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Norway · Education and training services

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Professional driver competence

Oslo kommune v/ Renovasjons- og gjenvinningsetaten · Norway

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PURPOSE AND SCOPE The Waste management and recycling agency (hereafter called "REG" or "Contracting Authority" shall procure a new contract for professional driver competence. The procurement includes training services within professional driver ́s competence (YSK) as well as driver training for driving licence class C. The contract ́s estimated value is NOK 1,750,000 per annum. See Annex 1 Requirement Specifications for detailed information and service…

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Deadline Not announced
Estimated value1,750,000 NOK
PublishedMay 11, 2026
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What is being procured?

PURPOSE AND SCOPE The Waste management and recycling agency (hereafter called "REG" or "Contracting Authority" shall procure a new contract for professional driver competence. The procurement includes training services within professional driver ́s competence (YSK) as well as driver training for driving licence class C. The contract ́s estimated value is NOK 1,750,000 per annum. See Annex 1 Requirement Specifications for detailed information and service requirements. . The contracting authority draws attention to the fact that the estimated value is based on the expected future need. The estimate is only a guideline and is without obligation for the Contracting Authority.

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