; 4 The power of thought; 5 Confidence and self-esteem; 6 Vocation and education; 7 Choice and change; 8 Motivation; 9 Network; 10 Aim and CV; 11 Application and presentation; 12 Summary and coat of arms. The guidance will be carried out in groups of approx. 12 persons. We would like three groups to run parallel. The guidance will be given by a main supervisor, 1 co-supervisor and a first language support form the resource group. Training and continuation: The service provider is obliged to have training days for co-supervisors and first language support. The training will be held over two days and the service provider is to see to premises and material for this. The aim of the training is to ensure that the co-supervisor and first language support are familiar with the methodology and that they, in time, can run their own group guidance, under the supervision of the service provider. Cooperation and reporting: It is a prerequisite that the service provider participates in cooperation meetings and has close cooperation with each individual participant's programme coordinator. The latter is to ensure that all the involved parties are conscious of the main aim of the individual plan for each individual and to contribute to guidance being given in accordance with this. An evaluation shall be carried out after each group has completed the course, and this shall be sent to the Refugee Service. The service provider can be asked to be an organiser for the ‘clarification team’, which consists of the most relevant actors in cooperation around each individual participant's individual plan. gives a total extent of 36 weeks.

title: Including and network activities

description: The main aim is to allow newcomers to become quickly included and create a network in the local community. The measures in this part of the contract shall contribute to all newly arrived refugees getting an offer of start help to establish a social network in their new place of residence, as well as to get access to more informal arenas for Norwegian practice. Service providers who would like to submit a tender for this part of the tender must be able to show that they have an established arena that participants in the introduction programme can be included in. The measures that are included here can be a part of the introduction programme. If this is included in the individual plan for a participant in the programme, the service provider is obliged to sign an ‘attendance card’ that the participant takes to the activity. Attestation of timesheets is not required for these activities, and absence lists do not need to be sent. It is each individual participant's responsibility to document that they have participated in the activity by taking their ‘attendance card’ and getting it signed. The service provider is obliged to participate in monthly cooperation meetings with the contracting authority and report at these on the status of the activity level. Furthermore, an annual report is to be submitted. In cases where the activities are a defined part of the introduction programme, it is a prerequisite that there is continual close communication between the coordinator and the involved parties from the service provider. Activities that are wanted: 1 Guide for newly arrived refugees; 2 Women's cafe — a meeting place for women where there is an offer of activities in accordance with what these women request (dialogue cafe as methodology); 3 Men's cafe — a meeting place for emn where there is an offer of activities in accordance with what these men request. (Dialogue cafe as methodology); 4 Activity group for youths (18-30 years); 5 Flexi ID: flexible identity. Course developed for youths in the age group 16-25 years; 6 Homework help for participants in the introduction programme; 7 Computer help for participants in the introduction programme; 8 Joint activities and topic evenings. The joint activity can, for example, be to go together with the group to a football match, the cineam, theatre etc. Topic evenings have a focus on increasing competence in multi-culture and migration. Individual activities are aimed at ‘the connections’ in the Refugee Guide, whilst others are open for everyone; 9 Practising Norwegian. Low threshold offer that builds on experience from projects that the Refugee Service and the Red Cross have had. Practising Norwegian is a language practising arena where participants in the introduction programme will be the main target group, but which is also open for all immigrants. Practising Norwegian is a low threshold offer, where participants will get the opportunity to practice and develop Norwegian from the language level they are at, together with volunteers in the local environment. The activity shall be a social arena to practice Norwegian, learn about Norwegian society and build a social network. Practising Norwegian from the organiser of the measure shall be a supplement to, and not a replacement for, formal Norwegian education. Normal activities in practising Norwegian are: reading newspapers together and discussing the content, presentations, listening to the radio, role play, working with grammar, conversations about dialects, slang, normal words and expressions. Topics will be decided by what is current and what the participants would like to focus on when conversing with each other. Emphasis will be put on facilitating the activity to the language level, as well as creating a social meeting place where the individual thrives and dares to practice Norwegian. The volunteer sector must ensure that there are competent volunteers present at the various activities and it is responsible for recruitment and follow-up of them. Regularity: The service provider must ensure regularity in the offer. There is no set number of hours for each of the activities, as some will be more regular than others. For example, the Refugee Guide will be obliged to meet for two hours each week, whilst homework help has traditionally been arranged three days a week. We would like it to be possible to participate in most activities each week, apart from topic evenings and joint activities, which will be regular but with a lower frequency. Price assessment: The price assessment here is not based on delivery per hour, but more a desired activity offer per annum. Furthermore, it is a prerequisite that the service provider has an established arena for the described activity, which are also to be open for everyone. This is decisive for the activities having an including character. The price is therefore based on the contracting authority being obliged to contribute financially within the defined commitment areas. Grants that will be used to run this, in accordance with the above description, are for 940 000 NOK.

title: Working life course

description: The working life course shall prepare participants in the intro programme for participation in language practice. The teaching is given for ten hours per week for a period of 7 weeks. This will occur before, and at the transition from, language teaching in the classroom to placement in language practice. The course's content shall cover the following topics: — Norwegian working life; — Job searching (CV, job advertisements, applications, job interviews); — Writing a CV and application; — Language training in practice and work; — The labour market in Tromsø and Norway; — Written and unwritten rules in working life; — Practice (what, how and why); — HSE. The aim of the measure is that the participant shall have knowledge of employment and the main industries in Norway, as well as knowledge of vocational opportunities that each individual can have. Furthermore a focus on culture, roles and expectations in working life is an important part of the course. Participants shall be able to talk about the competence needs in working life, on how you get and keep a job, on trade unions, co-participation and working environment. Price assessment: The service provider ought to have the capacity for up to 40 participants at any one time divided between 10 hours a week for a period of 7 weeks. The course gives the service provider the opportunity to see the course in connection with the measure ‘work preparation practice’ and will simplify the process as regards mapping, planning the practice place and giving information. This is applicable if it is the same service provider for the ‘work preparation practice’ and ‘working life course’. If there are different service providers who get the tender, there will still be a need for sharing information, which will lead to the completed working life course contributing to simplified processes for the work preparation practice. A participant will receive an offer for a total of 70 hours teaching (10 hours a week for 7 weeks). New courses are expected to be started a minimum of twice a year. Based on this, the hourly rate can be calculated to a lower rate than for other measures.

title: Year round programme

description: This part of the contract is for offers in the school holidays. The date can vary according to the municipality's school holidays. The content description is an example and the contracting authority is open to other proposals, and the service provider must also be open to the contracting authority ordering other topics than those listed here. This is based on changes that can occur in the target group's needs. The year round programme gives the following division into periods: — Winter course (5 days in the winter half term); — ‘Quiet week’ — (3 days at Easter); — Summer course (4 weeks: 26, 31, 32 and 33); — Autumn course (5 days in the autumn half term). The volume of this part of the contract will vary from approx. 150-230 participants. All participants, who are not in full time practice, shall have a year round offer through this contract. It is therefore important that the course portfolio gives an opportunity for individual choice and the service provider must have systems for handling this, as well as assisting the participant in this process. For example, the summer course in previous years has had a variation of approx. 25 different courses, whilst the winter and autumn courses have had less variation. The largest possible portfolio is, however, not an aim in itself, as it some cases it is better with more depth in a course than the greatest possible variation of, for example, two hour courses. Furthermore, it will be the participants and their registration to the individual courses, as well as orders from the contracting authority, that decided which courses are arranged. The below list is an example of courses that can be/or have been a part of the year round offer: 1) Computer course: i.a. Basic use of PCs; b. Teaching and formalisation of ‘datakort’ (computer card); c. Public services on the internet (minID, altinn, the Norwegian State Education Loan Fund, NAV, etc.); d. Computer use for competent users; 2) Job seeker course: i.a. Rules of working life; b. Application and CV; c. Practical interview training; d. HSE rules; e. Active participation in working life; 3) Finances: a. Own financial understanding and management; b. ‘Smart use of money’; c. Budgeting; d. Understanding of accounts; e. Starting your own company; f. Finances in your own company; 4) Traffic course: a. Basic traffic understanding — for pedestrians and cyclists; b. Basic traffic course; c. Lift course; d. Lorry driver course; 5) Caretaker course: Theoretical and practical review of the most central competencies that caretakers must master. 6) Cleaner course: Theoretical and practical review of the most central competencies that cleaners must master. 7) Health and nutrition: a. Diet; b. Practical food course; 8) First aid course; a. Basic course first aid for adults; b. Basic course first aid for parents; 9) Law course for newcomers: a. ‘Everyday law’; b. the Introduction Act; c. Family law; d. Rent law; e. The Working Environment Act; f. the Training Act; g. Right of appeal to public authorities; h. Others; 10) Writing workshop: a. Informal arena for writing training; b. ‘Author school’; 11) The Norwegian welfare model: a. Public administration — structure and division of responsibilities; b. How is the welfare model financed? c. The dynamics ‘rights and duties’; d. What shall the welfare model ensure? 12) Activity leader course for child sports; 13) Physical activities (maximum three hours a week): a. Outdoor life; b. Swimming course; c. Bicycle course; d. Trying out different sports; 14) Creative expansion (maximum 3 hours per week): a. Guitar course; b. Photography course; c. Sewing course; d. Drawing/painting; e. Others; 15) Local knowledge course: a. Tromsø's history; b. Industries in Tromsø; c. Leisure activities in Tromsø; d. Voluntary organisations in Tromsø; e. Joint meeting places in Tromsø; f. Local politics; g. Others; 16) Communication course: a. Handling conflict; b. Parent — school/nursery; c. The good dialogue; 17) Migration processes: a. Theoretical basis; b. Natural reactions; c. New orientation; 18) Motivation course: a. Who succeeds? b. What do we succeed in? c. Why do we succeed? These are examples of desired parts of the course portfolio. The service provider can propose other courses and the contracting authority can order other courses than those listed here.

title: Procurement of measures in the introduction programme Tromsø municipality.

description: Description: This notice is for the procurement of services that shall be included as measures in the introduction programme in Tromsø municipality. Interested tenderers can submit a tender for the enter portfolio of measures, or only for parts of it. The introduction programme in Tromsø municipality. The law on the introduction scheme and Norwegian tuition for newly arrived immigrants §3 states that the municipality shall see to an introduction programme for newly arrived immigrants who live in the municipality. The introduction scheme is the most important means for qualifying newly arrived immigrants and their families. The aim of participation in the introduction programme is to give basic competence in Norwegian, basic insight into Norwegian society as well as to prepare for participation in working life and/or education. The introduction programme shall, at a minimum, include Norwegian tuition, social studies and measures that prepare persons for further training or for working life. Each participant shall have an individually adapted introduction programme, based on the participant's background and prerequisites. The programme shall be year round and full time, which involves participants having an offer 37.5 hours/week and the programme shall follow the school year. The participants have the right to 5 weeks holiday and this is divided up into 4 weeks in the summer and 5 days at Christmas and New Year. The Refugee Service in Tromsø has approx. 300 participants in the introduction programme. The municipality's delegation rules give the Adult Tuition in the municipality the responsibility for teaching in Norwegian and social studies and this shall therefore not be a part of the procurement. The Refugee Service is responsible for the programme's content beyond this and the coordination of measures for each individual. The measures shall be stipulated in each person's individual plan (the Introduction Act § 6) and this will therefore form a guideline for each person's participation in the course. The cooperation contract that exists between the Adult Tuition and the Refugee Service gives the Refugee Service the responsibility for measures beyond Norwegian education. The units have then divided the school year so that the Refugee Service is responsible for the full time offer in the weeks when the Adult Tuition is closed. Furthermore, the municipality's model for the programme states that the Refugee Service shall see to measures for 10 hours a week at the start. Furthermore, the unit is responsible for work orientated course in the programme and must, therefore, have full time work orientated measures for 2 years. Date, location and material: The date for courses that shall be held in the school's holidays, depends on the municipality's school dates for the year in question. Courses which are held for new participants in the programme will be on the last part of Wednesdays and all of Thursday each week. This will be fixed for the first year that the participants are in the programme. Furthermore, the work orientated course will start in year two and this will be full time every day, year round. The organiser of the measures must provide premises for the actual courses/measures and the location ought to be in the centre of Tromsø. All the measures shall be carried out during the working day and shall make up a total of 7.5 hours per day. Measures that have a more network building character and an aim of including activities together with the population of the municipality can be carried out in the late afternoon/early evening. This must, however, be clarified with the participants and it must be stipulated in the participant's individual plan. The organiser of the measures must provide the necessary course material. Group composition of the courses: The course participants in the programme have different first languages. The current composition has Tigrinya, Somali, Arabic, Dari and Farsi as the largest languages. Interpretors or persons from the resource group are expected to be used in the education for those who require it. The participants come with different levels of competence, ranging from illiterate to persons with university education. The group compositions must be decided based on language level, competence and need for interpretaters. For example, in practice this means that one computer course must have four groups in four different rooms due to language composition and computer competence. Flexibility: The Refugee Service houses refugees year round. Furthermore, the need for education can vary in the target group, both based on nationality and first language, competence and the aim of the programme. The course provider ought, therefore, to be flexible as regards admissions, group composition and course content, so that this can be adjusted in line with the current need of the target groups. Resettlement can, for a period, be different from other periods, so that the group size and start-up date for a course must be postponed or an extra group must be started up. Such changes will be clarified with the contracting authority as and when they occur. The municipal council can also approve increased resettlement in the coming years, and the number will therefore be higher than that stated here. Competence requirements for the service provider: The service provider must have, or get sub suppliers who have, competence in the different themes for the courses. Measures that have pronounced language support services must have personnel for this part of the measure that have formal education competence. The aim of the measures: All the measures that are a part of the programme shall contribute to strengthening the participant's options for transferring to work/education and independent participation in society and financial management. All the courses/measures must therefore support such an aim. The courses must be adapted to the participant's competence and all the courses must have the aim of increasing Norwegian knowledge. Registration of absence and attestation of timesheets The organiser of the measures is obliged to keep a good and complete overview of absence, which is to be sent to the Refugee Service on 30 of every month. The overview must show participation for each individual each hour, as this forms the basis for any deductions in the introduction grant. The organiser of the measures must attest each individual's timesheet. This means that participants themselves fill in their timesheets and this registration of absence shall be checked with the organiser of the measures' registration, and then attested on each individual's timesheet. The Refugee Service will assess the documentation for absence and whether the absence is valid. The organiser of the measures shall only document/attest presence. Participants will have an activity log for ‘including and network activities’, which the organiser must sign in order to document participation. The Contracting Authority uses Mercell Sourcing Service. To express your interest and gain access to any documents, please click on the link below or copy and paste the link into your browser. (http://permalink.mercell.com/53370777.aspx). Then follow the instructions on the website.

Tromsø kommune (Tromsø municipality)

street: Rådhusgata 2


title: Framework agreement, doors.

description: The delivery of doors to Statnett's transformer stations and other buildings.

Statnett SF

street: Postboks 4904 Nydalen

Norfo AS

street: Industriveien 22


name: Helsedirektoratet (The Norwegian Directorate of Health)


name: UiT Norges arktiske universitet UiT Norges arktiske universitet (The Arctic University of Norway)

title: Light sources and electrotechnical material.

description: A framework agreement shall be established for light sources and electrotechnical material.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Logistics: 30
Price: 70

street: Postboks 6050 Langnes

Ahlsell Norge AS

street: Postboks 184


title: US — Immunology and Transfusion Medicine Department Apheresis Machines (3).

description: 3 apheresis machines shall be procured to replace old machines at the Immunology and Transfusion Medicine Department, Blood Donor Section, Ullevål. The machines shall be used for tromb apheresis that is obtained from blood donors.

Oslo Universitetssykehus HF

street: Postboks 4956 Nydalen


name: Statens vegvesen Region nord (The Norwegian Public Roads Administration, Northern Region)

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100


name: Norsk kulturråd (The Arts Council Norway)


title: Procurement of an ultrasound apparatus.

description: Procurement of an ultrasound apparatus, see the tender documentation for a description of the requested equipment.

Vestre Viken HF

street: Postboks 800


title: Parallel framework agreement for trips by bus in the Oslo area

description: Trips by bus for the contracting authority's entities in the Oslo area, i.e. Akershus county's entities and companies in Galleriet/Schweigaards gata 4-12/Sonia Hennies plass, approx. 500 employees in the county administration, as well as the administration in the dental health service and AFK eiendom (seminars, study visits, site surveys) and NMBU Campus Adamstuen in Ullevålsveien 72 (excursions with students, transport to hotels and conference places, social trips for employees or students.

title: Parallel framework agreement for trips by bus in the Follo area.

description: Trips by bus for the contracting authority's entities in the Follo area, i.e. Ski municipality, Oppegård municipality, Vestby municipality, Frogn municipality, Ås municipality, NMBU's entities at Ås as well as AFK and AFK eiendom FKF's entities in these municipalities and in Nesodden. Passengers will be employees in the entities, children in nurseries, pupils in primary and secondary schools and before-and-after-school care, pupils in sixth form colleges, students at Folk High Schools and the university, adults and elderly persons in nursing homes etc. Examples of trips: Seminars for politicians, school camps, class trips, Østfoldbadet, Askimbadet, Akershus festning, personnel seminars, conference places, hotels personnel trips, excursions, winter activity days at Tryvann, Kongsberg, Geilo, activity days for disabled persons, various trips for sports pupils with a lot of equipment, for example, skiing days.

title: Parallel framework agreement for trips by bus in the Øvre Romerike area.

description: Trips by bus for AFK/AFK eiendom FKF's entities in the Øvre Romerike area. Passengers will be employees in the entities, pupils in sixth form colleges, students at the Folk High School. Examples of trips: Pupil transport to excursions, activity days, sports with a lot of baggage, ski trips to Trysil, Hemsedal, local study trips, trips to Lillehammer, Oslo, cultural trips to Oslo in the evening, trips with overnight stays, canoe trips to, amongst other places, Hadeland, education fairs, pupil exchanges (foreign pupils).

title: Parallel framework agreement for trips by bus in the West area (Asker and Bærum).

description: Trips by bus for AFK/AFK eiendom FKF's entities in the West ara (Asker and Bærum). Passengers will be employees in the entities, pupils in sixth form colleges. Examples of trips: Local study trips, pupil transport to and from sports activities with a lot of equipment, education fairs, employee seminars, excursions, biology trips to Venabufjell, exchanges of large groups of pupils from abroad.

title: Parallel framework agreement for trips by bus in the Nedre Romerike area

description: Trips by bus for AFK/AFK eiendom FKF's entities in the Nedre Romerike area. Passengers will be employees in the entities, pupils in sixth form colleges. Examples of trips: Pupil transport to excursions, activity days, sports with a lot of baggage, ski trips, excursions for both employees and pupils, trips to Jotunheimen and winter trips for groups for outdoor activities, Nittedal, Nordmarka, Sweden, long bus trips for pupil exchanges.

title: Framework agreements for trips by bus.

description: Parallel framework agreements with sub contracts for the five geographical areas Follo, Asker&Bærum, Oslo, Nedre Romerike and Øvre Romerike. Three to five service providers are wanted for each area. There is a need for transport by coach, bus and minibus. Trips will mainly be ordered to and from destinations in Akershus, Oslo, Østfold, Buskerud and Oppland, but there will also be some trips to destinations all over Norway and Europe. The transport need is connected to, for example, excursions, activity days, study trips, school camps and similar for children, young persons, adults as well as employees in the contracting authority's different entities. Normally one day trips, but there can also be some longer trips, for example, study trips. The assignments' size will vary from trips with 1 minibus to assignments that require many buses, for example, skiing days to Norefjell with five large buses or more. The contract does not include scheduled driving.

Akershus fylkeskommune, Innkjøpsstaben

street: Schweigaards gate 4