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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.

The competition is for the delivery of a system for the procurement and administration of digital teaching aids, teaching aids, teaching resources and production tools - hereafter collectively called digital teaching aids. The procurement also includes a web system for ordering, overview and administration of licences. The system handles reports and statistics showing both the procurement of licences and the actual use of the licences. The contracting authority needs the system to be delivered as an ongoing service.

The procurement includes the replacement of existing mechanical locks, as well as delivery, installation, commissioning of a new and complete electronic locking system, including lock cylinders, digital keys and the accompanying access control administration system. A framework agreement shall be signed with one tenderer for a period of two years, with an option for an extension for 1+1 year, so that the maximum total contract period is four years. Product The estimated need for the entire framework agreement period is 600-800 lock cylinders and 15-20 keys. The key system can either be based on physical keys or digital access via the app, depending on the offered system. The contracting authority plans to make a first call-off immediately after the contract has been signed. This call-off is expected to include replacement at approx. 200 installations, equivalent to approx. 400 locks. The stated volume is an estimate, and the contracting authority reserves the right to increase or reduce the volume within the contract ́s limits if budgetary conditions, capacity or progress require this. Services Installation of cylinders is included in the contract. The service contract is not included in the contract. The operation of hardware (cylinders and keys) is included in the operations contract that the Agency for Urban Environment has on technical traffic installations (26-BYM-2025) and in future equivalent agreements. The software/cloud service of the locking system. The procurement is for the licence, operation and support of the software. The contract also includes the establishment of the lock system, including training of the administrator, the construction of an account and access structures in cooperation with BYM.

The aim of this notice is to fill a role as an ABAP developer in CIT DRIV. The consultant shall take care of the role within ABAP with a focus within the SAP modules ECC and SRM and primarily within the discipline HR, secondary to Logistics, Finance and Structure.

The contracting authority hereby invites tenderers to a competition for a contract for the procurement of a debt collection system for municipal self-collection, the system shall be used for follow-up and collection of all types of requirements for Fredrikstad municipality, Hvaler municipality and Fredrikstad Church Council and shall be provided as cloud services (SaaS).

The Main Rescue Centre shall replace the current 3 layers virtualisation and storage system. The offered system shall be based on HPE Simlivity 325 Gen11. Six Simplivity nodes shall be delivered in total. Three shall be delivered to the Main Rescue Centre in North Norway (Bodø) and three shall be delivered to the Main Rescue Centre, Department South Norway (Sola).

The Norwegian Ministry of Justice and Public Security needs multi-disciplinary and cross-sectoral knowledge connected to our areas of responsibility. The Ministry is responsible for the judiciary, correctional facilities, the police and prosecution authorities, the rescue service, public security, immigration authorities and the polar regions. The Ministry currently needs analyses, evaluations, and summaries of research/knowledge. Occasionally, the Ministry also needs knowledge on development in other sectors of the Norwegian society, with consequences for our own sector. This can be relevant for all of our responsible areas and it can vary from small analyses to more comprehensive evaluations, where relevant research-based knowledge is used. The framework agreement period is 2 years from contract signing. The contracting authority has the right to extend the framework agreement for a further 2 years (a maximum of 4 years altogether). The framework agreement's financial extent is estimated to be a minimum of NOK 800,000 excluding VAT and a maximum of NOK 6.4 million excluding VAT (NOK 8 million including VAT) per annum. The Ministry would like a flexible contract, with the scope each year based on the Ministry's actual need for analysis from year to year. The framework agreement is not exclusive.

Framework agreement for the procurement of licences, purchase, hire, maintenance, supplementation, administration, management and advice etc. of the Contracting Authority's member municipalities. The contract is for volume licence agreements and it is aimed at the dealer chain. The objective of the framework agreement is to procure licences, administration and consultancy services for licence agreements with large volumes for the contracting authority's member municipalities. The tenderer must offer a licence management portal. The contracting authority will emphasise that the tenderer can also offer service and support etc. in the contract period. The tenderer is required to provide good services at all times. The objective of the procurement is to reduce the purchasing costs, simplify procurements of licences, as well as ensure good administration of these.