Epsys

Securely convert old media through separately managed call-offs, with adaptations as needed. Handle variable media volumes and potentially new formats.

Provide Microsoft License Solution Provider services under a single-supplier framework agreement. Manage and oversee the Customer’s Microsoft agreements and ensure continued provision and support of existing Microsoft solutions.

Supply a cloud-based electronic patient journal system for Alta and 26 other municipalities, including implementation, data migration, training, user support and ongoing operation. Separate contracts will be signed with each municipality.

Establish a dynamic purchasing system for compatible network equipment, related licences, subscriptions, support and manufacturer warranties, plus assistance and consultancy. Equipment includes SDN core, routers, switches, Wi-Fi, firewalls and security components; call-offs may also include spare parts, replacement, documentation, rack assembly and installation.

Provide IFS ERP consultancy services to support Avinor’s system operations, management and further development through a stable, long-term framework arrangement.

Develop a new user-focused autopass.no portal, including a profile and handbook aligned with Digdir design-system guidelines, a renewed website and postcode selector. Provide publishing-tool licensing, maintenance, operation, support, training and security updates, including twice-yearly health checks.

Provide consultancy services to the Directorate of Cultural Heritage in IT services, project management and business development through a framework agreement with up to three providers.

Provide an SAP ABAP developer to support conversion of the Norwegian Defence Material Agency’s and Norwegian Defence’s SAP ECC systems to SAP S/4HANA. The consultant will work with the Norwegian Cyber Defence DRIV unit on further development of the Defence management system and may collaborate with other Defence units or projects.

Supply a solution that automatically detects drowning incidents and emerging emergencies at the swimming facility and alerts staff. The system is intended to strengthen bathing safety and supplement, not replace, staffed lifeguard services.

Provide welfare and independent-living technology as ongoing services for residents and staff in homes, institutions and assisted-living facilities. The supplier is responsible for the integrated solution, including an integration platform, monitoring, support and operations; components may also be purchased, and response-centre alert handling may be included. User emergency follow-up is excluded.