Desert Control

Provide job mastery follow-up for people receiving treatment at participating institutions, currently Drammen DPS and CRUX BergfløttTjenesten. Deliver services at an accessible central Drammen location, with parts of the follow-up also possible at training or work-practice venues; estimated capacity is 15–18 concurrent places.

Supply two identical advanced inverted fluorescent system microscopes for cell-culture research and laboratory assessment, including phase-contrast and fluorescence microscopy. Offer options for cameras and imaging software, one additional equivalent microscope, and service agreements and servicing.

Participate in a market dialogue on medical and health knowledge sources for Helsenorge and other citizen-oriented digital services. Provide insight into available sources, methods for making them accessible and technical, professional and contractual possibilities.

Supply 2–4 fully automatic tissue-processing machines for conventional overnight and weekend processing and rapid processing in the same instrument. Machines must support instrument-dependent and instrument-independent reagents and use well-tested technology with documented results.

Provide psychology consultations for NTNU employees experiencing work-related mental health challenges, including crises, stress, burnout, anxiety and depression. Support work-related challenges associated with ADHD, autism and AuDHD through guidance, not assessment. Consultations must be held in person in Trondheim, Gjøvik and Ålesund.

Supply the active ingredient teduglutide under framework agreements on behalf of Norway’s four regional health authorities.

Provide temporary accommodation for families with children who have acute housing needs and are referred through Nav. Stays may range from one night to longer periods, with the municipality aiming for a maximum stay of one month; the competition is reserved for non-profit organisations.

Provide veterinary on-call services for hobby animals and pets through a small-animal clinic in the Bergen South duty district, covering Bergen, Askøy, Øygarden and Bjørnefjorden municipalities.

Provide 60–100 nursing home places in Askøy for people with dementia and long-term somatic care needs. The provider must design, build, own and rent out the premises, and administer, operate and maintain the nursing home under a hire and service agreement. The competition is reserved for non-profit organisations.

Provide specialised rehabilitation for patients with newly diagnosed or advanced multiple sclerosis through day services and day services with overnight accommodation. A single private non-profit supplier will provide both delivery forms under a framework agreement.