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The Norwegian Health Network SF (Norsk Helsenett SF) seeks to establish a framework agreement for consultancy services that support its national e‑health initiatives and public procurement activities. The contracting authority, a government company owned by the Ministry of Health and Care Services, will use the framework to support the development, administration and operation of e‑health systems such as e‑prescription, helsenorge.no, Core Journal and basic data, as well as ICT, procurement and archival services for health‑management entities. The agreement will enable the contracting authority, and optionally other participating health‑management organizations, to obtain professional advice and implementation services across four distinct procurement sub‑areas: operative implementation of procurement processes, security‑graded procurement implementation, sustainable procurement consultancy, and strategic procurement development.

The framework will designate up to three tenderers per sub‑area, allowing for flexible engagement throughout the contractual period. Eligible partner entities—including the Norwegian Directorate of Health, Institute of Public Health, Directorate of Medical Products, and several other national health agencies—may join the agreement to benefit from the pooled expertise. All services provided under this framework must adhere to Norwegian public procurement regulations and align with the contracting authority’s established e‑health system standards.

Innlandet County is seeking long‑term framework agreements for the supply of a comprehensive range of food articles, including groceries, fresh produce, dairy products, meat, poultry, eggs, fish and seafood, as well as mineral water and other beverages. The procurement covers all county entities and designated canteens, with delivery required anywhere within Norway. The framework is designed to support the county’s goals for full, healthy and affordable meals, to enable school‑based food education and to meet the commitments established in the 2025 Inland Food Promise through a menu based on the national plate model and by ensuring that a broad spectrum of food groups – from grains and legumes to fruits, vegetables, fish, seafood, milk and water – is readily available in canteens and other food service sites.

All goods must promote a healthy diet while minimizing environmental and climate impact. Suppliers should prioritise locally produced and Norwegian foods, support sustainable procurement, and provide certified products such as organic, MSC/ASC, and Fairtrade where relevant. Digital ordering platforms, clear product information, labelling schemes, and educational resources or courses that encourage informed consumption are required, and the supply chain must limit low‑nutritious items such as candy, snacks and sweet drinks. The foods supplied shall comply with national nutrition guidelines and sustainability standards.

The procurement concerns the supply of comprehensive kitchen equipment and textiles for municipal use. Under a framework agreement in 2026 Ålesund municipality will acquire a range that includes cutlery, plates, glasses, cups, pans and other kitchen utensils. The agreement is divided into two distinct lots: Lot 1 provides a kitchen textile package for refugee residences in Ålesund, while Lot 2 extends the supply of kitchen textiles to municipal buildings, institutions, nurseries and schools across Ålesund, Giske, Sande, Sula, and Ulstein, with additional deliveries to Muritunet and the Ålesund kommune administration building AS. All items are to be delivered within the specified municipalities and to the identified sites.

The contract places a strong emphasis on environmental performance. The procurement requires the use of zero‑emission vehicles for all deliveries, limits plastic usage and mandates BPA‑free plastics where unavoidable. Vehicles and logistics must minimise delivery frequency and transport load. Suppliers must possess qualified environmental management systems and prohibit the inclusion of PVC, PFAS, or any substance on the EU candidate list in excess of 0.1 % by weight. Textiles must meet the OEKO‑TEX Standard 100 or an equivalent certification to ensure they are free of harmful or allergy‑inducing chemicals. Packaging is required to adhere to a formal recycling scheme.​

All purchased items shall comply with the specified environmental regulations, including the use of zero‑emission vehicles, restriction of plastics and hazardous substances, and OEKO‑TEX Standard 100 accreditation for textiles.

The tender concerns a framework agreement for the procurement, delivery, installation and long‑term operation of multi‑function printers, copiers and scanners for a group of municipalities in Norway. The goal is to establish a uniform, future‑oriented system that guarantees reliable printing, copying and scanning capabilities at all municipal sites while ensuring predictable operation, cost control and centralized oversight. The contract is intended to be fully managed, providing predictable service, timely maintenance, automated supply handling and consistent support throughout its lifespan.

The procurement calls for a comprehensive MFP platform that can be centrally monitored and administered across diverse municipal environments. Existing equipment are largely updated in recent years, so the new machines must integrate seamlessly into the current fleet and be designed for extended use with minimal need for replacement. The system must support secure printing and access management, employing the municipality’s secure print solution and integrating with enterprise identity services. It should also be capable of automated supply monitoring, status reporting, and provide user‑friendly operation that conforms to universal design principles.

All machines must be compatible with the Norwegian ICT infrastructure and support the relevant Microsoft platforms. They must fully support the municipalities’ secure printing framework using YSoft SafeQ, integrate with the municipality’s identity system (AD/Entra ID) and employ RFID card readers for user authentication.

The contracting authority, Agder fylkeskommune, is inviting qualified engineering consultancies to register within a dynamic procurement scheme designed to provide professional and procedural support for a range of projects across the county. The scheme encompasses consultancy engineering services and associated support functions, enabling rapid mobilisation when the authority lacks in‑house capacity or requires additional expertise for specific tasks. Registered participants will be eligible for a succession of mini‑competitions that cover projects from early sketch stages through to comprehensive construction documentation and on‑site construction follow‑up, thereby ensuring continuity of service across overlapping discipline categories.

Scope of procurement includes the full spectrum of engineering design activities such as preliminary studies, zoning plans with detailed technical specifications, construction plans accompanied by tender documentation, and post‑tender construction monitoring. Should the need arise for additional disciplines beyond those listed, the authority reserves the right to conduct separate mini‑competitions among qualified participants in the scheme. All forthcoming assignments will be communicated through EU‑supply, with a minimum ten‑day decision period and award criteria integrating cost, price, and quality factors assessed through personnel credentials and relevant reference projects. The contracting authority will adopt the Norwegian standard NS8401–NS8404 as the foundational framework, supplementing with other applicable NS standards where appropriate.