search_doffin

Search Norwegian public procurement notices on Doffin.

Signature: search_doffin(query: string, optional, default ''; types: list of string (comma-separated), optional, default None; statuses: list of string (comma-separated), optional, default None; contract_nature: list of string (comma-separated), optional, default None; cpv_codes: list of string (comma-separated), optional, default None; locations: list of string (comma-separated), optional, default None; buyer: list of string (comma-separated), optional, default None; winner: list of string (comma-separated), optional, default None; date_from: string, optional, default None; date_to: string, optional, default None; sort_by: string, optional, default 'RELEVANCE'; include_placeholders: yes/no, optional, default False; limit: integer, items, optional, default 25; offset: integer, items, optional, default 0)

Direct GET

For navigating agents: open the HTML page with parameters in the URL. The result is fetched and displayed without screenshots or form filling.

Open this validated HTML GET URL

https://allemannsdata.com/wiki/kilder/doffin/search_doffin/?query=&types={types}&statuses={statuses}&contract_nature={contract_nature}&cpv_codes={cpv_codes}&locations={locations}&buyer={buyer}&winner={winner}&date_from={date_from}&date_to={date_to}&sort_by=RELEVANCE&include_placeholders=false&limit=25&offset=0

Replace {query}, {types}, {statuses}, {contract_nature}, {cpv_codes}, {locations}, {buyer}, {winner}, {date_from}, {date_to}, {sort_by}, {include_placeholders} with values. Remove unused optional parameters from the URL.

For software and dashboards: Read the operation descriptor. The JSON GET template is https://allemannsdata.com/wiki/api/v1/kilder/doffin/search_doffin?query=&types={types}&statuses={statuses}&contract_nature={contract_nature}&cpv_codes={cpv_codes}&locations={locations}&buyer={buyer}&winner={winner}&date_from={date_from}&date_to={date_to}&sort_by=RELEVANCE&include_placeholders=false&limit=25&offset=0. Open this exact request as JSON.

ParameterRequirementJSON typeDescription
queryoptionalstringFree-text search (Norwegian or English), e.g. "IT-drift", "snørydding", "rammeavtale konsulent". Start here.
typesoptionalunionFilter by notice type. Parent types: PLANNING, COMPETITION, RESULT. Specific types: ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_COMPETITION, DYNAMIC_PURCHASING_SCHEME, QUALIFICATION_SCHEME, ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_INTENT, PRE_ANNOUNCEMENT, ADVISORY_NOTICE, NOTICE_ON_BUYER_PROFILE, ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_CONCLUSION_OF_CONTRACT, CHANGE_OF_CONCLUSION_OF_CONTRACT, CANCELLED_OR_MISSING_CONCLUSION_OF_CONTRACT. Use ["COMPETITION"] + statuses=["ACTIVE"] for open tenders.
statusesoptionalunionACTIVE (open for bids), EXPIRED, AWARDED, CANCELLED.
contract_natureoptionalunionWORKS, SERVICES and/or SUPPLIES.
cpv_codesoptionalunion8-digit CPV codes, e.g. ["45000000"]. Matches the code and its children. Find codes with search_cpv_codes(). Best combined with a free-text query.
locationsoptionalunionNUTS-style location ids, e.g. ["NO060"] (Trøndelag), or "anyw" for non-location-bound. See list_location_codes().
buyeroptionalunionBuyer organization full name(s) exactly as written on notices, e.g. ["Trondheim kommune"]. Resolved to Doffin's internal buyer id via a free-text lookup; names that match no buyer are reported in "note" and, if none match, no results are returned (rather than an unfiltered search). Pass the 32-hex buyer id from a result's buyer field directly to skip the lookup.
winneroptionalunionDoffin's internal supplier id (32-hex). Winner names cannot be used - they are not present in search results to resolve against.
date_fromoptionalunionPublication date lower bound, "YYYY-MM-DD".
date_tooptionalunionPublication date upper bound, "YYYY-MM-DD".
sort_byoptionalstringRELEVANCE (default), PUBLICATION_DATE_DESC, PUBLICATION_DATE_ASC, DEADLINE, ESTIMATED_VALUE_ASC, ESTIMATED_VALUE_DESC.
include_placeholdersoptionalbooleanBy default, hits whose buyer fields look like unfilled eForm template values (org id 123456789, placeholder buyer names) are dropped from the results as junk. Set True to keep them, each flagged with "possible_placeholder": true.
limitoptionalintegerGateway page size; default 25, maximum 100.
offsetoptionalintegerNumber of list items to skip; default 0.
Generated JavaScript, Python and response structure

Use JSON when the user requests code, machine-readable data, value extraction or further computation. Use the HTML GET page to identify the correct source and verify parameters.

Example for generated JavaScript and Python

https://allemannsdata.com/wiki/api/v1/kilder/doffin/search_doffin?query=&types={types}&statuses={statuses}&contract_nature={contract_nature}&cpv_codes={cpv_codes}&locations={locations}&buyer={buyer}&winner={winner}&date_from={date_from}&date_to={date_to}&sort_by=RELEVANCE&include_placeholders=false&limit=25&offset=0

Replace URL placeholders and remove unused optional parameters.

JavaScript in a dashboard

const url = "https://allemannsdata.com/wiki/api/v1/kilder/doffin/search_doffin?query=&types={types}&statuses={statuses}&contract_nature={contract_nature}&cpv_codes={cpv_codes}&locations={locations}&buyer={buyer}&winner={winner}&date_from={date_from}&date_to={date_to}&sort_by=RELEVANCE&include_placeholders=false&limit=25&offset=0";
const response = await fetch(url);
if (!response.ok) {
  const failure = await response.json();
  throw new Error(`${failure.error.code}: ${failure.error.message} ${failure.suggestion}`);
}
const result = await response.json();
const data = result.data;

Python without additional packages

import json
from urllib.request import urlopen

url = "https://allemannsdata.com/wiki/api/v1/kilder/doffin/search_doffin?query=&types={types}&statuses={statuses}&contract_nature={contract_nature}&cpv_codes={cpv_codes}&locations={locations}&buyer={buyer}&winner={winner}&date_from={date_from}&date_to={date_to}&sort_by=RELEVANCE&include_placeholders=false&limit=25&offset=0"
with urlopen(url) as response:
    result = json.load(response)
data = result["data"]

Response structure

{
  "source": "doffin",
  "operation": "search_doffin",
  "parameters": {},
  "data": {},
  "entities": [],
  "_meta": {"retrieved_at": "...", "sources": [], "cache": {}},
  "_links": {"self": "...", "source": "...", "wiki": "...", "feedback": "..."}
}
Form for manual use

The form is a fallback for people and browser agents that cannot open the GET URL directly.

Type: string. Free-text search (Norwegian or English), e.g. "IT-drift", "snørydding", "rammeavtale konsulent". Start here.
Type: list of string (comma-separated). Filter by notice type. Parent types: PLANNING, COMPETITION, RESULT. Specific types: ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_COMPETITION, DYNAMIC_PURCHASING_SCHEME, QUALIFICATION_SCHEME, ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_INTENT, PRE_ANNOUNCEMENT, ADVISORY_NOTICE, NOTICE_ON_BUYER_PROFILE, ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_CONCLUSION_OF_CONTRACT, CHANGE_OF_CONCLUSION_OF_CONTRACT, CANCELLED_OR_MISSING_CONCLUSION_OF_CONTRACT. Use ["COMPETITION"] + statuses=["ACTIVE"] for open tenders.
Type: list of string (comma-separated). ACTIVE (open for bids), EXPIRED, AWARDED, CANCELLED.
Type: list of string (comma-separated). WORKS, SERVICES and/or SUPPLIES.
Type: list of string (comma-separated). 8-digit CPV codes, e.g. ["45000000"]. Matches the code and its children. Find codes with search_cpv_codes(). Best combined with a free-text query.
Type: list of string (comma-separated). NUTS-style location ids, e.g. ["NO060"] (Trøndelag), or "anyw" for non-location-bound. See list_location_codes().
Type: list of string (comma-separated). Buyer organization full name(s) exactly as written on notices, e.g. ["Trondheim kommune"]. Resolved to Doffin's internal buyer id via a free-text lookup; names that match no buyer are reported in "note" and, if none match, no results are returned (rather than an unfiltered search). Pass the 32-hex buyer id from a result's buyer field directly to skip the lookup.
Type: list of string (comma-separated). Doffin's internal supplier id (32-hex). Winner names cannot be used - they are not present in search results to resolve against.
Type: string. Publication date lower bound, "YYYY-MM-DD".
Type: string. Publication date upper bound, "YYYY-MM-DD".
Type: string. RELEVANCE (default), PUBLICATION_DATE_DESC, PUBLICATION_DATE_ASC, DEADLINE, ESTIMATED_VALUE_ASC, ESTIMATED_VALUE_DESC.
Type: yes/no. By default, hits whose buyer fields look like unfilled eForm template values (org id 123456789, placeholder buyer names) are dropped from the results as junk. Set True to keep them, each flagged with "possible_placeholder": true.

Result

Source: Doffin and TED. Retrieved 2026-11-04T05:43:23Z in 0.268 seconds.

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4 results

  1. id:
    2025-116324
    buyer:

    1 results

    1. id:
      9dcb62e612673c951b5e2a776d20264a
      organization_id:
      972417882
      name:
      Klima- og miljødepartementet
    heading:
    Nordic Roadmap for the introduction of sustainable zero-carbon fuels in shipping Phase 2: Implementation and realization 2025-2027
    description:
    Through the Nordic Council of Ministers, the Nordic countries are working together to establish green corridors for emission-free shipping between ports in the Nordic Region. On the basis of the work undertaken in the «Nordic Roadmap for the introduction of sustainable zero-carbon fuels in shipping» and the «Pilot project on green shipping corridors in the Nordics», this procurement aims to further develop green shipping corridors, supporting the transition to sustainable and emission-free maritime routes. The focus area for the programme is to stimulate decarbonization of shipping in the Nordic region, and to ensure that the green maritime industry in the Nordic countries will increase their competitiveness in this transition. The scope of this procurement, referred to as Phase II, centers on implementation and realization efforts. The two year programme (2025-2027) contains the following four project building blocks: 1. Moving Green Shipping Corridors into realization 2. Ensure safe port- and bunkering operations for sustainable zero carbon fuels 3. Continue and Strengthen the Nordic Collaboration Platform 4. Develop a Nordic green transition barometer for shipping The programme aims at involving stakeholders from the full Nordic region, maritime connectivity with neighbouring regions, and will take into account the special Nordic circumstances such as areas with ice-covered waters during winter. The value of the procurement is estimated to DKK 17 500 000 excl. VAT for the full programme period. For further information on the scope and content of the procurement, we refer to appendix 1.
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    1. anyw
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    2 results

    1. ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_CONCLUSION_OF_CONTRACT
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    not reported by source
    issueDate:
    2025-11-06T13:46:29Z
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    2027-12-31T00:00:00Z
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    buyer:

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    1. id:
      9dcb62e612673c951b5e2a776d20264a
      organization_id:
      972417882
      name:
      Klima- og miljødepartementet
    heading:
    Nordic Roadmap for the introduction of sustainable zero-carbon fuels in shipping Phase 2: Implementation and realization 2025-2027
    description:
    Through the Nordic Council of Ministers, the Nordic countries are working together to establish green corridors for emission-free shipping between ports in the Nordic Region. On the basis of the work undertaken in the «Nordic Roadmap for the introduction of sustainable zero-carbon fuels in shipping» and the «Pilot project on green shipping corridors in the Nordics», this procurement aims to further develop green shipping corridors, supporting the transition to sustainable and emission-free maritime routes. The focus area for the programme is to stimulate decarbonization of shipping in the Nordic region, and to ensure that the green maritime industry in the Nordic countries will increase their competitiveness in this transition. The scope of this procurement, referred to as Phase II, centers on implementation and realization efforts. The two year programme (2025-2027) contains the following four project building blocks: 1. Moving Green Shipping Corridors into realization 2. Ensure safe port- and bunkering operations for sustainable zero carbon fuels 3. Continue and Strengthen the Nordic Collaboration Platform 4. Develop a Nordic green transition barometer for shipping The programme aims at involving stakeholders from the full Nordic region, maritime connectivity with neighbouring regions, and will take into account the special Nordic circumstances such as areas with ice-covered waters during winter. The value of the procurement is estimated to DKK 17 500 000 excl. VAT for the full programme period. For further information on the scope and content of the procurement, we refer to appendix 1.
    location_id:

    1 results

    1. anyw
    estimatedValue:
    currencyCode:
    NOK
    amount:
    17500000.0
    type:
    ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_COMPETITION
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    2 results

    1. ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_COMPETITION
    2. COMPETITION
    status:
    AWARDED
    issueDate:
    2025-06-30T08:41:19Z
    deadline:
    2025-08-20T10:00:00Z
    sentToTed:
    yes
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    2025-07-01
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    procurementStrategicLabels:

    No results.

  3. id:
    2024-109516
    buyer:

    1 results

    1. id:
      2d20aebe07a30c63c7054478dd4c8496
      organization_id:
      971032081
      name:
      Statens vegvesen
    heading:
    RFI - Procurement tools
    description:
    The Norwegian Public Roads Administration (NPRA) is one of the largest public purchasers in Norway. To achieve our strategic goals, we are facing a digital transformation where we aim to enhance our procurement processes in line with the parliamentary report " Smarter purchasing – efficient and professional public procurement (2018-2019).” This involves a transition from manual processes to a seamless, efficient, and transparent digital procurement process. With better tools and solutions, the Norwegian Public Roads Administration will be able to handle planning, competitive tendering and ordering in a more structured and innovative way across its divisions. This will also include efficient contract- and category management to become a fully digital administrative body. We are currently in the concept phase of digitizing our source-to-pay procurement process. During this phase, we aim to identify the future needs for our procurement ecosystem's architecture. The goal is to create a comprehensive and efficient digital process by developing and integrating existing solutions and implementing new digital tools carefully adapted to the organization's needs and workflow. Therefore, we seek an open dialogue with the market to explore available opportunities and how we can maximize their benefits. We plan to discuss the design of our ecosystem with suppliers, focusing on how their solutions can fit into this framework, including standard functionalities and integrations. We are also committed to providing excellent user experience for all our users. We are conducting this request for information to gain an overview of the procurement solutions available in the supplier market. Based on this insight, we will create a target picture for future implementation, as well as carry out one or more sourcing/tendering processes to acquire the new procurement tools. The sourcing processes are tentatively scheduled for Q1 2025.
    location_id:

    1 results

    1. anyw
    estimatedValue:
    not reported by source
    type:
    ADVISORY_NOTICE
    allTypes:

    2 results

    1. PLANNING
    2. ADVISORY_NOTICE
    status:
    not reported by source
    issueDate:
    2024-06-21T07:00:24Z
    deadline:
    not reported by source
    sentToTed:
    yes
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    2024-06-24
    placeOfPerformance:
    procurementStrategicLabels:

    No results.

  4. id:
    2024-116458
    buyer:

    1 results

    1. id:
      a17f0c4d9b21ae6f264d342bcf640d49
      organization_id:
      985198292
      name:
      AVINOR AS
    heading:
    Declaration of intent - development of a flight test/demonstration program of zero- and low-emission aircraft
    description:
    Avinor AS and Civil Aviation Authority Norway (CAA Norway) intend to enter into a Letter of Intent (LoI) with Bristow Norway and Beta Technologies for the development of a flight test/demonstration program of zero- and low-emission aircraft. The purpose of the agreement is to develop solutions and knowledge related to future aircraft and requirements for airport operations/infrastructure, as well as conducting safe and efficient trials of new technology for regulatory learning and development within all relevant areas of aviation. Flights utilizing a battery-electric aircraft are estimated to take place after summer of 2025. Avinor’s objective is to facilitate and support testing and demonstration of zero- and low-emission aircraft, airspace and operational development to gain more knowledge about new technologies, facilitation needs and explore their practical applications. CAA Norway's main objective is to contribute to safe, societally beneficial, and sustainable aviation. As an aviation authority, CAA Norway, in collaboration with EASA, will contribute to regulatory facilitation and learning. The purpose is to enable safe testing and phasing in of new technologies in an ecosystem. It will also enable the regulators to identify the need for regulatory changes and to ensure that approval and certification processes are well prepared and can be carried out efficiently. The agreement is intended to accelerate the transition towards zero- and low-emission aviation and is part of the Avinor and CAA Norway collaboration to establish Norway as an international test arena for zero- and low-emission aircraft. Data and knowledge sharing is a key element of the agreement, and the activities will contribute to knowledge for the entire aviation ecosystem. The joint results of the research/development under the agreement will not be exclusive to the contracting parties, and in addition the financial burden is split between the parties. If a subsequent development phase provides a basis for it, the letter of intent will be replaced by a binding project agreement. Based on the above, the agreement is considered a research and development contract and is therefore exempt from the procurement regulation, cf. the Supply Regulations section 2-5. Any objections to the agreement should be submitted within 26.11.2024. For more information, se Tendsign: https://tendsign.no/supplier/index.aspx
    location_id:

    1 results

    1. AT112
    estimatedValue:
    not reported by source
    type:
    ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_INTENT
    allTypes:

    2 results

    1. ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_INTENT
    2. RESULT
    status:
    not reported by source
    issueDate:
    2024-11-15T10:05:36Z
    deadline:
    not reported by source
    sentToTed:
    yes
    publicationDate:
    2024-11-15
    placeOfPerformance:
    procurementStrategicLabels:

    No results.

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total_count:
4
hits:

4 results

  1. id:
    2025-116324
    buyer:

    1 results

    1. id:
      9dcb62e612673c951b5e2a776d20264a
      organization_id:
      972417882
      name:
      Klima- og miljødepartementet
    heading:
    Nordic Roadmap for the introduction of sustainable zero-carbon fuels in shipping Phase 2: Implementation and realization 2025-2027
    description:
    Through the Nordic Council of Ministers, the Nordic countries are working together to establish green corridors for emission-free shipping between ports in the Nordic Region. On the basis of the work undertaken in the «Nordic Roadmap for the introduction of sustainable zero-carbon fuels in shipping» and the «Pilot project on green shipping corridors in the Nordics», this procurement aims to further develop green shipping corridors, supporting the transition to sustainable and emission-free maritime routes. The focus area for the programme is to stimulate decarbonization of shipping in the Nordic region, and to ensure that the green maritime industry in the Nordic countries will increase their competitiveness in this transition. The scope of this procurement, referred to as Phase II, centers on implementation and realization efforts. The two year programme (2025-2027) contains the following four project building blocks: 1. Moving Green Shipping Corridors into realization 2. Ensure safe port- and bunkering operations for sustainable zero carbon fuels 3. Continue and Strengthen the Nordic Collaboration Platform 4. Develop a Nordic green transition barometer for shipping The programme aims at involving stakeholders from the full Nordic region, maritime connectivity with neighbouring regions, and will take into account the special Nordic circumstances such as areas with ice-covered waters during winter. The value of the procurement is estimated to DKK 17 500 000 excl. VAT for the full programme period. For further information on the scope and content of the procurement, we refer to appendix 1.
    location_id:

    1 results

    1. anyw
    estimatedValue:
    currencyCode:
    NOK
    amount:
    17500000.0
    type:
    ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_CONCLUSION_OF_CONTRACT
    allTypes:

    2 results

    1. ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_CONCLUSION_OF_CONTRACT
    2. RESULT
    status:
    not reported by source
    issueDate:
    2025-11-06T13:46:29Z
    deadline:
    2027-12-31T00:00:00Z
    sentToTed:
    yes
    publicationDate:
    2025-11-10
    placeOfPerformance:
    procurementStrategicLabels:

    No results.

  2. id:
    2025-110359
    buyer:

    1 results

    1. id:
      9dcb62e612673c951b5e2a776d20264a
      organization_id:
      972417882
      name:
      Klima- og miljødepartementet
    heading:
    Nordic Roadmap for the introduction of sustainable zero-carbon fuels in shipping Phase 2: Implementation and realization 2025-2027
    description:
    Through the Nordic Council of Ministers, the Nordic countries are working together to establish green corridors for emission-free shipping between ports in the Nordic Region. On the basis of the work undertaken in the «Nordic Roadmap for the introduction of sustainable zero-carbon fuels in shipping» and the «Pilot project on green shipping corridors in the Nordics», this procurement aims to further develop green shipping corridors, supporting the transition to sustainable and emission-free maritime routes. The focus area for the programme is to stimulate decarbonization of shipping in the Nordic region, and to ensure that the green maritime industry in the Nordic countries will increase their competitiveness in this transition. The scope of this procurement, referred to as Phase II, centers on implementation and realization efforts. The two year programme (2025-2027) contains the following four project building blocks: 1. Moving Green Shipping Corridors into realization 2. Ensure safe port- and bunkering operations for sustainable zero carbon fuels 3. Continue and Strengthen the Nordic Collaboration Platform 4. Develop a Nordic green transition barometer for shipping The programme aims at involving stakeholders from the full Nordic region, maritime connectivity with neighbouring regions, and will take into account the special Nordic circumstances such as areas with ice-covered waters during winter. The value of the procurement is estimated to DKK 17 500 000 excl. VAT for the full programme period. For further information on the scope and content of the procurement, we refer to appendix 1.
    location_id:

    1 results

    1. anyw
    estimatedValue:
    currencyCode:
    NOK
    amount:
    17500000.0
    type:
    ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_COMPETITION
    allTypes:

    2 results

    1. ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_COMPETITION
    2. COMPETITION
    status:
    AWARDED
    issueDate:
    2025-06-30T08:41:19Z
    deadline:
    2025-08-20T10:00:00Z
    sentToTed:
    yes
    publicationDate:
    2025-07-01
    placeOfPerformance:
    procurementStrategicLabels:

    No results.

  3. id:
    2024-109516
    buyer:

    1 results

    1. id:
      2d20aebe07a30c63c7054478dd4c8496
      organization_id:
      971032081
      name:
      Statens vegvesen
    heading:
    RFI - Procurement tools
    description:
    The Norwegian Public Roads Administration (NPRA) is one of the largest public purchasers in Norway. To achieve our strategic goals, we are facing a digital transformation where we aim to enhance our procurement processes in line with the parliamentary report " Smarter purchasing – efficient and professional public procurement (2018-2019).” This involves a transition from manual processes to a seamless, efficient, and transparent digital procurement process. With better tools and solutions, the Norwegian Public Roads Administration will be able to handle planning, competitive tendering and ordering in a more structured and innovative way across its divisions. This will also include efficient contract- and category management to become a fully digital administrative body. We are currently in the concept phase of digitizing our source-to-pay procurement process. During this phase, we aim to identify the future needs for our procurement ecosystem's architecture. The goal is to create a comprehensive and efficient digital process by developing and integrating existing solutions and implementing new digital tools carefully adapted to the organization's needs and workflow. Therefore, we seek an open dialogue with the market to explore available opportunities and how we can maximize their benefits. We plan to discuss the design of our ecosystem with suppliers, focusing on how their solutions can fit into this framework, including standard functionalities and integrations. We are also committed to providing excellent user experience for all our users. We are conducting this request for information to gain an overview of the procurement solutions available in the supplier market. Based on this insight, we will create a target picture for future implementation, as well as carry out one or more sourcing/tendering processes to acquire the new procurement tools. The sourcing processes are tentatively scheduled for Q1 2025.
    location_id:

    1 results

    1. anyw
    estimatedValue:
    not reported by source
    type:
    ADVISORY_NOTICE
    allTypes:

    2 results

    1. PLANNING
    2. ADVISORY_NOTICE
    status:
    not reported by source
    issueDate:
    2024-06-21T07:00:24Z
    deadline:
    not reported by source
    sentToTed:
    yes
    publicationDate:
    2024-06-24
    placeOfPerformance:
    procurementStrategicLabels:

    No results.

  4. id:
    2024-116458
    buyer:

    1 results

    1. id:
      a17f0c4d9b21ae6f264d342bcf640d49
      organization_id:
      985198292
      name:
      AVINOR AS
    heading:
    Declaration of intent - development of a flight test/demonstration program of zero- and low-emission aircraft
    description:
    Avinor AS and Civil Aviation Authority Norway (CAA Norway) intend to enter into a Letter of Intent (LoI) with Bristow Norway and Beta Technologies for the development of a flight test/demonstration program of zero- and low-emission aircraft. The purpose of the agreement is to develop solutions and knowledge related to future aircraft and requirements for airport operations/infrastructure, as well as conducting safe and efficient trials of new technology for regulatory learning and development within all relevant areas of aviation. Flights utilizing a battery-electric aircraft are estimated to take place after summer of 2025. Avinor’s objective is to facilitate and support testing and demonstration of zero- and low-emission aircraft, airspace and operational development to gain more knowledge about new technologies, facilitation needs and explore their practical applications. CAA Norway's main objective is to contribute to safe, societally beneficial, and sustainable aviation. As an aviation authority, CAA Norway, in collaboration with EASA, will contribute to regulatory facilitation and learning. The purpose is to enable safe testing and phasing in of new technologies in an ecosystem. It will also enable the regulators to identify the need for regulatory changes and to ensure that approval and certification processes are well prepared and can be carried out efficiently. The agreement is intended to accelerate the transition towards zero- and low-emission aviation and is part of the Avinor and CAA Norway collaboration to establish Norway as an international test arena for zero- and low-emission aircraft. Data and knowledge sharing is a key element of the agreement, and the activities will contribute to knowledge for the entire aviation ecosystem. The joint results of the research/development under the agreement will not be exclusive to the contracting parties, and in addition the financial burden is split between the parties. If a subsequent development phase provides a basis for it, the letter of intent will be replaced by a binding project agreement. Based on the above, the agreement is considered a research and development contract and is therefore exempt from the procurement regulation, cf. the Supply Regulations section 2-5. Any objections to the agreement should be submitted within 26.11.2024. For more information, se Tendsign: https://tendsign.no/supplier/index.aspx
    location_id:

    1 results

    1. AT112
    estimatedValue:
    not reported by source
    type:
    ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_INTENT
    allTypes:

    2 results

    1. ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_INTENT
    2. RESULT
    status:
    not reported by source
    issueDate:
    2024-11-15T10:05:36Z
    deadline:
    not reported by source
    sentToTed:
    yes
    publicationDate:
    2024-11-15
    placeOfPerformance:
    procurementStrategicLabels:

    No results.

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Ground rule: Navigate with HTML GET links to keep explanations and relationships. Use the page's JSON alternative only when concrete values must be extracted, compared or computed.

How to use the search_doffin lookup

  1. Replace the placeholders in the HTML GET template; remove optional parameters you do not need.
  2. Check types, units, limits and ID formats in the parameter table.
  3. Follow linked results to canonical pages before combining sources.

Misreading to avoid: An empty list means "no results for this lookup". An error message or unavailable source does not mean the data does not exist.

Source-specific next step

Go to the source page for other operations. Use the JSON template only after the HTML result shows that the parameters and source are correct.