Codehouse AS

Provide a Microsoft License Solution Provider partnership under a single-supplier framework agreement. Maintain an overview of the customer’s Microsoft agreements and continue the existing solution for Microsoft products.

Supply a cloud-based electronic patient journal system for Alta and 26 other municipalities, including implementation, data migration, training, user support and ongoing operation. Separate contracts will be signed with each municipality.

Provide temporary backend/full-stack ICT consultancy capacity to support development and clarification of applications in the Election Directorate’s EVA portfolio.

Provide a treasury system to support financial management, including registration, monitoring, bookkeeping and reporting of the group's loans, liquidity, securities and guarantees.

Provide IFS ERP consultancy services to support Avinor’s system operations, management and further development through a stable, long-term framework arrangement.

Develop a new user-focused autopass.no portal, including a profile and handbook aligned with Digdir design-system guidelines, a renewed website and postcode selector. Provide publishing-tool licensing, maintenance, operation, support, training and security updates, including twice-yearly health checks.

Supply and operate a complete cloud-based electronic patient record system for municipal nursing and care services, excluding doctor, emergency doctor and health-centre services. Scope includes configuration, integrations, migration, maintenance, support, training and further development across institutional, home-based, disability, mental health, substance-abuse, day-centre, occupational therapy and physiotherapy services.

Supply textbooks, teaching aids and specialised books under a framework agreement. Estimated spend is NOK 1,000,000 excluding VAT annually; demand may vary.

Provide consultancy services to the Directorate of Cultural Heritage in IT services, project management and business development through a framework agreement with up to three providers.

Provide technical consultancy supporting DSA’s regulatory work, including reviewing and assessing technical documentation and supporting inspections. Services relate to nuclear facility shutdown preparations, used-fuel and radioactive-waste handling, radiation protection and risk assessment.