Norway Tender Results

Aurskog-Høland Municipality needs to enter into a framework agreement for passenger transport services to doctors and dentists, activity centres, between nursing homes, as well as official journeys arranged by the municipality. There are regular routes to, amongst other places, day centres and activity centres.

The contract shall cover the contracting authority’s requirement for competence unavailable in own organisation, or in connection with requirements for independent external task solutions. The contracts can also be used if extra capacity and transfer of competence are needed. The relevant competence areas are: A: Consultancy B: Architecture C: Project management D: Infrastructure E: System development F: Information security

The aim of the procurement is to establish parallel framework agreements in order of priority for heart plugs with consumables and clips for valve repairs of mitral and tricuspidal valves, catheter-based procedures, as well as consumables for contrast fluid for CVI for Oslo University Hospital, the Southern and Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority. The estimated value is NOK 20 million per annum.

The contest is for a framework agreement for the delivery of services connected to ventilation. The value of the contract is approx.: NOK 7,000,000 excluding VAT per annum. The maximum value for the entire contract period, including any options and expected price increase is: NOK 30,000,000 excluding VAT. The need is uncertain. The value can be both higher and lower, and will depend on, among other things, the contracting authority's needs, activities, budgetary situation and other framework factors. See the procurement documents for further information.

NAV Rogaland would like to procure the labour market measure follow-up for persons who require more comprehensive follow-up support than what the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Organisation can provide. Follow-up is to provide assistance with the aim of participants obtaining and/or keeping paid work. The aim is that participants shall, to the greatest possible degree, be self-sufficient with a permanent connection to working life. Follow-up can include career guidance, assistance with targeted job seeking and job development, guidance and advice connected to work participation, both for participants and employers, training in work related and social skills, as well as follow-up and facilitation at work, in order to facilitate a transition to work and ensure that jobs are kept. Click https://permalink.mercell.com/219298244.aspx.

The contracting authority shall enter into parallel framework agreements to cover the need for the procurement and assembly of new furniture. Bærum Municipality focuses on reusing previously purchased furniture and procuring second hand furniture. The framework agreements will ensure that the contracting authority can procure new furniture when the need for furniture cannot be met by reuse or purchased second hand furniture. It is up to the contracting authority to choose between the framework agreements for used or new purchases, and to use the ones that are deemed by the contracting authority to be most appropriate in each individual case.

Oslo Municipality, c/o the Agency for Welfare, would like to procure framework agreements for the following home services: - District nurses, including district nurses for day, evening, and night and stationary district nurse services 24 hours a day. - Personal assistance in the form of practical assistance - daily tasks, hereafter called practical assistance. - An option for activity time. The services must be provided year round in all of Oslo Municipality. The signed framework agreements will be part of Oslo Municipality's user choice scheme for home services. The user choice scheme means that users can choose between municipal providers and private providers with a framework agreement. The aim is to give users greater influence, flexibility, and choice.

All ICT (non-administrative) DPS schemes are registered here. The values of all lots under this scheme have been adjusted upward per the values below: Information security: NOK 130,000,000 ICT Project management: NOK 620,000,000 System development .NET: NOK 900,000,000 System development BI data warehouse: NOK 218,000,000 Testing and test management: NOK 330,000,000 ICT systems and platforms: NOK 80,000,000 IT architecture: NOK 325,000,000 Service design and front end development: NOK 245,000,000 Other system development: NOK 155,000,000 Data and telecommunications: NOK 69,000,000 E-learning: NOK 69,000,000 Information management and modelling: NOK 60,000,000 Office365 and Sharepoint: NOK 83,000,000 System development Java: NOK 165,000,000 ICT Governance: NOK 124,200,000 Innovation: NOK 10,000,000

The purpose of the framework agreements is to cover the Contracting Authority's need for sufficient capacity and specialised expertise in 5G and mobile technology to carry out the preliminary project for a new emergency network in various areas of mobile technology and technical solutions for mission-critical services (MCX), and to ensure continuity throughout the preliminary project, procurement and execution.

The advanced High Content Imaging (HCI) system must be a microscope system that is fast, sensitive and that has the possibility of optical sectioning (confocal).