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Oil collector – For heavy bunker oils (VLFSO/ULSFO/HSFO) - Qualification phase.

KYSTVERKET · Norway

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The aim is to cover the Norwegian Coastal Administration ́s need for complete oil absorption systems, including the accompanying hydraulic power unit (HPU). This includes the delivery of systems that are developed for effective handling of modern bunker oils, in line with experiences from iMAROS projects and international trade forums. The Norwegian Coastal Administration is concerned with high functionality, flexibility and operational security. The…

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Deadline Jun 22, 2026 10:00 UTC
Estimated value30,000,000 NOK
PublishedMay 20, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

The aim is to cover the Norwegian Coastal Administration ́s need for complete oil absorption systems, including the accompanying hydraulic power unit (HPU). This includes the delivery of systems that are developed for effective handling of modern bunker oils, in line with experiences from iMAROS projects and international trade forums. The Norwegian Coastal Administration is concerned with high functionality, flexibility and operational security. The quality of the systems will be assessed based on the tenderers ́ description of the systems as well as their documented performance and suitability for the relevant uses. See the complete tender documentation under documents in Mercell.

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    · TED 346625-2026

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