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Supply security screening equipment for passenger security checkpoints through a dynamic purchasing system. Qualified suppliers may be admitted on an ongoing basis; later competitions will reflect current regulatory guidance and central or local requirements.

Provide professional moving services for Bærum municipality under a framework agreement, handling assignments as required by the authority.

Supply a transportable mobile pressure chamber for use in diving operations and planned decompression operations.

Supply tyres and provide tyre services for the municipality’s small and large vehicles, including lorries, tractors and fire-fighting vehicles. Up to three suppliers may be appointed under a framework agreement, with orders placed by ranking.

Provide leasing and administration of civil vehicles to meet most of the authority’s needs. Vehicles will support daily operations, meetings, travel, exercises and training, with both planned and emerging requirements.

Provide trucks with drivers under a framework agreement to transport snow, gravel, gritting sand and related materials, primarily for Trondheim municipal road, sports, park and forestry operations. At normal operation, provide at least five trucks with drivers simultaneously on call-off within fixed response times.

Operate public bus transport in the Ryfylke North area, including scheduled services in Sauda and Suldal and specified routes in Hjelmeland, Ullensvang and Vindafjord. Services include statutory school transport.

Supply one new, compact, complete vehicle-mounted fire lift with a minimum 22-metre working height, equipped for firefighting and rescue from the basket. Include chassis, lift, basket, pump and pipework, required equipment, documentation, registration and certification, training, guarantees and follow-up; deliver operational and ready for emergency service in Lillesand.

Provide operationally leased vehicles for Sørreisa municipality’s health and care, mental health, residential, follow-up and technical services. Vehicles must suit local driving and climate conditions, with good accessibility, ease of use, adequate daily range and reliable, cost-efficient operation.

Supply gravel, crushed stone, grit and other raw materials for municipal operations, maintenance and minor construction projects. Accept and receive specified surplus and reusable waste materials, including concrete and asphalt. The service is needed throughout the year, starting 1 September 2027 for urban operations.