Sensorita

Develop and establish a comprehensive system replacing the current platform and supporting the Guarantee Fund’s grant and performance schemes. Deliver crew-based functionality first, followed by vessel-based functionality, with production deployment and handover after phase two. Provide long-term maintenance, management and further development.

Supply a cloud-based electronic health record for Senja’s municipal medical service and the intermunicipal emergency doctor surgery. Fully replace the existing system and migrate existing patient-record data.

Deliver a fee management system covering all municipal charges, including establishment, implementation, data migration, integrations and training. Holmestrand municipality has an option to join the contract.

Supply equipment, consumables and production services for standardised physical and digital labels identifying healthcare locations and equipment using GS1 standards. Provide systems for local and high-volume production, potentially including software, integrations, NFC/RFID encoding equipment, training, support, maintenance and documentation; jointly establish standard label specifications.

Provide a modern, cloud-based, system-independent system to support uniform and efficient handling of incoming mail across six municipalities. The system should reduce manual processing and consolidate workflows across channels and systems.

Supply and operate a cloud-based SaaS system to manage Oslo’s technical base map, plan register, property/land register and property surveying data, replacing locally operated desktop systems. The system must support statutory work, efficient processes and reliable data flows, meet information-security and privacy needs, and include implementation, management, support and further development.

Raise, remove, transport and properly destroy the shipwrecks listed in Annex 3. Additional recovery, transport and destruction at Lislebyveien 115A and Lislebystranda are options.

Establish, operate and maintain a SaaS self-recovery system to support correct and effective collection of municipal claims in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. Includes limited implementation assistance and training for ICT Agder, six municipalities and Agder County, with options for other municipalities to join later.

Mill garden waste and screen compost at Borgaredalen environmental park. Handle approximately 2,500 tonnes of waste and 1,500 tonnes of compost annually, with transport and setup for milling 2–3 times per year.

Empty sludge interceptors in Arendal, Froland and Grimstad, covering approximately 2,100–2,300 units per year. The service includes transport and planning of emptying, including call-out and urgent work.