Tender Results of Politiets Fellestjenester

The Police have an ongoing project to examine the use of electric vehicles in police operative service. As part of this project, a strategy must be established for how these vehicles are charged, and how this affects the infrastructure in the police's building. A mobile fast charger can drain the building's electricity network when a high power drain is required for charging electric vehicles. The delivery comprises one mobile fast charger, with an option to procure a further one.

The Norwegian Police Service needs to procure 1 puppy for use as a future patrol dog service. The puppy can be offered as: • Category 1, puppy up to 12 weeks. • Category 2, puppy 3 - 6 months.

The tenderer shall provide travel agency services that are necessary to meet the Contracting Authority's needs. At the time of signing the contract, the service provider shall provide services that cover the following travel categories: • Hotel accommodations (nationally and internationally) • The hire of cars (nationally and internationally) • Flights (nationally and internationally) • Other travel categories such as train, boat / ferry, bus (nationally and internationally) For the at always prevailing travel categories covered by the agreement, the Supplier shall, among other things, offer (the list is not exhaustively): • General travel agency services • Electronic self-booking system for browser and APP (Online portal) • Consultants for the Police Immigration Unit's travel office See the tender documentation for further details.

The Norwegian Police Service requires a framework agreement to cover their need for veterinary services for canine officers and guard dogs/rescue animals. The canine officers currently consist of patrol dogs, various types of search dogs and recruited puppies. Canine services take place round the clock and assist in a number of areas within the district. Canine handlers also care for their service dog in their free time, around the clock and throughout the entire year. Canines that are taken into custody and require supervision may need veterinary services that are emergent or planned. This can occur at any time of the day. The police are also contacted about and must manage abandoned animals that are injured/struck by vehicles (dogs, cats and house pets) that may require treatment from a veterinarian.

The Norwegian Police Service requires a framework agreement to cover their need for veterinary services for canine officers and guard dogs/rescue animals. The canine officers currently consist of patrol dogs, various types of search dogs and recruited puppies. Canine services take place round the clock and assist in a number of areas within the district. Canine handlers also care for their service dog in their free time, around the clock and throughout the entire year. Canines that are taken into custody and require supervision may need veterinary services that are emergent or planned. This can occur at any time of the day. The police are also contacted about and must manage abandoned animals that are injured/struck by vehicles (dogs, cats and house pets) that may require treatment from a veterinarian.

Contract for canteen management of the Police's canteens.

The Norwegian Armed Forces needs to procure 18-24 dogs in the puppy category up to 8 weeks of age for future patrol dog services. The contracting authority shall use the award criteria price (20%) and quality (80%) when evaluating the received tenders.

The Norwegian Defence's dog school would like to procure up to 4 juvenile canines. The desired breed is Malinois, but other good individuals will also be assessed. In connection with the Norwegian Defence's patterns of use, it is preferable that dogs weigh up to 30 kg. Category 1: juvenile canines aged 18-24 months. Category 2: juvenile canines aged 9-18 months. Category 1 dogs are assumed to go directly into training, and it is preferable that they have established passive marking and search patterns (fine search) and release as reinforcement (lead). If a dog does not pass the general test or the trial period at the facility, the selected tenderer will be given the opportunity to deliver a replacement dog on the condition that the replacement dog is ready for general selection within 4 weeks. If a replacement dog cannot be provided, the rest of the delivery will be cancelled and new contest will be announced. It is preferable that the dog can be delivered to Hauersetervegen 203, 2055 Nordkisa.

Politiets fellestjenester (PFT), hereafter called the contracting authority, will, on behalf of Tolletaten, Kriminalomsorgen, Sysselmesteren på Svalbard and Politiets sikkerhetstjeneste (PST), enter into a contract for the procurement of Training equipment and other exercise room equipment. The purpose of the procurement is to enter into a framework agreement for professional conditioning and training equipment as well as a service agreement for these and other equipment to be used in an exercise room required by the service personnel.

The need is specifically for the Labrador Retriever breed as the dogs will be trained as a special sensor capacity related to patrol duty.