Ilmoitustyyppi: Ennakkoilmoitus julkisesta hankinnasta

Bjørnafjorden municipality will have several elderly persons and other user groups with a need for welfare services. The objective is to establish approx. 50-70 care homes in Osøyro and approx. 10-20 in Eikelandsosen towards approx. 2030, with a day and activity centre and personnel base, cf. the guiding lines in Husbanken and the Norwegian Tax Administration. The care homes must fulfil the terms from Husbanken and Skatteetaten for this type of housing, and fulfil the criterion for investment subsidy and VAT compensation.

Further development of care homes in the center areas is planned until 2040. The municipality would like a dialogue with other interested parties who have plans for development in the longer term. The care homes can and will be a part of a larger housing project. The municipality may sell lots in areas that can be used for care homes.

The municipality shall not build, own or operate the care homes, but will enter into a contract with parties who are responsible for this, whereby the municipality is obliged to lease them for at least 30 years for sublease to users. The municipality will provide health and welfare services in the homes.

The purpose of the market dialogue is to get in touch with parties who are interested in implementing the project in Osøyro and/or Eikelandsosen, and to ensure good and long-term solutions for future residents. The municipality wants to get started with the work quickly, and therefore asks interested parties to make contact, preferably before 30.11.2025 to ensure the necessary progress in the process. The municipality will continuously enter into dialogue with parties who express their interest.

Interested parties can register their interest with the municipality ́s contact person for the project:

Torgeir Sæter
Email: torsat@bjornafjorden.kommune.no

The administration plans to present the case to the municipal council in March 2026.

Norsk Tipping AS seeks to explore the market in preparation for two potential upcoming procurements related to Number Games System and Instant Games System.

Request for information (RFI) regarding:

* Number Games System (NT-25-0290-1)

* Instant Games System (NT-25-0290-2)

The above mentioned requests are independent, meaning it is not required to respond to both. The supplier may choose to respond to one, or both RFI's.

Number Games System: Norsk Tipping is looking to establish one or more contracts with selected providers of number game engines.

Instant Games System: Norsk Tipping is looking to establish a contract with an Instant game engine provider.

Note that a planned announcement date has been included in the timeline solely to satisfy the mandatory requirements of the announcement form. However, no final decision has been made regarding whether an announcement will take place or, if so, when it will occur.

The Norwegian Tax Administration is planning to announce a framework agreement for the delivery of software. Prior to the announcement, the supplier market is invited to provide input on the draft competition documents. The purpose of the consultation is to ensure that the tender documentation is clear, relevant, and adapted to the market's conditions, so that both the Tax Administration and suppliers are given the best possible framework for the upcoming competition.

For more information, see the attached documents.

Consultants from COWI are currently conducting a feasibility study for Sporveien in Oslo. The purpose of this study
is to define technology-independent and supplier-independent functional requirements for the future signalling
system of the Oslo tram network, which consists of more than 130km of tracks with almost 100 stopping points.

The tram infrastructure in Oslo has a history stretching back over 150 years, and has recently seen significant
investment in modern rolling stock. This provides a unique opportunity to assess future solutions for a modern
signalling system, and Sporveien has expressed a desire to invest in a future signalling system for the trams.

As part of this project, we wish to gather information from suppliers of signalling and light rail systems. We
therefore invite relevant suppliers to share information about your solutions, technologies, and experiences. We
are particularly interested in systems that support safe, modern operation and that are adaptable to both the
current and future needs of the Oslo tram network.

Additionally, Sporveien AS and COWI AS are planning a dialogue conference with suppliers in Oslo on
November 13th. This conference will provide an opportunity to discuss future collaborations and explore new
opportunities for growth and development. We hope to see you at this conference. Once we have established
contact with your organization and received your company’s contact information we will send you a letter of
invitation with the complete aganda.

Please see https://www.sporveien.no/for-leverandorer/trikkens-fremtidige-signalsystem/dialogue-conference/ for more information.