Norgency AS

Participate in a market dialogue on medical and health knowledge sources for Helsenorge and other citizen-oriented digital services. Provide insight into available sources, methods for making them accessible and technical, professional and contractual possibilities.

Manage and further develop IMDi’s websites.

Provide a user-friendly, scalable digital tool to map the reading, listening and writing skills of people whose first language is not Norwegian, primarily for adult and upper-secondary education.

Design and develop a new AutoPASS.no portal for motorists, including a profile and handbook aligned with Digdir design-system guidelines and a post-number selector. Provide the publishing-tool licence, training, maintenance, operation, support and security updates, including twice-yearly health checks.

Supply network and infrastructure products under a framework agreement, together with associated consultancy services. The quality assessment covers general requirements, licences and maintenance, competence and strategic consultancy, and reporting on consultancy services consumed.

Procurement of a new telephony and switchboard system for Finnmark County.

Supply equipment, consumables and production services for standardised physical and digital labels identifying healthcare locations and equipment using GS1 standards. Provide systems for local and high-volume production, potentially including software, integrations, NFC/RFID encoding equipment, training, support, maintenance and documentation; jointly establish standard label specifications.

Deliver a fee management system covering all municipal charges, including establishment, implementation, data migration, integrations and training. Holmestrand municipality has an option to join the contract.

Provide managed data communication services for small and medium-sized healthcare locations, including operation, development and management of the production platform and access connections, plus mobile data for IoT. The procurement may result in one or more contracts.

Provide digital access to news sources not covered by the Parliament’s existing contracts, including about 200 newspapers in PDF or equivalent e-newspaper format. Make the publications available through a combined platform with clear access, search and navigation on PCs, tablets and mobile phones.