Tenders for Software package and information systems

Procure a user friendly substance register and exposure register, which supports both laboratory and workshop activities and ordinary operations. The system shall be a practical tool for research, teaching and operational environments, which contributes to more efficient work flow, increases the quality of the work and supports NTNU's compliance with relevant requirements in Norwegian and European rules. The solution will be used in the training of students. The offered system shall be complete, and it must have been fully tested so that it has been implemented and been in use by customers with similar needs.

The objective of this procurement is to secure a modern, cloud-hosted, configurable off-the-shelf Grant Management System capable of supporting the full grant lifecycle for applicants, assessors, panellists, and Arts Council staff. The solution will provide a secure and accessible digital platform for application management, assessment workflows, award administration, post-award monitoring, reporting, and integration with the Arts Council's existing Finance Management System. The organisation's strategic preference is for a solution that requires minimal custom development and can be configured using standard platform functionality. The replacement programme will be delivered through a phased implementation approach centred on the successful completion of a Proof of Concept (PoC) using a live Arts Council funding programme. This approach is intended to validate vendor capability, system performance, user experience, and organisational readiness before progressing to full production deployment. The Arts Council is seeking a long-term technology partner capable of delivering a proven solution while supporting a structured, low-risk transition from the existing environment. The new system must support bilingual service delivery (Irish and English), modern digital user experiences, robust security controls, workflow automation, management reporting, and interoperability with current and future finance platforms. The solution should also align with public sector best practice, including cloud-first principles, accessibility requirements, data protection obligations, cybersecurity standards, and emerging NIS2 requirements.

The competition is for the delivery of a cloud based tool for working hours and manpower planning. The procurement involves maintenance and further development of such a tool, operation and use of the tool.

Observability platform to improve insight into the health, performance and interdependencies of services across a complex ICT environment, supporting stable operation, rapid fault detection, efficient incident action, and strong insight into dependencies across technical and functional domains.

The Directorate of Fisheries would like to enter into a framework agreement for future orientated systems for geographical information that enables to maintain high quality of relevant content and a high level of service for its external and internal users. Visualisation and treatment of geodata is an important input factor for achieving the Directorate of Fisheries ́ aim and solving our social mission. The Directorate of Fisheries prioritises geographical information systems (GIS) and would like systems that integrate geodata (visualisation, use, analysis and forecasting) within the Directorate of Fisheries ́s areas of responsibility and activity.

CFT for the Provision of an Employee Assistance Service Client Case Management Solution (Software as a Service solution) for the Civil Service Employee Assistance Service (CSEAS), Department of Public Expenditure Infrastructure Public Service Reform and Digitalisation (DPER).

Provision of commercial-off-the-shelf software and services for the Maritime National Single Window (MNSW) and the European Maritime Single Window environment (EMSWe) in compliance with Regulation (EU) 2019/1239.