Tenders for IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support in Norway

Procurement of software for production of nautical charts. See the tender documentation for further information on the requirements set for the system.

The report shall give a verifiable decision basis for whether – and if so how – Vestland county can organize bus operations in-house for one limited contract area. The aim is to look at • Better resource utilization • More diversity in the business segment/better competition • Flexibility in investment and operation. The report should also highlight consequences for the county administration in its governance/administration and financial risk management for a model where in-house bus operations or a hybrid model (with public ownership of the buses and competitive tendering for operators) can run parallel to full contracting out in the other contract areas. The report shall give a verifiable decision basis considering a realistic time frame for political decisions and regime implementation (organization, recruitment and – if relevant – transfer of undertaking), before a conclusion is drawn about which contract area may be suitable and feasible as a pilot for in-house operations. The report is limited to bus operations. Boats, ferries and light rail are not to be considered. Contract areas/route packages in the geographical area of Vestland shall be considered as possible candidates, and the assignment shall be based on realistic timeframes for political decisions and implementation, so that recommended candidates have an operational feasibility within relevant contractual time windows. The assignment is divided into two phases: Phase 0 and Phase 1. Phase 0: Comprises two sub-deliveries (L0A and L0B) and a political steering point (SP0) inside the phase, where the contracting authority can adjust the scope and possibly limit additional work with alternative models to reduce complexity. The administration has estimated Phase 0 to be between 500 and 900 hours depending on data access, chosen case, and scope of organization and material management. Phase 1 is an option for the contracting authority. This phase covers more specifically defined additional deliverables and/or further analysis. The scope of a potential Phase 1 is estimated at just under 1,350 hours.

Avinor shall procure WAN services (Wide Area Network) for all of the group's locations. The aim of the procurement is to replace the existing WAN agreement and establish a future orientated, secure and comprehensive communication system for all of Avinor's locations. The system shall support Avinor's business critical needs through high availability, robustness and security, while at the same time being flexible and scaleable in order to meet future needs and changes.

Electronic tool that supports the core activities of the Church of Norway. The tool shall respond to needs connected to handling contact information, communication with contacts, management of premises and personnel resources, as well as planning and carrying out church actions and events.

Establishment and delivery of a KI work surface with access to KI assistants and simpler KI-agents, including access to underlying language models, the necessary platform and infrastructure, as well as functionality for managing security, privacy and costs. The system shall be able to use relevant data sources in DFǾs activities as a basis for search, analysis and content generation, as well as support safe and controlled use of KI in accordance with the current regulations. The procurement also includes establishment, implementation and any training support.

The Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) intends to enter into a contract for a cloud-based learning management platform (LMS). The purpose of the procurement is to ensure a modern and user-friendly learning platform that supports UDI's work on competence development and knowledge sharing.

Process support and system tools for the prevention and reduction of sick leave, including a service framework agreement and SSA-L for system tools.

The branch shall provide the fence basis that can be tested for whether and possibly cross country, Vestland county can organise the operation of bus routes for buses in some of the limited contract area in an own generator with the aim of: • take up resource utilisation • many officers in the industry/competition. • flexibility in investment and operation. The information shall also highlight the consequences for the county, say, management/administration and financial risk for a model where eigenregi/hybrid can run parallel to the tender in the other contract area. The implementation shall provide a fence basis that can be tested, and that and tek high for realistic time frame for political decisions and implementation (organisation, recruitment and any transfer of works), before a concludes on what route package is eigna and feasible as a pilot for eigenregi. The branches are limited to include buses in the area. The hosts are therefore limited to the execution of a express boat, ferry and light rail system. The assignment is not limited to the Bergen area. A plan for a tender contest for the bus contracts in Bergen is being developed and Skyss must ensure operation through the announcement of new competitions. It is therefore considered deceiving to limit the mandate to the Bergen area in time. Route pacts in the Bergen area shall be considered as candidates, but the assignment shall be based on realistic timeframes for political decisions and implementation, so that the adjoining candidates have practical feacision within relevant contract operations. The information can apply to other route pacts if this gives consideration to the decision value in accordance with the time/extent/risk. The assignment is divided into two fasar Phase 0 and Phase 1 PHASE 0: Comprises two sub-deliveries (L0A) and (L0B) and political steering points (SP0) inside the phase, where the contracting authority can adjust the scope and possibly limit additional work with alternative models to reduce complexity. The administration has estimated phases 0 to be between 500 and 900 timar depending on data access, caseval and scope of organisation and material management. PHASE 1:

Procurement and delivery of ICT equipment, accessories and accompanying services including data-processing machines, computer platforms, personal computers, portable computers, tablet computers, desktop computers, workstations, computer screens, peripheral equipment, printers, storage media, network equipment, communications cables, IT services (consulting, software development, support), and uninterruptible power supplies.

The contracting authority needs a joint rota and working hours system that shall be used by all sectors in the municipality. The system shall support uniform and efficient management of working hours, reduce double registrations, ensure equal practice and simplify administrative processes across the organisation. The contracting authority needs a flexible and future orientated system with good options for integrations and automation, while safeguarding security, privacy and modern IT architecture. The contracting authority would primarily like a cloud based system, but it also allows for on-prem.