Tender Results of Uit Norges Arktiske Universitet

Norway-Tromsø: Internal audit services

Objective and scope of the procurement The tender contest applies to the delivery of standard and designer furniture for UiT in Bodø

UiT the Arctic University of Norway would like to enter into a framework agreement for service and maintenance work on the backup power installations at Campus Tromsø, Breivika.

Framework agreement for courses and conferences away from Tromsø

The competition concerns the delivery of a complete vacuum system ("litter handling system") for the safe and efficient handling of dirty cage material from experimental animals (small rodents) at the Department of Comparative Medicine [Avdeling for komparativ medisin (AKM)].

The Arctic University of Norway is carrying out a tender contest for services related to waste management. The framework agreement will cover the contracting authority's ongoing needs for collection, transport and final treatment of general waste (commercial waste) and special waste (hazardous waste and risk waste). The objective is to ensure stable, cost-effective and sustainable waste management at all of the university's campuses and locations. The procurement is divided into three separate contract areas. See the procurement documents for further information.

The contest applies to the delivery of maintenance for the aircraft fleet at UiT.

UiT, the Arctic University of Norway, c/o the Department for Buildings and Property (BEA) would like to enter into a contract for fire prevention condition analyses. The aim of the procurement is to map the fire prevention condition of the university's buildings. This is so as to ensure that the buildings fulfil the requirements given in, or pursuant to the current law and regulations, and that their use is in accordance with them.

The contest includes the delivery and establishment of 'print as a service' for the University's locations. The contract also covers other legal entities associated to UiT organisationally or operationally, as an option. UiT the Arctic University shall replace its current system for printing and scanning and will move to a service-based delivery where the supplier undertakes the total responsibility for the entire system chain including servers, printers, paper fills, maintenance and service operations, also referred to as 'Print-As-A-Service', for all of the University's locations. The service shall ensure secure printing and scanning with follow-me functionality based on employee and student cards, with associated quota system and payment method. The contract value is estimated to be above the EEA threshold value. The need is uncertain.

UiT, The Arctic University of Norway, would like to enter into a new framework agreement for the procurement and assembly of a low security lock system.