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Norway · Business services: legal, marketing, consulting and recruitment

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Receivable services

Horten kommune · Norway

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Background and purpose The contract shall cover the collection of all outstanding requirements that the municipality has in the areas listed below, after we have sent an invoice and not received payment by the original determined due date. The collection shall be carried out in a professional and professionally good manner, in accordance with the existing rules and good debt collection practice. We expect an effective collection that shall, to the…

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Deadline Oct 1, 2026 12:00 UTC+02:00
Estimated valueNot announced
PublishedAug 28, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

Background and purpose The contract shall cover the collection of all outstanding requirements that the municipality has in the areas listed below, after we have sent an invoice and not received payment by the original determined due date. The collection shall be carried out in a professional and professionally good manner, in accordance with the existing rules and good debt collection practice. We expect an effective collection that shall, to the greatest possible degree, be pre-lawful. We currently have a contract for collection services with Fair Collection. This means that in the event of a change of supplier, the contract will only include new cases after the contract has come into force.…

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