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The aim of the assignment is to assist NFI in the development of alternative concepts for how governmental financing instruments for feature films can be adapted and interacted in the future. The assignment will help explore how the total funding apparatus can be further developed so that it more fully supports the social goal of a sustainable Norwegian film industry that creates films the public wants to see, through flexible and effective financing that strengthens companies' ability to take risks. The concepts shall contribute to highlighting how the financing system can provide: - more predictable and efficient financing processes. - better liquidity and economic robustness of the production companies. - increased ability to combine artistic ambition and public appeal - increased attractiveness for private investments. - a greater strategic scope of action for established companies. - stronger incentives for long-term value creation and utilisation of content. The ambition is to explore a broad possibility room and develop concepts that challenge the current structures, at the same time remain within overall cultural policy objectives and administrative frameworks. The assignment shall start from the knowledge already established through the preliminary project and contribute to exploring how different means can be adapted and combined to meet the challenges identified. It is vital that the concepts are developed with a general perspective on the financing process and that they see the connection between the current and future means. The assignment shall not primarily be about improving existing individual schemes, but on exploring how a future system can be designed to provide better goal achievement, greater flexibility, better liquidity and increased industry sustainability. NFI requests concepts that challenge established mindsets and practices, and at the same time are relevant and sufficiently mature to form the basis for further analyses, impact assessments and strategic decisions.

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 aim of this notice is to fill the role of training resource in connection with training for the Norwegian Armed Forces' SAP solution to the Navy's vessels. The role shall assist with planning, preparation and implementation of training for SAP deployed system within asset management, maintenance, supply and security. The resource will work closely with the head of the Navy's digitalisation department.

Framework agreements for project and programme management as well as financial analysis. Main nature of the contract: Services. Includes systems and technical consultancy services, software consultancy services, computer support and consultancy services, market and economic research, economic research services, and financial management consultancy services.

The purpose of this tender is to procure AI applications for prostate and mammae pathology.

The objective of the procurement is to enter into a tenderer for the implementation of a management development programme in the National Communications Authority. The aim of the programme is to further develop Nkom's management platform in the organisation, as well as to board new managers in a good way through joint methodology and guidelines for leadership in Nkom.

The aim of this notice is to fill the role of solution expert in the product team maritime services in DRIV. The consultant shall support operation, configuration and security management and further development of the FIF system with a main focus within the SAP DFPS area. The role is currently occupied by an external consultant.

The competition is for the delivery of a cloud system for general case handling. The procurement's value is estimated to: above the EEA threshold. The volume is an estimate and is not binding for the contracting authority. See the procurement documents for further information. The contracting authority reserves the right to cancel the competition, i.a. in connection with budgetary coverage. This procurement is considered to have an immaterial impact on climate and the environment, cf. the Public Procurement Act § 5b third paragraph. The justification for this is that the procurement concerns the procurement of a digital system, where the procurement's nature means that the contracting authority has been cut off from affecting climate and environmental impact, as the requirements and criteria targeting these elements will not have sufficient connection to the delivery, cf. DFØ's environment supervisor. The obligation to make requirements for apprentices is considered to apply for this procurement, cf. the Procurement Act § 5h. See the contract for more information.

The competition is for the delivery of a joint electronic patient journal (EPJ) for the public dental health service, with integration with a joint storage system. The system is provided as a continual service including operation, development and management.

The aim of the procurement is to enter into a framework agreement for the delivery of goods and services within door environment and security at the University of Oslo (UiO). The procurement shall cover UiO's need for purchase, installation, configuration, service, maintenance, support and replacement of products, sites and systems within the scope of the agreement. The procurement is divided into three sub-contracts: Sub-contract 1 – Assa Abloy lock systems, Sub-contract 2 - Lenel OnGuard and accompanying licences, Sub-contract 3 – Service and maintenance.