Deadline 2026-12-06Value 4.5M NOK
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The buyer, UiT The Arctic University of Norway, wants a joint cloud-based practice platform. It will improve practice studies and simplify work for students, practice supervisors, skilled teachers and administration. The platform should bring planning, implementation, guidance, assessment, documentation and administration into one digital work tool. The tender is a single lot, and the notice is for services under an open procedure.
Software companies and IT service providers that build or run cloud-based platforms for education, training or student administration.
Digital practice platform
Documents, contact details and the way to submit a bid are in the official notice.
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