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The procurement concerns the establishment of a framework agreement for telephony services to be supplied to almost a hundred public entities operating in County North (FKN) and its affiliated municipalities. The agreement will cover the provision of IP telephony and mobile telephony services, together with the required administrative and commercial systems needed to manage subscriptions, traffic, and related functions. These services are to support a diverse set of activities, including public administration, education, health and care, public transport and other municipal services, and must be capable of delivering both fixed‐site and mobile communication solutions.

The requirement emphasizes that the telephony solution must be cost‑efficient, reliable, and fully integrated, while remaining independent of the contracting authorities’ own technical infrastructure. It must be deployable across the geographic areas where the various technologies will be used, and it should accommodate future developments such as welfare technology, remote monitoring, and integration with buildings and transportation infrastructure. The framework must also provide the foundation for post‑contract development that does not depend on the original supplier.

The services must provide IP‑based telephony, mobile connectivity, and integrated management systems that operate independently of the contracting authorities’ existing technical infrastructure.

The Norwegian Defence Estates Agency is inviting qualified suppliers to submit tenders for a set of parallel framework agreements under the titles R01988, R01989 and R02081, covering electrical services for the Western, Southwest and South regions of Norway. Each framework agreement will provide for the maintenance, servicing, replacement and procurement of new electrical installations across the defence estate, including both primary facilities and ancillary technical infrastructure. The agreements will be introduced to meet the agency’s need for reliable, efficient, and safe electrical support for its growing portfolio of military and associated buildings.

The Western sub‑contract (R01988) encompasses key naval and aeronautical installations in West Hordaland, including Haakonsvern Naval Base, Uvb Bunker, Laksevåg, Wallemsviken and Bergenhus Fortress, as well as surrounding support sites such as Ulven camp and Korsneset. The Southwest sub‑contract (R01989) covers major premises in Rogaland, such as Sola Land, Sola Sjø, Vatneleiren, Madla Ulsnes, Galta/Rennesøy, Jåtta Espedal, Sandnes/Ålgård, and the defence sector residences in Stavanger, together with a broad range of additional structures like storage, shooting grounds, communication sites and residential offices. The South sub‑contract (R02081) focuses on the Sør Agder region, featuring Kjevik and Kveviga by Kristiansand, Evjemoen, and other affiliated properties throughout the area. All sites within these geographic districts that fall under the agency’s jurisdiction, including minor installations, support points, and future developments, are encompassed within the respective sub‑contracts.

In each geographic area, up to three tenderers may be awarded parallel framework agreements, contingent upon the number of received and qualified bids. The agreements are structured to allow for the assignment of a range of contractual frameworks, thereby ensuring flexibility and continuity of service provision across all subsystems of the defence estate. All work must conform to the Defence Sector’s electrical safety and quality regulations.

The tender concerns the procurement of office and meeting‑room furniture for Harstad municipality and its collaborative municipalities, with the aim of renewing and supplementing the current stock across multiple sites. The acquisition will provide new work and meeting spaces while replacing aged furnishings, thereby enhancing the functionality and quality of the municipality’s office environments. The selected furniture must support a variety of settings—including open office landscapes, cell offices, small, medium and large meeting rooms, as well as reception, lounge and interaction zones—ensuring a uniform, ergonomic and adaptable environment throughout the organisation.

The scope of the contract covers a wide range of furniture types, such as desks, height‑adjustable work tables, ergonomic office chairs, meeting tables and chairs, storage systems, screen walls, and lounge, reception and interaction furniture. The delivery must include installation, positioning and functional testing, and the supplier must provide ongoing support to guarantee optimal performance of all fitted items. The procurement places a premium on durability, comfort, and easy maintenance, requiring solutions that tolerate daily use, are straightforward to clean, and can be rearranged rapidly to meet evolving spatial needs.

All furniture supplied will comply with recognised ergonomic safety standards and be certified for durability and maintenance simplicity, ensuring a reliable, high‑quality furnishing system across all designated locations.

The municipality seeks comprehensive furnishing solutions for its offices, meeting rooms, and common areas across several locations. The procurement mandates a complete replacement of aging furniture and the provision of new workspaces, requiring a cohesive and ergonomic environment that supports diverse work styles. Delivered products will cover open office landscapes, cell offices, small, medium, and large meeting rooms, as well as reception, lounge, and interaction zones, ensuring a consistent and functional aesthetic throughout the municipal properties.

The required items include desks and height‑adjustable work tables, ergonomic office and meeting chairs, meeting tables, storage units, screen walls, and furniture for reception, lounge, and interaction areas. In addition to acquisition, the contract includes assembly, placement, and functional testing, ensuring that the new furnishings integrate seamlessly into the existing facilities. Products must provide comfort, durability, and maintainability, featuring cleaning‑friendly surfaces and designs that facilitate easy re‑furnishing as needs evolve.

The furniture must meet Norwegian ergonomic and safety standards while offering flexibility for future adjustments and simple maintenance procedures.

The contracting authority, Rogaland brann og redning IKS, seeks to modernise its fleet of goods vans to support personnel engaged in housing inspection and sweeping activities. The new fleet will enable safer daily operations by reducing exposure to degassing, dust, and other contaminants that arise during inspections and equipment handling. By incorporating a dedicated clean‑zone and dirty‑zone separation within each vehicle, the procurement aims to improve hygiene, ergonomics, and overall workplace safety for staff.

The tender specifies the delivery of eleven large‑box van units that are fully fitted out with a 3‑piece system to segregate clean and polluted equipment. Each vehicle must provide ample payload and accessibility suitable for varied operational conditions, accommodating personnel, tools, sweeping apparatus, and contaminated material. The configuration must include practical storage solutions and fixtures that allow safe, ergonomic handling of all equipment, in line with the detailed requirement specifications.

All vehicles shall incorporate a dedicated clean‑zone/dirty‑zone separation system comprising three distinct compartments, fitted with secure, ergonomic access and sufficient payload capacity as dictated by the procurement specifications.