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Framework agreement for Microsoft/Adobe licenses, license management and cloud services

Direktoratet for byggkvalitet · Norway

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Background The Agency for Building Quality (DiBK) shall procure a new framework agreement for the purpose of establishing a more centralised and standardised licence management, as well as strengthened compliance reporting for Microsoft and Adobe licences, including accompanying cloud services. The need is driven by the desire for better control throughout the entire licence life cycle, reduced risk of licence deviations and increased compliance with the…

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Deadline Not announced
Estimated value4,000,000 NOK
PublishedApr 24, 2026
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What is being procured?

Background The Agency for Building Quality (DiBK) shall procure a new framework agreement for the purpose of establishing a more centralised and standardised licence management, as well as strengthened compliance reporting for Microsoft and Adobe licences, including accompanying cloud services. The need is driven by the desire for better control throughout the entire licence life cycle, reduced risk of licence deviations and increased compliance with the current licence terms. Furthermore, the procurement shall contribute to a better overview of actual use, licence coverage and cost development, as well as strengthened documentation and traceability with internal and external audits.…

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