Tender Results of Ntnu

The replacement of control system for lifts

Hyperspectral imaging system for biological uses. The system must operate in the SWIR spectral area (approx. 970-2500nm), in accordance with work distance, spectral and spacial resolution, and optical aberrations. The system ought to be complete with a measuring rig, including a translation step with 50 cm scanning area, light source, reflectance standards as specified, a computer and software to operate the system (and optimally, software for data analysis). See Annex 1 for more information.

Equipment for physiological measurements, including SCR, ECG, EMG, EEG, fNIRS. Stimuli presentation, including voltage stimulator, VR.

NTNU Technology Transfer AS is in need of a framework agreement that can cover our need for services within patents and IPR consultancy. The framework agreement will be executed in parallel with 5 tenderers such that the tenderer appointed as No. 1 can be engaged on an ongoing basis and directly. If No. 1 is unable to accept the assignment due to conflict of interest, the Contracting Authority can choose tenderer no. 2 and so on. Additionally, the Contracting Authority has the right but not the obligation to hold a mini contest among the 5 tenderers.

2 high-speed cameras for collecting measurement data from laboratory experiments

Procurement of printed books for the university library - NTNU Trondheim

Subsequent to a tender contest, the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Norwegian: NTNU) c/o the Academic Administrative Division has entered into a contract for the purchase of a multilingual chatbot to streamline user inquiries regarding admission questions. The chatbot must be able to answer simpler inquiries and send the case further via the Norwegian University of Science and Technology's ESM (NTNU Help) if it is unable to answer questions. A consultant shall take over the chat if needed. See the list of requirement specifications for more information.

The Institute for Industrial Economy and Technology Management at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) would like to procure a pyrolysis gas chromatography/massespectrometry (Py-GC.MS). The instrument will primarily be used for the analysis of polymers.

NTNU has entered into a contract for the procurement of a Holographic microscope that shall be used for biological purposes, studies related to cells and exosomes Possibility of future upgrading of camera and microscope to fluorescence microscopy.

The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) intends to enter into a framework agreement with Gartner Group Norge AS for a subscription based delivery of services for access to ICT strategic consultancy services and supplier-independent research and analysis services.