Tender Results of Ntnu

Leasing two machines for the production of printed matter for employees and students at NTNU.

The Institute for Information Security and Communication Technology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology is establishing a Hardware Reverse Engineering (HRE) Laboratory at the Gjøvik Campus. The HRE laboratory will facilitate practical experimentation, research, knowledge creation, communication, and will educate and train the future generation in machine security in academia, authorities, and industry through creating new knowledge and best practice. We are establishing a Side Channel Analysis (SCA) setup and error injection setup as part of the HRE laboratory. The side channel analysis tool must be able to extract and register traces from electricity, electromagnetic radiation, timing, and radio frequency for micro-controllers, smartcards, and FPGA based built-in systems. The error injection setup will support voltage errors and electromagnetic errors for micro-controllers, smart cards, and FPGA based built-in systems.

Finance and consultancy services related to EU finance throughout all of NTNU.

NTNU wants to enter into a Framework Agreement for service, repair and purchase of cranes/lifting devices. NTNU has a total of 142 cranes in categories G4 and G7 with different status and condition. The cranes are situated in 19 different buildings owned by NTNU in Trondheim

Within the SMART-H project, a nanoindenter will be procured for testing in pressurised hydrogen gas

Coordinate NTNU's access control systems across campuses. Card production. Contribute/see to secure access control/secure operation.

NTNU is looking for hardware and software for conducting magnetic resonance elastography of the human brain in-vivo for the purpose of advanced research on brain structure and function in volunteers and patients. The tender can include one stationary system for use with 3T Siemens Skyra, or one mobile system for use with both 3T Siemens Skyra and 7T Siemens MAGNETOM Terra, or two systems for use with both 3T Siemens Skyra and 7T Siemens MAGNETOM Terra within the budget.

NTNU will enter into a framework agreement to secure access to surface products for use on all our buildings. This includes wall/ceiling paint, cornice paint, floor paint, floor coverings, surface paint products, transition cornices, tools and other equipment connected to the activity.

NTNU Properties Department/Building Operations will procure a zero-emission lorry with an attached cabinet and full side opening on the left side.

Influenza vaccinations for employees at NTNU autumn 2023, with an option for equivalent vaccinations in 2024 and/or 2025. Procurement of influenza vaccination.