Tender Results of Ntnu

Microscope for Battery Research

NTNU (the Norwegian University of Science and Technology) wants to purchase a combined 31P and 1H head coil for use on our 7T system. The coil should provide functionality for in-vivo 31P spectroscopy and imaging of the human brain with high SNR and excellent quality of data. Moreover, the coil should provide sufficient SNR and image quality at 1H to allow accurate and efficient localization scans. Options for 2H Functionality and service.

NTNU will procure a combined procedural and learning tool for use in healthcare education.

The tender contest concerns the delivery of LVFESEM (Low Vacuum Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope). The value of the procurement is estimated to be over the EEA threshold. The value is an estimate and is not binding for the contracting authority. The contract is subject to budgetary coverage. See the procurement documents for further information.

The Norwegian University of Science and Technology and Sahlgrenska University Hospital are collaborating to make a procurement for the purchase of laboratory services. The purpose of the procurement is the purchase of metagenome sequencing analysis of 13,250 stool samples and additional bioinformatics services. The scope of the delivery is metagenome sequencing of 13,250 DNA samples, delivery of the report and results.

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. The contract does not include deliveries of the same products where trade companies are engaged and where the delivery of materials is included as a part of the assignment.

NTNU will purchase a new tractor that will primarily be used to operate NTNU's park facilities. In connection with this, a used tractor will be replaced.

The Social Science and Educational Science Faculty, Institute for Teacher Education at NTNU needs a digital system that administers the practice education at the institute. The procurement concerns a total supplier of a digital practice system (Praksisweb) that can contribute to the administration, development, and maintenance of the practice system.

NTNU-AUR-Lab assignment is to carry out field operations with underwater robots and surface robots for research and teaching, both for internal and external users. This can mean operations outside normal working hours, and the tenderer must reckon on some work that must be done in the evenings and sometimes at weekends. This includes operations, maintenance, data processing, and minor development projects. These are mainly solved by the permanent staff in the laboratory. However occasionally there are situations that require us to hire in personnel as we have too few employees for the amount of work, or because we need other competence than what our own employees have. There are situations where it is not possible to find the correct competence internally in the laboratory or at NTNU. It is not always possible to solve this with recruitment or internal training due to the time horizon and budgets for the projects.

Framework agreements with sub-contracts for construction and project management, architect services, consultant engineers, and geotechnics.