NOTromsø, Norway30 days left
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.
NOFinnsnes, Norway31 days left
Senja municipality wants a cloud-based electronic health record (EHR) system for its municipal medical service and the intermunicipal emergency doctor surgery. The current system will be fully replaced. Existing patient journal data must be migrated to the new system. Delivery details are in the requirement specifications (SSA-L Annex 1). This is an open procedure for services, with one lot.
NODrammen, NorwayNo deadline given
Drammen municipality wants one supplier to run its ICT operations. The work covers event and problem handling, coordinating with trade system suppliers, change planning, and advice on technology. The supplier must also act as a development partner on new projects. Cost control of the municipality's Microsoft Azure cloud use is a key part. The contract runs for three years, with an option to extend. Procedure is negotiated with a call, in two stages: a qualification round, then up to five invited tenderers.
NOOslo, Norway28 days left
The Ministry of Digitalisation and Public Governance wants two consultants to help manage the owner side of the new government quarter project in Oslo. Work covers all phases: preliminary planning, construction, and handover to operation and move-in. Tasks include advising on cost and progress, reviewing decision papers, joining meetings, and supporting the ministry's project group. The contract runs from 2027 to 2032, with an option for one year. One consultant must have security competence.
NOOslo, Norway31 days left
The Norwegian Armed Forces want a provider to run and maintain their six unclassified Internet-facing systems. Five run on virtual servers in a data centre, including web, application, database and shared servers on Windows and Linux, across production and testing environments. The sixth runs in Microsoft Azure and must also be managed by the new provider. This is an open procedure for services.