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Procurement of debt framework agreement for the purchase and delivery of gritting sand, crushed stone, gravel and other filling masses. The masses shall be delivered directly to the contracting authority's stores.

Øygarden municipality intends to enter into a contract with a tenderer for the procurement of 40 residences for facilitated for the welfare services. The project shall deliver 40 new sheltered accommodations with a personnel base and common area. Users will be older, with or without dementia, with a certain degree of self-help. The project must qualify for investment from Husbanken and fulfil Husbanken's requirements for the localisation and design of a welfare building.

The competition is for the provision of contractor services connected to the establishment of customer financed network installations. The procurement's value is estimated to: NOK 25,000,000 excluding VAT per annum. Maximum value for the entire contract period, including any options and expected price rise: NOK 250,000,000 excluding VAT. The need is uncertain. The volume can vary both up and down and the contract period will depend on, among other things, the contracting authority's needs, activities, budgetary situations and other framework factors.

The procurement shall cover the need for ticket sales and information desks and lockers at the Viking Age Museum. The procurement concerns engineering design, production and establishment of an integrated information counter and changing rooms as part of an ongoing construction project, including necessary construction works, building floors, integration and assembly at the construction site. The information counter shall be a central part of the former Oseberg wing of the existing building, now Vestibylen, which becomes a central point of contact for the public on the way both in and out of the museum. Changing rooms for the public shall be placed over three floors, in the former Oseberg wing in the existing building. The area is expected to have a high impact on persons, by a broad target group of visitors. The requested functionalities shall have a high level of quality, both as regards execution, functionality and durability.

Consultancy services for the operation, maintenance, and development of the water network model for NRVA and its owner municipalities.

Vennesla municipality shall establish a new double hall in Skolevegen. The project comprises two separate individual halls (double hall) and shall include, among other things, a social room for Vennesla school, family and HC changing rooms, sauna connected to the swimming pool, as well as universally designed public and communal areas.

Establish a new fire station in Oslo South to replace the current Kastellet fire station and strengthen emergency response coverage in the south-eastern part of Oslo. The fire station will be established at Ljabruveien 125. The fire station is to be sized for 40 employees, including 10 personnel on 24-hour standby, with six bays for fire trucks in the garage (vehicle hall), as well as storage areas and a wash bay. In addition, there will be changing facilities, technical areas, office space, exercise areas, rest rooms, and common areas.

In connection with project no. 1263101 (UiO HSH Facade Rehabilitation), Statsbygg invites tenders for the design-build contract K202 Ventilation Units. This design-build contract (K202) primarily entails replacing existing ventilation units with new ones in the rooftop plant room. Additionally, related technical installations will be upgraded. This design-build contract (K202 Ventilation Units) will be assigned to the main design-build contractor responsible for the facade rehabilitation (K201 Facade Rehabilitation). Installation and commissioning of the new ventilation units are scheduled for the summer of 2027, taking advantage of the university's low activity level during the May–August period. The contract includes the following options: Option 1: New supply riser to the rooftop plant room; Option 2: Cleaning of ventilation ducts.

Renovation of Utfartsveien 4B at Linderud in Oslo. The work includes re-use

Establishment of a new, upgraded square system in Kvinesdal centre, with a stage/amphitheatre, roof superstructure, play area, meeting places, planting and street/parking. In addition, upgrade of some city centre streets and replacement of water and sewage pipelines. Subject areas include: Road and ground work, landscape design, concrete work, joinery, masonry, electro and water and sewage works, assembly of wood structures and demolition and environmental clearance.