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Framework agreement for the procurement of services related to financial supervision 2026-2028.

Utdanningsdirektoratet · Norway

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The Norwegian Directorate of Education and Training has a continual need for assistance within problems connected to financial supervision. The Directorate therefore wishes to enter into a framework agreement for this. The framework agreement will be valid for two - 2 - years, with an option for one - 1 - plus one - 1 - year extension. The framework agreement will have an upper economic limit of NOK 4 million excluding VAT (including the option). We…

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PublishedAug 6, 2026
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What is being procured?

The Norwegian Directorate of Education and Training has a continual need for assistance within problems connected to financial supervision. The Directorate therefore wishes to enter into a framework agreement for this. The framework agreement will be valid for two - 2 - years, with an option for one - 1 - plus one - 1 - year extension. The framework agreement will have an upper economic limit of NOK 4 million excluding VAT (including the option). We estimate that the annual consumption will be NOK 1 million. The framework agreement is non-exclusive. The contract will come into force no earlier than 8.10.2026, as the current framework agreement expires on 07.10.2026.

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    · TED 544956-2026

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