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

The objective of this procurement is to establish a multi-supplier framework agreement for the provision of software development expertise for the entire VR Group. The framework covers development needs arising across VR Group companies, including but not limited to passenger services, logistics operations, infrastructure-related systems, commercial platforms, customer-facing digital services, and internal operational systems. The procurement covers Web Development (e.g. web based technologies such as modern frontend frameworks and standards). Experts are assigned to VR's agile development teams, who operate according to VR's technology choices and established models where VR acts as the Product Owner and oversees overall project and development management. Work is carried out in a hybrid model, both on-site at VR's premises in Helsinki and remotely in accordance with VR's working guidelines. The service also includes a Supplier-appointed Service Manager (for reporting, invoicing etc.).

Recent advances in weather and climate modelling, combined with machine learning methods, have significantly increased the computational requirements of the Contracting Authority associated with modern forecasting and climate analysis systems. These activities rely on the processing of large datasets and computationally intensive workflows. The procured GPU computing resources will provide the scalable computing capacity required to support large-scale model training, inference, simulations, and other computational workloads across the Contracting Authority's research and operational environments.

Framework agreement for the procurement of licences, purchase, hire, maintenance, supplementation, administration, management and advice etc. of the Contracting Authority's member municipalities. The contract is for volume licence agreements and it is aimed at the dealer chain. The objective of the framework agreement is to procure licences, administration and consultancy services for licence agreements with large volumes for the contracting authority's member municipalities. The tenderer must offer a licence management portal. The contracting authority will emphasise that the tenderer can also offer service and support etc. in the contract period. The tenderer is required to provide good services at all times. The objective of the procurement is to reduce the purchasing costs, simplify procurements of licences, as well as ensure good administration of these.

The core team responsible for the project deliverables within the Smart Data Ecosystem (SDE) program, specifically for the Data Product Mesh and the Data Intelligence Platform.

Parallel Framework Agreements for Visual Identity, SoMe and Web

Procurement of ICT equipment for computer rooms that shall be used for the Norwegian Armed Forces' secure platforms (FSP). The procurement also includes the accompanying services for the material, such as product management, support and maintenance services, as well as specialist services for installation.

Collection services for the municipality, including municipal property fees, municipal rent, other arrears, parking, starting loans, social loans, UMS and too much paid wages. The contract aims to secure a professional actor who safeguards the municipality's customer group in a good and gentle way.

Consultancy services for the development and management of Altinn services. The framework agreement will include both ordinary Altinn forms/apps and other types of services connected to Altinn.

Danmarks Nationalbank (the Customer) seeks to establish a framework agreement with one Supplier for the provision of specialized cybersecurity advisory and assessment services. The service shall complement the Customer's internal cybersecurity capabilities by providing independent expert judgement, specialized technical expertise and threat-informed analysis to support secure decision-making, risk management and operational resilience. The Supplier shall provide access to cybersecurity specialists with relevant expertise across infrastructure, cloud, applications, identity and access management, emerging technologies, adversarial techniques and offensive security methodologies.

The competition is for a framework agreement for the procurement of equipment for computer rooms, including, but not exhaustively, server and storage systems, including associated licences and services. The procurement ́s value is estimated to: NOK 10,000,000 excluding VAT in the first year. The maximum value for the entire contract period, including any options and expected price rise: NOK 40,000,000 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.