SYKEHUSINNKJØP HF
Procurement of pillows and duvets for the health company in Norway that owns health textiles.
626054-2026Fyresdal municipality shall construct a total of 26 residential units at Århusjordet, as an extension of Folkestadbyen. The new housing estate will consist of several types of housing with different number of residential units per housing type. The project also includes a garage building (carport) and outdoor areas with parking and green areas. The sites are currently taken over as they appear. The development of roads and plot areas for the dwellings is carried out in a previous contract, and the water and sewage installations as well as electrical infrastructure are carried out to the site border. The buildings shall be constructed with a wooden supporting system. An option price shall also be given for execution with standard railings with an equivalent function. The project is divided into three areas: Area 1: Three residential buildings (housing type 04, 06 and 07), garage building (carport), central heating system, joint buried sanitation installations as well as the delivery and assembly of a solar panel facility Area 2: Four residential buildings (housing type 02 and detached house) Area 3: Two residential buildings (semi-detached houses and wooden dwellings)See the tender documentation for further details on each area as well as interface between the areas. This procurement is for area 1. The contract work shall be carried out as a turnkey contract in accordance with NS 8407, with the clarifications, changes and additions included in the tender documentation. The work is planned to start as soon as possible after contracting. The residences shall be ready for moving into by 30.09.2028 at the latest.
Background and purpose Færder municipality plans to separate the old AF system to waste water and surface water as well as lay new water pipelines in the centre of Tjøme, stage 3. The work will include excavation work, rock drilling and renovation of the hose. The contract work is divided into two phases; an interaction phase first and then the execution phase. This contract includes all works with new water and sewage installations as shown on the attached drawings, as well as the re-establishment of affected roads. There shall be continual operation of the existing pipeline installations all days throughout the entire construction period. The pipeline route and manhole placement are in the plans that have been prepared. It is anticipated that the ditches will consist of both uncompacted trenches and rock trenches. The trench depth varies from 2.0 to 3.0 metres, with specific locations up to 5.5 metres. The works mainly comprise: approx. 2,170 m complete main trenches of varying width and height. delivery/laying of approx. 1,730 m surface water pipelines delivery/laying of approx. 1,750 m sewage sewage delivery/laying of approx. 2,170 m water pipelines salvage drilling for surface water of approx. 95 m renovating the hose of approx. 480 m 28 complete wastewater manholes 27 complete surface water manholes 23 complete water manholes re-establishment of roads facilitating space for temporary stores. The work will be carried out as a general contract/main contract. Building form 8405 A "Form for contract for the execution of building and construction work" shall be used.
The aim of the procurement is to cover the Norwegian Food Safety Authority ́s need for strategic management development. A year ago, the Norwegian Food Safety Authority changed the organisation from regions and traditional line to national divisions and empowered teams. We recruited over 40 new leaders, which equates to well over half of all the food safety authority leaders. The new leaders came in with different management experience and with a background from both the public and private sectors. In the process, we reduced the total number of managers, and for some managers this has resulted in a larger management span.
Bodø, with accompanying operational units and municipal companies, needs to establish framework agreements for supplementary procurements of furniture. The objective of the procurement is to ensure the contracting authority ́s need for high quality office and health furniture and in a cost efficient, environmentally and socially responsible manner. The framework agreements shall support the municipality ́s need for continuous replacement and supplementing of furniture in different types of entities, including health and care institutions, office buildings and other municipal locations. To ensure good access to furniture within different categories, the competition is divided into the following two lots: Sub-contract 1: Office Furniture Lot Contract 2: Health Furniture Suppliers can submit tenders for one or both lots. The framework agreements will include supplementary procurements within relevant product areas for each sub-contract. The scope includes, but is not limited to, furniture for administration, workplaces, meeting rooms, common areas, patient and resident rooms, as well as other institution and service premises. See the contract including requirement specifications for further information on the contract's extent and content.