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Norway · Transport equipment and auxiliary products

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Automated Border Control: e-Gates

Norwegian Police Shared Services · Norway

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The Contracting Authority will enter into an agreement for the procurement and maintenance of Automated Border Control: e-Gates (the Solution). The contract value is approximately 4-5 million Euro, including the purchase, maintenance and options for the Solution. If the Solution offered has a long warranty and thereby a high life expectancy, the value of the contract may expand proportionally. There may also be a greater need for the procured products…

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Deadline Not announced
Estimated value10,000,000 EUR
PublishedApr 23, 2026
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What is being procured?

The Contracting Authority will enter into an agreement for the procurement and maintenance of Automated Border Control: e-Gates (the Solution). The contract value is approximately 4-5 million Euro, including the purchase, maintenance and options for the Solution. If the Solution offered has a long warranty and thereby a high life expectancy, the value of the contract may expand proportionally. There may also be a greater need for the procured products than the given estimate due to unforeseen events or changes in the Contracting Authority's needs. This may increase the scope of the procurement up to a total value of 10 million Euro during the span of the agreement, excluding VAT.

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    · TED 277148-2026

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