Norway – Statistical services – 104-BYM-2025 Framework agreement for counts on the municipal road network 2026-2030.

Periodical traffic registrations with radar and other counting equipment. The aim is to register the number of vehicles and the speed of an average along the road with the use of its own current radar equipment and any future counting equipment that the Agency for Urban Environment can procure, such as future procurement of video recording equipment. This is both to use the rest of the life cycle of the equipment and to be able to carry out comparable measurements that have been previously carried out. The registrations are carried out year round, with minor activity during school holidays (winter and autumn holidays, weeks 8 and 40 respectively), July/communal holidays and winter months December-February, depending on snow amounts. The standard length of the radar measurements is 7 full days, i.e. at least 168 hours. Tasks: * Assemble/disassemble radar/other counting equipment in accordance with orders * Report to the contracting authority when the radar is mounted * Sending raw data files from the measurements to the contracting authority * Storage and maintenance of radars (charging batteries, cleaning, etc.) Periodical cycling measurements with bicycle tubes The aim is to register the number of cyclists who pass a count section by using eco-tubes. Normally executed outside winter season. The standard length of the cycle measurements is 7 full days, i.e. at least 168 hours. Tasks: * The hoses are fastened in asphalt in accordance with the procedure and connected to a computer unit that is stuck on the pavement. * Device connects to the Eco-Visio cloud service, which logs data from recordings * Disassembly of measuring equipment * Storage and maintenance of equipment (including cleaning etc.) Operation and maintenance of traffic registration stations for vehicles. The contracting authority owns 13 traffic registration stations where measuring equipment is connected to inductive loops that are milled down in the roadway. The measuring equipment (Datarec Loop monitor) communicates with the "Traffic Data Portal" (trafikkdata.no) to the Norwegian Public Roads Administration. Tasks: * Locate errors and report to the contracting authority (breaches of counting loops, electricity supply, damage to control cabinets, cables, etc.) * Does not include troubleshooting of measuring equipment and laying of inductive loops on asphalt * Annual audit of counters * Revision of equipment in accordance with the agreed checkpoints, includes all external and internal equipment such as locks, fasteners, batteries, connections, electricity supply, cables, modems, insulation, cleaning, lubrication, etc. See the assignment description for a list of the counting points. Operation and maintenance of traffic registration stations for bicycles. The Agency for Urban Environment owns 36 bicycle registration stations that register bicycles on the municipal road network in Oslo. The equipment consists of inductive loops milled down in the asphalt that are connected to a cycle counter/controller (Eco-Counter UZelt as of November 2025). The control unit is located together with the battery mainly in a manhole. It is generally not relevant to connect a counting point to fixed current. Sensors are installed in both roadways, cycle lanes and on cycle paths. The drives are connected to the Eco-Visio cloud service, which the Contracting Authority can download traffic data. Eco-Visio also enables operational monitoring. Tasks * Monitoring the counters and updating the status of the counters to the Contracting Authority. * Troubleshooting, including replacing the battery, re-establishment of counting stations etc. * Establishment of inductive loops is not included in the assignments * Annual audits in accordance with the agreed checkpoints. See the assignment description for a list of the counting points. Accessibility Requirements BYM orders counts throughout the entire year, with lower activity in case of heavy snowfall or in periods with staff holidays (weeks 8 and 40, Easter, July/August, Christmas holidays, holiday days in May), and higher in normal months such as March/April/June/September/October (except week 40)/November. Describe which resources you have available to carry out counts and possibly how you ensure deliveries to orders during periods of high activity despite any absence from key resources at your home (e.g. sickness). Oppdragsgiver: Oslo kommune v/ Bymiljøetaten Type: cn-standard Kilde: TED Europa

Oppdrags-detaljer

buyer:

Oslo kommune v/ Bymiljøetaten

source:

TED Europa

cpvCodes:

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referenceNumber:

190918-2026