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Norway – Interpretation services – Framework agreement for interpretation services

Background Innherred Anskaffelser KO is a municipal working partnership between 11 municipalities in Innherred and Namdalen in Trøndelag. The aim is to implement rational, reliable and efficient procurements on behalf of the participating municipalities. Inderøy municipality is the office municipality and a formal employer for employees in the cooperation. The framework agreement shall, upon the start of the agreement, include nine municipalities: Levanger, Verdal, Inderøy, Steinkjer, Snåsa, Grong, Lierne, Røyrvik and Høylandet. Namsos, Flatanger and Trøndelag county shall have an option to join the contract after the existing agreements expire. Municipal companies (KF) under the participating municipalities shall also be able to use the contract. The procurement shall ensure continued access to interpretation services after the current framework agreement expires and combine the municipalities into one joint contract. This shall contribute to better coordination, like practice, more general follow-up as well as a better basis for management, statistics and quality follow-up across the cooperation. Current situation, contract extent and option participants There is currently a framework agreement for interpretation services for Snåsa, Steinkjer, Inderøy, Verdal and Levanger. The agreement expires 30.11.2026. In 2025, a total of 9,247 interpretation assignments were registered for these municipalities, of which 9,168 are telephone interpretation, 67 video interpretation and 12 attendance interpretations. The statistics form the basis for estimating the extent in the new contract. Since the current contract was established in 2022, six municipalities in Namdalen have become a part of Innherred Anskaffelser KO: Grong, Lierne, Røyrvik, Høylandet, Namsos and Flatanger. The contracting authority does not have equivalent detailed statistics for these six municipalities. Based on the available ratio, the need is estimated to approx. 3,000 interpretation assignments per annum. The distribution between telephony, video and turn-out interpretation is mainly expected to be comparable to the historical distribution in the Innherred municipalities. The estimate is uncertain and is not binding for future withdrawals. Grong, Lierne, Røyrvik and Høylandet are included in the new framework agreement from the start of the agreement. Namsos and Flatanger have a separate framework agreement for interpretation services until 20.08.2027, and shall therefore have an option to join the new contract after this expires. Trøndelag county shall also have an option to join the framework agreement. The county ́s contract will run until 30.04.2027, and commencement can take place from 01.05.2027. In 2025 3,157 interpretation assignments were registered for Trøndelag county, of which 2,473 are telephone interpretation, 127 video interpretation and 557 attendances. Most of the attendance assignments were connected to Sør-Trøndelag, and it is anticipated that a significant amount will apply to the Trondheim area. Attendance assignments can also occur at the county ́s entities elsewhere in Trøndelag. At the turn-out interpretation, the tenderer must reckon on assignments in Innherred, Namdalen, the Trondheim area and other parts of Trøndelag, depending on the contract participants ́needs. Historical figures and geographical distributions are only a guideline and are not a guarantee for future volume or location. The estimated value of the framework agreement, based on available statistics and calculated ratios, is NOK 35,000,000 excluding VAT. The maximum value of the framework agreement is NOK 45,000,000 excluding VAT. Description of the assignment The procurement is for a joint framework agreement for the provision of interpretation services for the participants of the agreement. The agreement shall cover continuous need for telephony interpretation, video interpretation, ongoing interpretation of meetings and written translations, both planned and acute assignments. A large number of the assignments are expected to include telephone and video interpretation. The services will be used in ordinary municipal and county services, including health and care services, child protection, NAV, refugee service, adult education, schools, nurseries and other public service areas. The need will vary as regards language, scope, date, geographical location and which interpreter form is best suited. Tenderers shall have sufficient capacity and language coverage to handle a broad and varied need, also at short notice. The contract shall serve many orderers across municipalities, entities and service areas, and therefore there are high requirements for delivery ability, accessibility, quality and efficient systems for ordering and following up. The delivery shall always be in accordance with the Interpretation Act and associated regulations. The contracting authority places great emphasis on the use of qualified interpreters and that the best qualified interpreters available for each assignment are offered, based on the qualification categories in the National Interpreter Register. The framework agreement shall contribute to predictable and efficient access to high quality interpretation services, as well as facilitate uniform ordering routines, good follow-up and a better overview of the use of the services across the contract participants. Oppdragsgiver: Innherred anskaffelser Type: cn-standard Kilde: TED Europa (via DOFFIN)

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29. okt. 20260 tilbud
Budsjett: 35 000 000 kr
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Norway – Jetties – Vardø fishing port - outer pier

The Norwegian Coastal Administration (NCA) is a government agency under the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries. The agency is responsible for ensuring safe and efficient maritime traffic along the Norwegian coast and into ports, and for maintaining the national preparedness and response system for acute pollution incidents. The NCA is responsible for the safety and navigability of Norway’s coastal waters. Its responsibilities include navigation infrastructure, state-owned fishing harbour facilities, fairway development measures, pilotage services, and vessel traffic services (VTS). The NCA is also responsible for Norway’s national emergency preparedness and response to acute pollution incidents. In addition, the NCA participates in planning processes and exercises regulatory authority under the Ports and Fairways Act, parts of the Pollution Control Act, the Svalbard Environmental Protection Act, and the Planning and Building Act. The agency also contributes to the preparation of the National Transport Plan, which is presented every four years and covers all four transport sectors: road, rail, air, and maritime transport. The NCA is organised into four business areas: Ports, Fairways and Coastal Transport Navigation Technology and Maritime Services Emergency Response to Acute Pollution Pilotage Services Vardø Fishing Harbour is the largest fishing harbour in the Municipality of Vardø and an important base for the fishing fleet operating in Eastern Finnmark. The harbour is exposed to significant wave action from the northwest through northeast sectors, resulting in challenging berthing conditions, an increased risk of damage to vessels and infrastructure, and limitations on the efficient use of the harbour facilities. The project comprises the construction of a new outer breakwater north of the entrance to Vardø Harbour, together with dredging and deepening works at Hasselneset to maintain adequate navigational access after the harbour entrance is narrowed by the new breakwater. The breakwater will have a total length of approximately 660 metres and will be constructed in water depths of up to 35 metres. The deepening works at Hasselneset include both dredging of unconsolidated seabed sediments and underwater rock blasting, with a total excavation volume of approximately 45,000 m³. Material excavated during the deepening works will be reused in the breakwater construction where feasible. A substantial portion of the works will be carried out from the sea using a temporary offshore construction platform. All imported rock material for the breakwater construction will be transported by sea. The project therefore relies heavily on marine-based logistics, specialised marine equipment, and execution under demanding weather and wave conditions. The project is subject to extensive environmental requirements and numerous regulatory permits, including those relating to marine construction activities, dredging, underwater blasting, environmental monitoring, and plastic waste management. In addition, seasonal restrictions apply to certain construction activities. The primary objective of the project is to improve shelter and operational safety within Vardø Fishing Harbour, facilitate efficient and reliable harbour operations, and support the continued development of fisheries and other maritime industries in the region. Oppdragsgiver: KYSTVERKET Type: cn-standard Kilde: TED Europa (via DOFFIN)

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29. okt. 20260 tilbud
Frist: 21.5.2027
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Norway – Occupational clothing – Framework agreement for workwear for health and education.

The Contracting Authority Innherred Anskaffelser KO (previously Innherred Innkjøp) was established 01.01.2019 and is a municipal assignment partnership between 11 municipalities. The objective of the cooperation is to implement rational, reliable and efficient procurements on behalf of the municipalities. The contracting authority ́s gender neutral preferred is: Julie Sandnes Any questions shall be sent to the gender neutral preferred via the tender management tool. There shall be no contact/communication with other persons at the contracting authority regarding the tender competition than the mentioned gender neutral preferred. The objective of the procurement The framework agreement is for the delivery of work clothing, outdoor clothing, work shoes, other work related footwear and the accompanying products to employees in the health, care and education sector in the participating municipalities. The objective of the framework agreement is to ensure access to functional, robust and seasonal clothing and footwear that supports employees ́ everyday work throughout the entire year. At the same time, the agreement shall contribute to simpler orders, better management of assortment and more equal treatment across municipalities and entities. The assortment shall cover work throughout the year and during varying weather, temperature and working conditions. This includes i.a. products for employees in nurseries, schools, before-and-after-school care, home care services, institutions, environmental services and other relevant municipal entities. These user groups have other needs than the technical sector regarding function, fit, assortment and ordering form. It is therefore chosen to carry out a separate procurement for this area. The agreement includes product deliveries, ordering system, customer service, size guidance, trial scheme, delivery, return, claims, product data, reporting and other services that are necessary for effective use of the contract. Tenderers ought to be aware that the procurement shall cover several municipalities and different service areas, and therefore there is a need for a system that functions both for continuous orders and for users who need testing and guidance when choosing a size and fit. The agreement shall be signed with one tenderer who shall be completely responsible for the entire delivery. The tenderer can use sub-suppliers and collaboration partners, but shall be fully responsible to the contracting authority for: All products that are delivered The ordering system Product Information Agreed prices and discounts Delivery and transport Customer Service Testing and size guidance Return, exchange and claims Reporting Contract follow-up Environmental obligations Follow-up of the supplier chain The municipalities in the contract have different local special agreements and there will be variations in which products each municipality will procure for its employees. The needs in the assortment can change if the municipalities ́ local special agreements are changed. The scope and value of the procurement The contract value is estimated to approx. NOK 8,620,000 excluding VAT per annum, giving an estimated total contract value of approx. NOK 34,480,000 excluding VAT for the entire duration of the framework agreement. The estimate is based on obtained information on the number of employees within relevant service areas in the participating municipalities, as well as a calculated annual average value of NOK 2,000 excluding VAT per employee. The amount is used as a technical calculation basis for estimating the contract value. The actual amount can vary considerably between the municipalities and between different service areas, i.a. due to the content of local special agreements, different needs for work clothes and different budgetary priorities. Several of the municipalities are, however, in the process of preparing or revising local special agreements for workwear, and there is, therefore, considerable uncertainty connected to both the number of users in the contract and the expected call-offs. The maximum contract value is NOK 40,000,000 excluding VAT. Please note that the stated value is an estimate and does not involve any purchasing obligations for the contracting authority or rights for the tenderer. The actual extent can be both higher and lower than the estimated within the contract ́s maximum value. Number of employees per municipality in health and education. Levanger municipality: 1000 Verdal municipality: 500 Inderøy municipality: 150 Steinkjer municipality: 850 Snåsa municipality: 150 Namsos municipality: 1000 Grong municipality: 280 Høylandet municipality: 175 (option) Lierne municipality: 95 Røyrvik municipality: 50 Flatanger municipality: 60 (option) Oppdragsgiver: Innherred anskaffelser Type: cn-standard Kilde: TED Europa (via DOFFIN)

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29. okt. 20260 tilbud
Budsjett: 34 480 000 kr
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Norway – Water-treatment plant construction work – BA-26-024-GK Project reserve water Gjøvik-Biri ENT1A1 Water treatment plant ground and construction work.

Gjøvik municipality is the contracting authority for the procurement. Procurements- the joint unit in the Gjøvik region is holding the competition on behalf of the contracting authority. Gjøvik municipality shall establish a fully fledged backup water system that shall strengthen security of supply for Biri and Gjøvik. A new water treatment facility shall be established at Biri as a part of the project. The contract is for engineering design services for and the erection of the water treatment facility. The contract will be carried out as a turnkey contract in accordance with NS 8407 and includes, among other things, the establishment of a construction pit with sheet piling and foundations, process basements and waterproof basins, process hall, technical rooms, administration areas, technical installations within HVAC and electro as well as the accompanying outdoor work. The contract has interface with other contracts for machine and process equipment, automation, raw water pump station and pipeline installations. The contracts for machinery and process equipment and automation can be transferred to the turnkey contractor. The procurement ́s estimated value is approx. NOK 180 million excluding VAT. Oppdragsgiver: Gjøvik Kommune Type: cn-standard Kilde: TED Europa (via DOFFIN)

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29. okt. 20260 tilbud
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Norway – Sewage, refuse, cleaning and environmental services – New competition for winter maintenance purpose-built buildings.

Orkland municipality shall procure winter maintenance services for purpose-built buildings to ensure good and predictable accessibility and traffic safety for all road user groups that travel along the purpose-built buildings. This means roads, foot/cycle paths, pavements, car parks, car parks, access to municipal purpose-built buildings etc. Private areas and private roads/exits are not included in the municipality ́s snow clearing scheme. Winter operations include snow clearing, gritting, re-clearing. The removal of snow is to be carried out in accordance with orders. Special focus areas in winter are safe school roads, soft road users and traffic safety. The procurement ́s annual value is estimated to: NOK 4,250,000 excluding VAT. The volume is an estimate and is not binding for the contracting authority. Apprentices: The contracting authority has assessed the procurement against the apprentice regulations, c.f. the Procurement Act § 5h, and concluded that there are no requirements for apprentices in this procurement as the contract ́s main element does not include work where it is relevant to use labour with vocational or craft certificates, the Procurement Act § 5h 2nd chain letter c. Oppdragsgiver: Orkland Kommune Type: can-standard Kilde: TED Europa (via DOFFIN)

Utlyser: Orkland Kommune

29. okt. 20260 tilbud
Budsjett: 17 000 000 kr

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