Hellesøy

The procurement covers a single contract for two operational vessels built on a common platform with virtually identical catamaran hulls. The vessels are to be designed to allow for potential future conversion to electric propulsion. The vessels will replace existing craft and be used for operational tasks, maintenance, and archipelago services in the inner Oslo Fjord. Both vessels are to be delivered with a petrol-powered propulsion system: Operations vessel 1 will be based at Hovedøya. Operations vessel 2 will be based at Håøya. The operational tasks require robust vessels capable of beaching and docking in shallow waters, as well as operating in narrow and confined bays.

Delivery, installation and commissioning of complete navigation simulators for Nord-Troms sixth form college, skjervøy school and Senja sixth form college, Department Gibostad. The delivery includes simulator stations for pupils and instructors, necessary hardware and software, accompanying licences, cabling, integration with relevant existing equipment and adapted furnishing. The system shall facilitate realistic training in navigation, manoeuvring, GMDSS communication, interaction between vessels and exercises across disciplines. The simulators shall be able to be controlled together from the instructor station, support joint scenarios and give good possibilities for real time management, recording, documentation and evaluation of exercises. Flexibility is also wanted for future expansions and integrations, including an option for a fishing module. The assignment includes further training in use and operation, documentation, proposals for a room system and any infrastructure requirements, as well as a service and maintenance agreement with support and access to spare parts.

Dynamic purchasing scheme for the procurement and operational leasing of light vehicles and minibuses. Light vehicles means vehicles under 3.5 tonnes, mainly passenger cars and goods vans, as well as mini buses with up to 17 seats. The contracting authority would like a scheme that shall cover the need for self-transport, as well as safeguard regional and local guidelines in order to reduce climate and environmental impact. The contracting authority would like the future fleet to be turned towards becoming significantly more climate-friendly and environmentally friendly and in the long term only consist of fossil free vehicles. Tenderers are required to have the delivery of vehicles and workshops in the contracting authority's local area. The vehicles that will be procured are primarily, but not limited to: Passenger vehicle, Multi-purpose vehicle (up to 9 seats), Goods vans (all types including pick-up, under 3.5 tons), Minibus (up to 17 seats).

Ullensvang municipality shall enter into a contract for the procurement of a new harbour boat, which shall be delivered to the current stand-by requirements and shall be operated by transport and emergency along the sea road. The boat is scheduled to enter the regional emergency structure in Hardanger, including the aim of being able to be used by other public actors. The vessel is intended as a multi-purpose resource that will cover several municipal contractors, such as ISPS control, harbour inspections, infrastructure, landslide and inspections.

As of 1 June 2026, the Agency for Waste Management and Recycling (REG) has 1,067 freestanding collection units for glass and metal packaging in various sizes, distributed across 955 collection sites in the City of Oslo. A procurement process will now be carried out for new collection units as part of the measures to achieve the targeted collection volumes, as well as for the replacement of existing collection units for the City of Oslo.

Operation and maintenance of the municipality's electric vehicle charging stations, including public chargers at public parking facilities, chargers reserved for car-sharing, and chargers connected to residential parking-zone facilities managed by the Agency for Urban Environment.

Avinor uses sope and blowing machines for the removal of ice and snow on runways, taxiways and aircraft parking areas at Avinor's airports. The machines are also used for removing rubber and general sweeping. The objective of the procurement is to ensure access to functional, reliable and environmentally responsible brush cassettes that can be used at Avinor's existing machines.

Avinor needs synthetic material cutters for use on ploughs and cutters for winter operations at Avinor's airports. The objective of the procurement is to ensure access to functional, reliable and environmentally responsible reefs that can be used on the existing machinery without damaging embodied lighting or other technical infrastructure.

The procurement concerns the purchase of outdoor lighting equipment and accompanying services. The Contracting Authority needs a flexible procurement scheme for the purchase of different types of outdoor lighting systems for use in, among other things, parks, squares, urban areas, sports facilities, historical environments, cultural environments, recreation areas, facades and other public or private outdoor areas. The DPS includes, among other things, but not limited to: decorative lighting, park and landscape lighting, squares and urban lighting, sports floodlights, area lighting and space lighting, architectural lighting and facade lighting, historical and culturally adapted lighting, special lighting for special purposes, masts, foundations, suspension and fixing systems, control and control systems, sensors and accompanying components, spare parts and accessories. The DPS also includes the accompanying services, including, for example, but not limited to: light calculations, lighting planning and engineering design assistance, programming and configuration of control systems, commissioning and testing, documentation and O&M deliveries, training, service and maintenance services, technical advice and assistance.

Purchase, leasing and hire of electric cars, hybrid cars and fossil-driven cars under 7.5 tonnes. The scheme covers the need for vehicles for all of the municipality's entities, units and municipal companies. The agreement shall safeguard guidelines for reducing environmental impact.