- Service
Information technology services – Elhub.no - Operation and development
- Procuring office
- Elhub AS
At a glance
- 23.11.2026, 11:0012 days left
- Oslo, Norway
- Service
- Negotiated procedure with prior publication
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What is being procured?
Scope of work
Elhub AS invites tenderers to a competition for a contract for the operation, maintenance and further development of the website Elhub.no. The procurement includes hosting, technical operation, maintenance, support and management of the website's publication system (CMS), as well as assistance with further development as needed. The aim is to ensure a stable, secure and user friendly website with high accessibility and an option for continual improvement. The contract shall be signed based on the Government Standard Terms and Conditions for ongoing service purchases (SSA-L). The procurement will be carried out as a negotiated procedure in accordance with the Supply Regulations.
Key facts
- Status
- Open, deadline 23.11.2026, 11:00
- Notice
- Contract notice733190-2026
- Type of contract
- Service
- Procedure
- Negotiated procedure with prior publication
- CPV
- 72222300 – Information technology services72415000 – World wide web (www) site operation host services
- Place of performance
- Oslo, Oslo og Viken region, Norway
- Contracting authority
- Elhub AS, Oslo, Norway
- Treaty scope (WTO GPA)
- Yes, at least one lot: open to suppliers from Switzerland and the other GPA parties
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