Framework agreement for the purchase of friction meters for the Norwegian Public Roads Administration

Documentation requirement: Tenderers shall enclose a completed price form, annex 1.

Tenderers shall contribute to reducing the impact of the environment. Tenderers shall seek to reduce the impact of the environment by offering: 1. Guarantee period The expected lifetime of the friction meter is 10 years, with the accompanying equipment and software. Tenderers shall describe the guarantee period in the tender. The longest guarantee period gives the highest score. 2. Access to service points. Tenderers shall describe where the service point(s) are located geographically in the Norway. 3. Software updates and remote troubleshooting It is advantageous if the service provider has the ability to troubleshoot, reset and perform any software updates remotely controlled. Tenderers must be responsible for the network themselves and any costs connected to this. Connections to the Norwegian Public Roads Administration's network are not allowed. Tenderers who offer this shall describe measures and routines connected to software updates and remote troubleshooting. 4. Range friction measurement with a full water tank Transport and access to water will contribute to influencing GHG emissions. Tenderers shall state the range of a water tank with the use of 0.5 mm water film. Documentation requirement: Tenderers shall describe and document how they can contribute to reducing the impact of the environment. Tenderers shall describe and document measures and routines for the climate and environmental requirements set in this procurement. Tenderers shall describe and document routines for how they report, measure and follow-up the environmental work.

Tenderers shall offer equipment that covers the requirements for the delivery described in point 2.1 in the requirement specifications. Documentation requirement: Tenderers shall describe and document the offered equipment that covers the delivery requirements.