The objective of the framework agreement is to cover the Norwegian Defence ́s need for chemicals for the maintenance and repair of aircraft, including aircrafts and helicopters in peace, stand-by situations, armed conflict, crisis and war. The aircraft shall also be interpreted as including missiles. The framework agreement shall ensure access to products used for maintenance and repairs, in accordance with the requirements of military airworthiness regulation. See part II General Contract Terms, Annex B (Requirement Specifications) and Annex D (Price Form and Product Form) for further details on the extent of the procurement. The estimated value of the framework agreement is NOK 50-75 million excluding VAT over the maximum duration of the framework agreement. The estimate is made based on historical figures and/or expected future use according to the contracting authority ́s best judgement. The forecast documentation is uncertain due to large product breadth, phasing out/phasing in air systems and a lack of history for new platforms. Furthermore, global development, political guidelines, stand-by and changes in the composition of aircraft at the contracting authority can lead to changes in future consumption. The maximum value of the framework agreement is NOK 95 million excluding VAT over the maximum duration of the framework agreement.
The Norwegian Defence Estates Agency has received the task of facilitating emission-free construction sites where Haakonsvern is a prioritised location. Facilitation means the purchase of mobile battery banks with quick charging possibilities that shall be used at construction sites at Haakonsvern.Forsvarsbygg strives to procure as many as possible battery containers/banks, but a minimum of 2-3 devices. The procurement also includes an option for the purchase of several battery containers/banks that can be used by the Norwegian Armed Forces. If the option is taken up, the delivery place can vary, and delivery can be carried out to the Norwegian Armed Forces locations nationwide.
Delivery of Duty free diesel, Obliged diesel and AdBlue. This competition is a re-announcement of the announced competition. The price voucher has been adjusted to ensure equal understanding of the reference for the basic price. The tender contest involves a joint notice for two contracting authorities: * SIMAS IKS (Contract 1) – SUM IKS (Contract 2) Separate framework agreements will be entered into for the contracting authority. Tenderers can deliver tenders for both or both contracts. Delivery of Duty free diesel, Obliged diesel and AdBlue – SUM IKS (Contract 2). Tenderers can deliver tenders for both or both contracts.
The procurement is for a framework agreement for the delivery of lubricants, fuel and fuel related products, including i.a. engine oils, hydraulic oils, gear oils, lubricants, coolers, antifreeze agents, wind clearer fluids, AdBlue and alkylate fuel for use in the contracting authority ́s vehicles and machines. The contract will include products in different packaging sizes (from smaller consumer units to barrels and IBC containers). The products ́ quality, compatibility and compliance with relevant standards or equivalent specifications will be required.
The procurement is for a framework agreement for the delivery of lubricants, fuel and fuel related products, including i.a. engine oils, hydraulic oils, gear oils, lubricants, coolers, antifreeze agents, wind clearer fluids, AdBlue and alkylate fuel for use in the contracting authority ́s vehicles and machines. The contract will include products in different packaging sizes (from smaller consumer units to barrels and IBC containers). The products ́ quality, compatibility and compliance with relevant standards or equivalent specifications will be required.
Trondheim Municipality, at the Ownership Unit, hereinafter referred to as the Client, invites you to an open tender competition in connection with the procurement of a contract within advisory consultancy services. See also Appendix 2 - Assignment description and requirement specification for a more detailed description of the competition. The review basis for this decision shall be a concept choice review (KVU).
Trøndelag fylkeskommune (hereafter called the Contracting Authority or TRFK) shall procure a new energy follow-up system (EOS). The current system is Optima, owned by EG Norway and delivered by Entro AS. The annual combined energy use for the properties is in the range of 35 GWh electricity and 25 GWh thermal energy. Any measurements of street lights and or charging installations will come in addition, to the degree that these will be relevant for using this service/delivery. A well-functioning energy follow-up system is decisive for obtaining an overview and control of energy use, optimising operation and uncovering deviations, comparing status and development, as well as for exercising good energy management in the form of economic and environmental operations. Likewise, it is decisive to effectively report energy use to management at different levels in the organisation or to political leadership. Equivalently, it is desirable that EOS shall contribute to an overview of the use of water on the property, waste and any manual reporting of passenger transport. As Trøndelag county is already reporting through, among other things, Miljøfyrtårn and performs complete environmental reporting, it is requested that the new product has options as described in:Automatic report energy use in each building/facility, with an option for manual input where automatic meters are missing. Automatically report water consumption in each building/facility, with an option for manual input where automatic meters are missing. Automatically report waste amounts by type/fraction, with an option for manual entry where automatic meters are missing. Show climate gas emissions in CO2 equivalents connected to the operation of each building and for the entity in total. As far as possible report passenger transport to and from each unit and entity together. Where possible it is possible to integrate with the Contracting Authority's tool for property management and be able to read/write with this system. Where possible, the Contracting Authority can extract data from EOS to its own time series server in order to use data learning/artificial intelligence on the data basis. See annex 1 with sub-annex for a more detailed description of the extent.
Norsk Tipping shall enter into a fixed price agreement for the delivery of electricity, with the accompanying services for the entity ́s measuring points. The aim is to ensure long-term predictability, cost control and stability in the energy costs of an organisation with continual operations and socially critical IT systems. · Supply of electricity · Invoicing services and site administration · Any consultancy The contract shall cover all facilities owned by Norsk Tipping AS, including Norsk Tipping 4 cabins.
The contracting authority would like to receive tenders for continuous deliveries of fuel and fuel oil in bulk to fixed and mobile tank installations, not procurements at pump stations. The relevant products are: Site diesel Bio-fuel oil B100 Renewable diesel HVO for facilitiesBuying other products to a smaller extent may be relevant in special cases. See Annex 03 - Product and Price Form for further details on the products.
