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   2020-334684

   buyer:

   1 results

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      999601391

      name:

      Miljødirektoratet

   heading:

   Batterier i Norden - overgang til sirkulær økonomi

   description:

   Det overordnede målet med dette prosjektet er å fremme de nordiske landene som en foregangsregion i å kreve og å bruke bærekraftig design av forbrukerelektronikk og lignende apparater, og å identifisere muligheter, barrierer og utfordringer i overgangen mot en mer bærekraftig bruk av batteriteknologi, inkludert transportsektoren. Designens estetikk skal møte den generelle bærekraften: høy kvalitet, holdbarhet og smart montering ved restaurering.

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   1 results

   1. NO0

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   currencyCode:

   DKK

   amount:

   825000.0

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   ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_COMPETITION

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   EXPIRED

   issueDate:

   2020-07-01T10:00:00Z

   deadline:

   2020-09-09T13:00:00Z

   sentToTed:

   yes

   publicationDate:

   2020-07-01

   placeOfPerformance:

   No results.

   procurementStrategicLabels:

   No results.

2. id:

   2026-114421

   buyer:

   1 results

   1. id:

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      organization_id:

      971278374

      name:

      STATSBYGG

   heading:

   1105601 UiO Livsvitenskap brukerutstyr. K946.01.02.02 Dissolution tester with probes

   description:

   Statsbygg is constructing the new Life Science Building (LVB) for the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital, commissioned by the Ministry of Education and Research, with South-Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority as co-commissioning party. The building will accommodate approximately 1,600 employees and 1,600 students.Excavation and groundworks commenced in the second quarter of 2019, and completion is planned for the end of 2026.The building will bring together various academic communities to work across disciplines to develop new solutions to major challenges in health and sustainability. They will have access to the best and most modern equipment required to conduct world-class research, teaching and innovation.

   location_id:

   1 results

   1. NO081

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   not reported by source

   type:

   ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_INTENT

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   not reported by source

   issueDate:

   2026-09-14T06:29:19Z

   deadline:

   not reported by source

   sentToTed:

   yes

   publicationDate:

   2026-09-15

   placeOfPerformance:

   • Oslo

   procurementStrategicLabels:

   No results.

3. id:

   2026-111071

   buyer:

   1 results

   1. id:

      0f5223b4541cca6e7a1cfe09866c2ef9

      organization_id:

      971278374

      name:

      STATSBYGG

   heading:

   RFI - 1105601 UiO Livsvitenskap brukerutstyr. K946.01.02 Dissolution tester with probes

   description:

   Statsbygg is constructing the new Life Science Building for the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital on behalf of the Ministry of Education and Research, with South-Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority as co-client. The building will provide workspace for approximately 1,600 employees and 1,600 students. Ground and excavation works commenced in the second quarter of 2019, and completion is planned for the end of 2026. The facility will bring together diverse academic environments to collaborate across disciplines, developing new solutions to major challenges in health and sustainability, with access to state-of-the-art equipment required to support world-class research, education, and innovation

   location_id:

   1 results

   1. NO081

   estimatedValue:

   not reported by source

   type:

   ADVISORY_NOTICE

   allTypes:

   2 results

   1. ADVISORY_NOTICE
   2. PLANNING

   status:

   not reported by source

   issueDate:

   2026-06-22T11:36:15Z

   deadline:

   not reported by source

   sentToTed:

   yes

   publicationDate:

   2026-06-24

   placeOfPerformance:

   • Oslo

   procurementStrategicLabels:

   No results.

4. id:

   2026-113681

   buyer:

   1 results

   1. id:

      0f5223b4541cca6e7a1cfe09866c2ef9

      organization_id:

      971278374

      name:

      STATSBYGG

   heading:

   RFI - 1105601 UiO Livsvitenskap brukerutstyr. K970.01 Lasermikrodisseksjonsmikroskop for DVP

   description:

   Statsbygg is constructing the new Life Sciences Building (LVB) for the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital, on behalf of the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research, with the South-Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority as co-commissioning authority. The building will provide workplaces for approximately 1,600 employees and 1,600 students.Excavation and groundwork commenced in the second quarter of 2019, and completion is scheduled for the end of 2026. The building will bring together a range of academic and research disciplines in a joint interdisciplinary environment to develop new solutions to major challenges in health and sustainability, with access to the best and most modern equipment required to conduct world-class research, teaching and innovation.

   location_id:

   1 results

   1. NO081

   estimatedValue:

   not reported by source

   type:

   ADVISORY_NOTICE

   allTypes:

   2 results

   1. ADVISORY_NOTICE
   2. PLANNING

   status:

   not reported by source

   issueDate:

   2026-08-28T10:29:45Z

   deadline:

   not reported by source

   sentToTed:

   yes

   publicationDate:

   2026-08-31

   placeOfPerformance:

   • Oslo

   procurementStrategicLabels:

   No results.

5. id:

   2026-113428

   buyer:

   1 results

   1. id:

      0f5223b4541cca6e7a1cfe09866c2ef9

      organization_id:

      971278374

      name:

      STATSBYGG

   heading:

   1105601 UiO Livsvitenskap brukerutstyr. K970.07 Lavtemperatur- og magnetfeltsystem for materialkarakterisering

   description:

   Statsbygg is constructing the new Life Sciences Building (LVB) for the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital, on behalf of the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research, with the South-Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority as co-commissioning authority. The building will provide workplaces for approximately 1,600 employees and 1,600 students.Excavation and groundwork commenced in the second quarter of 2019, and completion is scheduled for the end of 2026. The building will bring together a range of academic and research disciplines in a joint interdisciplinary environment to develop new solutions to major challenges in health and sustainability, with access to the best and most modern equipment required to conduct world-class research, teaching and innovation.

   location_id:

   1 results

   1. NO081

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   not reported by source

   type:

   ADVISORY_NOTICE

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   2 results

   1. ADVISORY_NOTICE
   2. PLANNING

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   not reported by source

   issueDate:

   2026-08-25T07:46:21Z

   deadline:

   not reported by source

   sentToTed:

   yes

   publicationDate:

   2026-08-26

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   • Oslo

   procurementStrategicLabels:

   No results.

6. id:

   2026-113434

   buyer:

   1 results

   1. id:

      0f5223b4541cca6e7a1cfe09866c2ef9

      organization_id:

      971278374

      name:

      STATSBYGG

   heading:

   RFI - 1105601 UiO Livsvitenskap brukerutstyr. K970.07 Lavtemperatur- og magnetfeltsystem for materialkarakterisering

   description:

   Statsbygg is constructing the new Life Sciences Building (LVB) for the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital, on behalf of the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research, with the South-Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority as co-commissioning authority. The building will provide workplaces for approximately 1,600 employees and 1,600 students.Excavation and groundwork commenced in the second quarter of 2019, and completion is scheduled for the end of 2026. The building will bring together a range of academic and research disciplines in a joint interdisciplinary environment to develop new solutions to major challenges in health and sustainability, with access to the best and most modern equipment required to conduct world-class research, teaching and innovation.

   location_id:

   1 results

   1. NO081

   estimatedValue:

   not reported by source

   type:

   ADVISORY_NOTICE

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   2 results

   1. ADVISORY_NOTICE
   2. PLANNING

   status:

   not reported by source

   issueDate:

   2026-08-25T08:41:21Z

   deadline:

   not reported by source

   sentToTed:

   yes

   publicationDate:

   2026-08-26

   placeOfPerformance:

   • Oslo

   procurementStrategicLabels:

   No results.

7. id:

   2026-114301

   buyer:

   1 results

   1. id:

      0f5223b4541cca6e7a1cfe09866c2ef9

      organization_id:

      971278374

      name:

      STATSBYGG

   heading:

   RFI - 1105601 UiO Livsvitenskap brukerutstyr. K970.02 Live cell analysis system

   description:

   Statsbygg is constructing the new Life Science Building for the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital on behalf of the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research, with South-Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority (Helse Sør-Øst) as co-client. The building will provide workplace facilities for approximately 1,600 employees and 1,600 students.Excavation and groundworks commenced in the second quarter of 2019, and the building is scheduled for completion by the end of 2026. The facility will bring together a wide range of academic disciplines in a multidisciplinary environment to develop new solutions to major challenges in health and sustainability. Researchers, educators, and innovators will have access to state-of-the-art equipment and infrastructure required to conduct world-class research, teaching, and innovation.

   location_id:

   1 results

   1. NO081

   estimatedValue:

   not reported by source

   type:

   ADVISORY_NOTICE

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   2 results

   1. ADVISORY_NOTICE
   2. PLANNING

   status:

   not reported by source

   issueDate:

   2026-09-10T12:27:10Z

   deadline:

   not reported by source

   sentToTed:

   yes

   publicationDate:

   2026-09-11

   placeOfPerformance:

   • Oslo

   procurementStrategicLabels:

   No results.

8. id:

   2026-113059

   buyer:

   1 results

   1. id:

      0f5223b4541cca6e7a1cfe09866c2ef9

      organization_id:

      971278374

      name:

      STATSBYGG

   heading:

   RFI - 1105601 UiO Livsvitenskap brukerutstyr. K930.29.02 Automated single-cell and spatial molecular profiling system

   description:

   Statsbygg is constructing the new Life Science Building for the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital on behalf of the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research, with South-Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority (Helse Sør-Øst) as co-client. The building will provide workplace facilities for approximately 1,600 employees and 1,600 students.Excavation and groundworks commenced in the second quarter of 2019, and the building is scheduled for completion by the end of 2026. The facility will bring together a wide range of academic disciplines in a multidisciplinary environment to develop new solutions to major challenges in health and sustainability. Researchers, educators, and innovators will have access to state-of-the-art equipment and infrastructure required to conduct world-class research, teaching, and innovation.

   location_id:

   1 results

   1. NO081

   estimatedValue:

   not reported by source

   type:

   ADVISORY_NOTICE

   allTypes:

   2 results

   1. ADVISORY_NOTICE
   2. PLANNING

   status:

   not reported by source

   issueDate:

   2026-08-14T09:57:41Z

   deadline:

   not reported by source

   sentToTed:

   yes

   publicationDate:

   2026-08-17

   placeOfPerformance:

   • Oslo

   procurementStrategicLabels:

   No results.

9. id:

   2018-304158

   buyer:

   1 results

   1. id:

      1172c118d3c0d86c04061c211258f772

      organization_id:

      985198292

      name:

      Avinor AS

   heading:

   K-188094 - Framework agreement for airport ground lighting equipment

   description:

   Avinor AS has divided among their 44 owned and managed airports approximately 34000 lighting fixtures, including an estimate of 16000 flush and 18000 elevated airport ground lighting fixtures, PAPI/PLASI and other airport lighting equipment. By these contracts, Avinor will have established a complete supply range to cover airport ground lighting (AGL) and constant current regulators (CCR).

   location_id:

   1 results

   1. NO0

   estimatedValue:

   not reported by source

   type:

   ADVISORY_NOTICE

   allTypes:

   2 results

   1. ADVISORY_NOTICE
   2. PLANNING

   status:

   not reported by source

   issueDate:

   2018-12-13T10:00:00Z

   deadline:

   not reported by source

   sentToTed:

   yes

   publicationDate:

   2018-12-13

   placeOfPerformance:

   No results.

   procurementStrategicLabels:

   No results.

10. id:

    2026-116614

    buyer:

    1 results

    1. id:

       0f5223b4541cca6e7a1cfe09866c2ef9

       organization_id:

       971278374

       name:

       STATSBYGG

    heading:

    RFI - Markedsdialog - 1105601 UiO Livsvitenskap brukerutstyr - K970.05 Høytrykksfryser

    description:

    Statsbygg is constructing the new Life Science Building for the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital on behalf of the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research, with South-Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority (Helse Sør-Øst) as co-client. The building will provide workplace facilities for approximately 1,600 employees and 1,600 students.Excavation and groundworks commenced in the second quarter of 2019, and the building is scheduled for completion by the end of 2026. The facility will bring together a wide range of academic disciplines in a multidisciplinary environment to develop new solutions to major challenges in health and sustainability. Researchers, educators, and innovators will have access to state-of-the-art equipment and infrastructure required to conduct world-class research, teaching, and innovation.The deadline for submitting questions or providing feedback is October 30 at 12:00.

    location_id:

    1 results

    1. NO081

    estimatedValue:

    not reported by source

    type:

    ADVISORY_NOTICE

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    2 results

    1. ADVISORY_NOTICE
    2. PLANNING

    status:

    not reported by source

    issueDate:

    2026-10-23T11:48:07Z

    deadline:

    not reported by source

    sentToTed:

    yes

    publicationDate:

    2026-10-26

    placeOfPerformance:

    • Oslo

    procurementStrategicLabels:

    No results.

11. id:

    2026-116617

    buyer:

    1 results

    1. id:

       0f5223b4541cca6e7a1cfe09866c2ef9

       organization_id:

       971278374

       name:

       STATSBYGG

    heading:

    RFI - Markedsdialog - 1105601 UiO Livsvitenskap brukerutstyr. K970.04.02 Kryo-ultramikrotom

    description:

    Statsbygg is constructing the new Life Science Building for the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital on behalf of the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research, with South-Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority (Helse Sør-Øst) as co-client. The building will provide workplace facilities for approximately 1,600 employees and 1,600 students.Excavation and groundworks commenced in the second quarter of 2019, and the building is scheduled for completion by the end of 2026. The facility will bring together a wide range of academic disciplines in a multidisciplinary environment to develop new solutions to major challenges in health and sustainability. Researchers, educators, and innovators will have access to state-of-the-art equipment and infrastructure required to conduct world-class research, teaching, and innovation.The deadline for submitting questions or providing feedback is October 30 at 12:00.

    location_id:

    1 results

    1. NO081

    estimatedValue:

    not reported by source

    type:

    ADVISORY_NOTICE

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    2 results

    1. ADVISORY_NOTICE
    2. PLANNING

    status:

    not reported by source

    issueDate:

    2026-10-23T12:07:12Z

    deadline:

    not reported by source

    sentToTed:

    yes

    publicationDate:

    2026-10-26

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    • Oslo

    procurementStrategicLabels:

    No results.

12. id:

    2025-112697

    buyer:

    1 results

    1. id:

       c62c1e3443533e14306e15b8d4e71f7c

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       971277882

       name:

       Norad – Direktoratet for utviklingssamarbeid

    heading:

    Knowledge Mapping and Strengthening Civil Society

    description:

    Civil society is seen as a key feature of any democratic social order and, therefore, a strong and multifaceted civil society, based on fundamental Human Rights, is a goal in its own right . This view is widely held and can, among other places, be found in Norad’s Support to Civil Society Guiding Principles . The Guiding Principles defines civil society as “an arena where people come together to promote interests and needs on behalf of themselves and others, challenge powerholders, and influence political debates.” Norad manages approximately NOK 2.5 billion annually over chapter post 170.70 in the Norwegian National Budget, dedicated to strengthening civil society in ODA-recipient countries. To inform and shape Norad’s long-term grant management structure, as well as Norad’s advice to the Norwegian MFA, Norad needs an up-to-date and solid knowledge mapping of effective approaches to strengthening civil society in ODA-recipient countries. The Norwegian National Budget 2024-25 states that the priorities for the chapter post 170.70 are: Support to civil society shall contribute to lasting social change based on human rights and democratic principles of the rule of law. The local networks of civil society organizations are central for driving changes based on popular support and for building resilient communities. Such communities provide greater resilience to confront the social, political, and economic consequences of existing and new crises, as well as increased geopolitical tensions (own translation). The objective of this assignment is to update Norad’s knowledge base on relevant, effective approaches to strengthening civil society in ODA-recipient countries. The overarching goal is to improve the quality and effectiveness of Norway’s support to civil society. Norad may exercise an option to include phase 2 of the assignment which includes analysis. The objective of a potential phase 2 is to produce an updated theory of change for Norad’s support to civil so

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    NOK

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    1100000.0

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    ANNOUNCEMENT_OF_COMPETITION

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    EXPIRED

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    2025-09-03T12:07:07Z

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    2025-09-19T10:00:00Z

    sentToTed:

    no

    publicationDate:

    2025-09-04

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    • Oslo

    procurementStrategicLabels:

    No results.

13. id:

    2026-116068

    buyer:

    1 results

    1. id:

       9dcb62e612673c951b5e2a776d20264a

       organization_id:

       972417882

       name:

       Klima- og miljødepartementet

    heading:

    Traceability of Chemicals in Plastics and in Plastic Products

    description:

    The Nordic program to reduce plastic pollution 2025-2027 under the Nordic Council of Ministers for the Environment and Climate is administered by the Norwegian Ministry of Climate and Environment. The program is launching a call for tenders for a project on the traceability of chemicals in plastics and plastic products. Chemicals of concern in plastics pose significant challenges for health, the environment and the safe functioning of circular value chains. Effective traceability enables regulators and industry to identify and control chemicals of concern, improve the safety and transparency of recycled plastics, strengthen monitoring, reporting and compliance, support accurate classification and control of plastic-related trade and reduce data gaps and inconsistencies across value chains. There is a need for a consolidated global overview of the methods, approaches, and systems currently used to promote traceability of chemicals in plastics and plastic products along value chains. This project aims to identify practical, implementable and globally relevant options for improving the traceability of chemicals in plastics and in plastic products, providing targeted input to the ongoing Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC) and supporting future plastic treaty implementation. It is also relevant for targets under the Global Framework on Chemicals, GFC, as well as the Stockholm Convention. The project will consolidate and assess existing regulatory, technical and sectoral approaches across major jurisdictions including the EU, USA, China, Brazil, South Africa and selected Middle Eastern countries, and as far as possible seek to translate these into prioritised recommendations for increased transparency. The outcome will be communicated as a publicly available report. Project output should be issued through NordPub according to the guidelines of the Nordic Council of Ministers. See appendix 1 for more information.

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    1. anyw

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    ACTIVE

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    2026-10-15T09:23:44Z

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    2026-11-13T11:00:00Z

    sentToTed:

    yes

    publicationDate:

    2026-10-15

    placeOfPerformance:

    • Ikke stedbunden

    procurementStrategicLabels:

    No results.

14. id:

    2025-108283

    buyer:

    1 results

    1. id:

       7e05723806d184bb5004ce3b860f0376

       organization_id:

       942110464

       name:

       Trondheim kommune

    heading:

    Step 1 - Prequalification for procurement of "Software for Leakage Reduction and Sewerage System Outflow in Municipality of Trondheim"

    description:

    Trondheim Municipality, hereinafter referred to as the contracting authority, invites tenders for a contract in the project "Software for Leakage Reduction and Sewerage System Outflow in Municipality of Trondheim".Trondheim Municipality hereby announces that the competition is cancelled, cf. the Public Procurement Regulations § 21-4.In this competition, the contracting authority has set a qualification requirement that tenderers must have their tax and VAT matters in order, with an associated documentation requirement for the submission of an ordinary tax certificate and an extended tax certificate.During the pre-qualification process, it has become clear that the requirement to obtain an "extended tax certificate" creates challenges for foreign suppliers, as the companies must be established as a Norwegian registered foreign business (NUF).As the documentation requirement is currently formulated, foreign suppliers who have not established a NUF will, in reality, not have the opportunity to fully document that they meet the qualification requirement in the manner we have described. Alternative ways for foreign tenderers to document this have also not been specified. This is unfortunate and contributes to an unnecessary restriction of competition, without being required to achieve the purpose of the requirement. We therefore consider the requirement to be disproportionate and that it poses a risk of breaching the fundamental principles of the procurement regulations, particularly the principles of proportionality and equal treatment.It is not possible to change the documentation requirements for a qualification requirement at this time, as this would be a significant change that could affect the outcome of the competition. If the contracting authority must amend the tender documentation, and this cannot be done without making significant changes, the contracting authority will have a duty to cancel the competition.The contracting authority will make adjustments to the qualification requirement and then republish the competition shortly.

    location_id:

    1 results

    1. NO060

    estimatedValue:

    not reported by source

    type:

    CANCELLED_OR_MISSING_CONCLUSION_OF_CONTRACT

    allTypes:

    2 results

    1. RESULT
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    status:

    not reported by source

    issueDate:

    2025-05-23T12:52:15Z

    deadline:

    not reported by source

    sentToTed:

    yes

    publicationDate:

    2025-05-27

    placeOfPerformance:

    • Trøndelag/Trööndelage

    procurementStrategicLabels:

    No results.

15. id:

    2026-114470

    buyer:

    1 results

    1. id:

       ece64cbed397d681fa0c3dc1293061a8

       organization_id:

       917082308

       name:

       Bane NOR SF

    heading:

    Request for informationg (RFI) Framework agreement amplifiers, loudspeakers, and related accessories

    description:

    Bane NOR wishes to gain a better understanding of the market for amplifiers, loudspeakers, and related accessories for installation at railway stations throughout Norway, collectively referred to as a Public Address (PA) System. We therefore invite suppliers to respond to this Request for Information (RFI). The starting point for this market dialogue is tender documentation that has already been completed. This was published in the summer of 2026; however, the contracting authority received limited market response. The purpose of the RFI is therefore to obtain feedback on the tender documentation, gain a better understanding of the market, and receive advice, recommendations, and lessons learned from suppliers. We are particularly interested in learning about innovative solutions and market developments that may help us deliver valuable services to our users. Suppliers are encouraged to challenge our existing descriptions, models, and assumptions contained in the RFI. The RFI also includes questions regarding whether the supplier's solution meets the specified minimum requirements. If suppliers require additional information about the scope of this RFI or have any questions regarding its content, we kindly ask them to contact us through TendSign (eProcurement platform).

    location_id:

    1 results

    1. NO081

    estimatedValue:

    not reported by source

    type:

    ADVISORY_NOTICE

    allTypes:

    2 results

    1. ADVISORY_NOTICE
    2. PLANNING

    status:

    not reported by source

    issueDate:

    2026-09-14T12:46:31Z

    deadline:

    not reported by source

    sentToTed:

    yes

    publicationDate:

    2026-09-16

    placeOfPerformance:

    • Oslo

    procurementStrategicLabels:

    No results.

16. id:

    2026-110173

    buyer:

    1 results

    1. id:

       0f5223b4541cca6e7a1cfe09866c2ef9

       organization_id:

       971278374

       name:

       STATSBYGG

    heading:

    1105601 UiO Livsvitenskap brukerutstyr. K936.03 Cellearbeid

    description:

    Statsbygg is building the new Life Sciences Building (LVB) for the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital on behalf of the Ministry of Education and Research and the South-Eastern Region as co-contractors. The building will be a workplace for approximately 1,600 employees and 1,600 students. The excavation and groundwork started in the second quarter of 2019 and is scheduled for completion by the end of 2026. Here, various academic communities will work interdisciplinary to develop new solutions to major challenges in health and sustainability with access to the best and most modern equipment required to conduct world-class research, teaching and innovation.STEMvisionStatsbygg intends to enter a contract without prior announcement with StemCell technologies for the acquisition of a STEMvision, an instrument to perform standardized scoring and automated colony counting for hematopoietic progenitor colony-forming unit (CFU) assays, and a Robosep-S, a fully automated cell extractor that uses immunomagnetic technology to isolate cells.STEMvision: the research group regularly performs hematopoietic colony-forming unit (CFU) assays to study human stem and progenitor cell functions. Through professional expertise in the laboratory, as well as research done online, we find that STEMvision is the only system with the following characteristics:A bench-top fully automated imaging and colony counting system designed specifically for automatic hematopoietic progenitor cell (HPC) colony-forming unit (CFU) assays with automated digital image capture and specialized analysis software to analyze and classify complex blood stem cell colonies.STEMvision does the complete analysis automatically in 1-2 minutes per sample, with a permanent record of the analysis.Appendix 4.0 – Requirements K936.03.01 provides a complete list of all absolute requirements. To obtain the appendix, please submit a request to [email protected]: The research group works with primary cells, mainly of human origin, freshly isolated.Through professional expertise in the laboratory, as well as research done online, we find that RoboSep-S is the only system with the following characteristics:A fully automated tabletop cell extractor that performs simultaneous cell isolations for up to 4 samples using the same (i.e. the same protocol applied for up to 4 different samples) or different protocols.Fully automated sequential isolation of up to 4 cell types - sequential isolation means that more than one cell type can be isolated from the same starting sample without any manual handling between the fractions.Column-free and tubing free isolation using 4 magnets that support both positive and negative selection of target cells.Appendix 4.0 – Requirements K936.03.02 provides a complete list of all absolute requirements. To obtain the appendix, please submit a request to [email protected]:Based on our technical requirements and needs, as outlined in the requirement specifications, as well as the available information and the investigations conducted, it is our assessment that only StemCell Technologies meets these requirements. For technical reasons, they are therefore the sole provider capable of delivering the service.The conditions set out in FOA § 13-4 (b) are considered to be fulfilled.Any objections must be submitted by e-mail to [email protected] within 10 days of the publication of this notice

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    RFI - Software tools supporting IT architecture

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    Background for RFI Avinor has a complex portfolio of IT systems and a high demand of ability for agile change within existing and planned IT supported functionality. Avinor will gather information on existing software solutions and the possibilities these may give the organization. General issues description Avinor would like to evaluate tools that support one or more of the issues mentioned in the attached document.

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    RFI – Service life extension of trams for Gråkallbanen, Trondheim

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    The purpose of this Prior Information Notice is to inform the market and to initiate dialogue with economic operators regarding possible approaches to life‑extension of the existing tram fleet. The contracting authority wishes to gain insight into technical feasibility, risks, and suitable procurement strategies before deciding on the next steps. The County Council of Trøndelag is interested in dialogue with companies that can either: perform an independent evaluation of the feasibility of extending the service life of the vehicles; and/or carry out refurbishment and life‑extension work to the vehicles. Key technical areas of interest include, but are not limited to, DC electrical control systems (chopper technology) and mechanical components such as gearboxes and drivetrain elements. The County Council of Trøndelag (Trøndelag fylkeskommune) has initiated a project to assess the possibility of extending the service life of the trams operating on the Gråkallbanen tramway in Trondheim. The trams were manufactured by Linke‑Hofmann‑Busch (LHB) and delivered in the period 1984–1985. Of the eleven trams originally delivered, six vehicles remain in operation and are included in the scope of this assessment. Gråkallbanen is operated by Boreal Bane AS, which is also the owner of the vehicles and responsible for maintenance. Boreal has carried out a technical condition assessment of the six operational trams and has presented a preliminary cost estimate and a risk analysis related to a potential life‑extension program. The assessment indicates significant uncertainty regarding feasibility, costs, availability of spare parts, and access to specialized expertise, particularly related to legacy direct‑current (DC) electrical control systems. The initial phase will consist of digital meetings with interested economic operators. The meetings will be used to present the background and challenges of the project and to collect feedback and recommendations regarding feasible technical and commercial solutions. Based on the input received during the market consultation, the project team will assess alternative approaches and decide how to proceed. This assessment will include a comparison between life‑extension of the existing vehicles and the potential procurement of new trams for Trondheim, with the objective of determining the most economically advantageous solution. This Prior Information Notice is for information and market consultation only and does not constitute a call for competition. An original technical data sheet for the LHB trams delivered to Trondheim in 1984–1985 is attached to the information notice. Feedback must be provided by August 7.th 2026.

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