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Breathing and movement sensors (PBS)

Politiets fellestjenester · Norway

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Politiets fellestjenester (PFT), hereafter called the contracting authority, shall enter into a framework agreement for the procurement of breathing and movement sensors (hereafter called the Framework Agreement), on behalf of several entities in the Norwegian Police, as well as the Directorate of Norwegian Correctional Services. The framework agreement includes the following services: • Breathing and motion sensors (PBS), including cables and other…

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Deadline Aug 10, 2026 10:00 UTC
Estimated value13,000,000 NOK
PublishedJun 29, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

Politiets fellestjenester (PFT), hereafter called the contracting authority, shall enter into a framework agreement for the procurement of breathing and movement sensors (hereafter called the Framework Agreement), on behalf of several entities in the Norwegian Police, as well as the Directorate of Norwegian Correctional Services. The framework agreement includes the following services: • Breathing and motion sensors (PBS), including cables and other accessories necessary for installation/installation. • Commissioning of PBS • Software that makes the data available in the registry by PBS (user interface), and software for virtual server use as an option. • Service and maintenance of physical devices. • Service and maintenance of software

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    · TED 444483-2026

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