Tender Results of Statsbygg

Statsbygg requests tenders for parallel framework agreements for consultancy services in project owner management for Statsbygg's construction projects. Statsbygg needs to increase our capacity and expertise in project owner management for Statsbygg's construction projects. Parallel framework agreements will be signed with up to four tenderers, based on this contest, if the contest gives a basis for this. For further information on the contracting authority see the tender documentation for the contest and www.statsbygg.no

Statsbygg requests tenders for a framework agreement for consultancy service regarding course and competence development in project management in the Statsbygg organisation.. The framework agreement shall cover assistance course and development of Statsbygg's internal project training and development programme, and shall contribute to strengthening project competence and the implementation ability in our projects. A contract will be signed with one 1 tenderer. See www.statsbygg.no for information about the contracting authority

Norway-oslo: Industrial Machinery

Statsbygg aims to lead the development of the construction industry. As part of our initiative in digitalisation and modern project methodology, we would like to join up with tenderers that have competence to use existing systems and tools in an efficient and rational way, and that are willing to contribute with the further development of the branch's practice. This is an invitation to a dynamic purchasing system for project support activities within the LEAN, VDC competence areas and systematic completion/ITB-coordinator. A scheme will be opened for each competence area, total three schemes.

Statsbygg aims to lead the development of the construction industry. As part of our initiative in digitalisation and modern project methodology, we would like to join up with tenderers that have competence to use existing systems and tools in an efficient and rational way, and that are willing to contribute with the further development of the branch's practice. This is an invitation to a dynamic purchasing system for project support activities within the LEAN, VDC competence areas and systematic completion/ITB-coordinator. A scheme will be opened for each competence area, total three schemes.

Ocean Space Centre (OSC) shall be located at Tyholt in Trondheim, Norway. The Centre shall contain research and higher education institutions operating under one roof, seamlessly integrating basic and applied research areas in marine engineering and life sciences. Once completed, OSC shall consist of a unique selection of laboratories with simple and robust student laboratories, highly advanced laboratories for basic research, some of the world's largest hydrodynamic laboratories for large-scale and industrial research, and full-scale field laboratories in the fjord and marine areas outside Trondheim. All this combined with advanced computational and numerical facilities. The new laboratories shall replace the existing facilities currently located at Tyholt in Trondheim.

Ocean Space Centre (OSC) shall be located at Tyholt in Trondheim, Norway. The Centre shall contain research and higher education institutions operating under one roof, seamlessly integrating basic and applied research areas in marine engineering and life sciences. Once completed, OSC shall consist of a unique selection of laboratories with simple and robust student laboratories, highly advanced laboratories for basic research, some of the world's largest hydrodynamic laboratories for large-scale and industrial research, and full-scale field laboratories in the fjord and marine areas outside Trondheim. All this combined with advanced computational and numerical facilities. The new laboratories shall replace the existing facilities currently located at Tyholt in Trondheim.

Ocean Space Centre (OSC) shall be located at Tyholt in Trondheim, Norway. The Centre shall contain research and higher education institutions operating under one roof, seamlessly integrating basic and applied research areas in marine engineering and life sciences. Once completed, OSC shall consist of a unique selection of laboratories with simple and robust student laboratories, highly advanced laboratories for basic research, some of the world's largest hydrodynamic laboratories for large-scale and industrial research, and full-scale field laboratories in the fjord and marine areas outside Trondheim. All this combined with advanced computational and numerical facilities. The new laboratories shall replace the existing facilities currently located at Tyholt in Trondheim.

Framework agreement for the execution of secure work at heights for properties in Oslo.

The ocean research laboratories at Tyholt in Trondheim were established in 1937, and have been expanded a number of times since then. Since 2005 the knowledge environments and industry have worked with purpose to upgrade and modernise the laboratories. The general aim has been, and is, to realise a centre that will ensure value creation for Norway through competitive Norwegian ocean space industries. Ocean Space Centre (OSC) is a joint name for the marine laboratories. Ocean Space Centre consists of specialised laboratories with particularly highly specialised user equipment. In addition an office building and teaching premises are to be established for SINTEF and NTNU at Tyholt in Trondheim. The laboratories consist of wet laboratories such as a sea pool, a rough sea pool, as well as dry laboratories such as structure and engine laboratories. The project has been given a start-up grant for 2022.