Orogenic AS

Trøndelag Fire and Rescue Service IKS (TBRT) shall procure two new advanced units. The vehicles shall be used in operative services within the fire and rescuing service.

The competition is for the delivery of a complete system for sign recognition (ANPR) with external displays to show available parking places. Tenderers are required to be affiliated with an apprenticeship scheme, ensuring at least ten percent of the work is carried out by apprentices.

The objective of the procurement is to enter into a contract for the procurement of work wear and protective equipment. The Norwegian Food Safety Authority works nationwide and in varied environments.

Gjesdal municipality will enter into a framework agreement with one supplier of fuel from pumps (petrol, diesel and duty free diesel) to the municipality's fleet of vehicles, which includes passenger cars, goods vans, lorries and tractors. The agreement also includes machine washing in vending machines and minor transport related accessories. The agreement may also include charging of electric vehicles to a limited extent.

Annual inspections, repairs/service and minor expansions of smoke drains, fire alarms and emergency lighting installations in the Contracting Authority's buildings. The aim is to maintain a high level of safety and to reduce the risk of consequences in the event of a fire.

Delivery, installation, commissioning and handover of a wastewater disinfection system for the treatment of effluent from the animal research facility. The scope of the procurement includes wastewater from zebrafish and medaka housing systems, associated laboratories, and wash cycles for tanks and related equipment.

The procurement concerns a framework agreement with one tenderer for periodic security checks of all registration obliged lifting devices that are included in Bergen municipality c/o the Department for Buildings and Properties' property portfolio. The municipality currently has 174 lifts and 132 lifting platforms. The contract can only be carried out by a certified and independent safety control body (SKO). The facilities are placed in buildings divided between three portfolios with each service provider, respectively (1) schools and nurseries, (2) administration and cultural buildings and (3) health buildings. Lists of installations with the accompanying information are attached to the tender documentation. The number of sites can be changed during the contract period due to new buildings, replacements, modernisations, disposals, temporary closures and altered buildings. Other installations in accordance with the machine directive and lift directive may be included in the contract, including the lifting devices that the municipality does not currently have. The contracting authority shall also be able to order additional services beyond periodic inspections such as sample checks, inspections of accidents, control after near-accidents, inspections after modernisation, control by alterations, inspections of owner changes, technical assistance as well as professional assessments and reviews/cooperation on systems. Such services are carried out according to the hourly rate stated in Annex 4A - Price Form. Most of the properties consist of approx. 100 schools and 60 nurseries, in addition to nursing homes, administration buildings, cultural buildings, car parks, the Bergen harbour and sports facilities, with the accompanying outside areas. Some of the buildings are listed/listed with an antiquarian value.

Design, manufacture, delivery, installation, testing and commissioning of a double-deck revolving stage with integrated stage lifts for Trøndelag Teater.

Delivery of equipment for air raid shelters on behalf of Skien, Porsgrunn and Bamble municipalities. The participating municipalities are responsible for air raid shelters owned by the municipalities. The municipalities have carried out condition checks on most air raid shelters and condition checks on the remaining are ordered. A framework agreement shall be signed with a supplier of air raid shelter equipment for the restoration of the air raid shelters.

Helse Bergen HF needs to increase the capacity and reliability of the current laundry. The existing production line was installed in 2010 and it has been subjected to considerable wear and tear over time. The laundry has high production and is dependant on stable and predictable operation. There is, therefore, a need to renew and further develop parts of the production line, at the same time as the existing equipment that continues to function well, shall be able to be included in the future system.