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Strategic workplace development and needs analysis

Oslo kommune v/ Eiendoms- og byfornyelsesetaten·Oslo, Norway·NOK 10M | EUR 949.4k·Deadline Dec 14, 2026 · 34 days left·Open·Services
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Norway – Business development consultancy services – Framework agreement for strategic workplace development and needs analysis.

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Contracting authority
Oslo kommune v/ Eiendoms- og byfornyelsesetaten
Country
Norway
CPV
79411100 - Business development consultancy services +3 more
Deadline
Dec 14, 2026
Estimated value
NOK 10M (approx. EUR 949.4k)

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Award Criteria

Lot 1

Hourly rates — 30%Assignment comprehension — 40%Competence and experience — 30%According to the Public Procurement Act § 5 b, climate and environmental considerations shall as a main rule be weighted at least 30 percent in public procurements. The obligation does not apply if the procurement, in accordance with nature, has a climate footprint and an environmental impact that is immaterial, or if climate and environmental requirements in the requirement specifications are assessed to provide better climate and environmental effect. When assessing the exception, emphasis has been put on the nature of the services that are procured through the framework agreement. The services mainly consist of consultancy, assessments, document production and other knowledge based service provision. There is not much transport need to be expected beyond participation in occasional meetings and site inspections. The Product component in the agreement is approximately non-existent. The assessment in accordance with the Public Procurement Act § 5 b must be based on the actual procured service, including the climate and environmental impact connected to the execution of the service and its value chain. In this concrete procurement, the services are assessed in accordance with nature to have an immaterial climate footprint and an immaterial environmental impact. The assessment is connected to the consultancy and review business that is actually procured and not to any indirect effects that can later result from other decisions made on the basis of the deliveries. Based on this, the terms for exceptions are considered met. See also DFØ ́s guidelines for procurements that have immaterial climate footprint and environmental impact, as well as other case law, e.g. the KOFA cases 2024/1422 and 2025/0801

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Framework agreement for strategic workplace development and needs analysis.

Eiendoms - og byfornysetaten would like to enter into a framework agreement with consultants on strategic workplace development, need analyses and preparation of requirement specifications when procuring new office premises. The aim of the contract is to ensure that the municipality achieves future orientated, area efficient and user adapted local systems that support the entities ́needs, the municipality's objectives and principles for good land utilisation. Tenderers shall be able to assist throughout the entire early phase up until the new hire contract is signed, or any extension of the existing contract. The framework agreement can be used by the Agency for Real Estate and Urban Renewal and other districts, departments and entities that are included in Oslo municipality as a legal entity. The Agency for Real Estate and Urban Renewal (EBY) is the contract owner and is responsible for overall management and follow-up of the framework agreement. EBY shall contribute to uniform and correct use of the contract across Oslo municipality, follow-up call-off practice, obtain and compile reports and follow-up and manage conditions that can affect the framework agreement as a whole. The ordering company is responsible for defining a separate need, preparing an order, accepting tenders and following-up each assignment. The ordering company is the contract party in the call-off contract and is responsible for approving deliveries, invoice control and follow-up of any deviations or breaches in the assignment. The ordering company will, if needed, inform the Agency for Real Estate and Urban Renewal of significant deviations, breaches or other conditions that may affect the overall management of the framework agreement.

ServicesFrameworkEU fundedElectronic submission

EUR 949.4k

Estimated value

Location

NO081, Norway

Duration

48 MONTH

Category

Business development consultancy services

Award Criteria

Hourly rates; Assignment comprehension; Competence and experience; According to the Public Procurement Act § 5 b, climate and environmental considerations shall as a main rule be weighted at least 30 percent in public procurements. The obligation does not apply if the procurement, in accordance with nature, has a climate footprint and an environmental impact that is immaterial, or if climate and environmental requirements in the requirement specifications are assessed to provide better climate and environmental effect. When assessing the exception, emphasis has been put on the nature of the services that are procured through the framework agreement. The services mainly consist of consultancy, assessments, document production and other knowledge based service provision. There is not much transport need to be expected beyond participation in occasional meetings and site inspections. The Product component in the agreement is approximately non-existent. The assessment in accordance with the Public Procurement Act § 5 b must be based on the actual procured service, including the climate and environmental impact connected to the execution of the service and its value chain. In this concrete procurement, the services are assessed in accordance with nature to have an immaterial climate footprint and an immaterial environmental impact. The assessment is connected to the consultancy and review business that is actually procured and not to any indirect effects that can later result from other decisions made on the basis of the deliveries. Based on this, the terms for exceptions are considered met. See also DFØ ́s guidelines for procurements that have immaterial climate footprint and environmental impact, as well as other case law, e.g. the KOFA cases 2024/1422 and 2025/0801

Procurement Details

Publication date
09 Nov 2026
Languages
English, Norwegian

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32014L0024

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Tender ID
779205-2026

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