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Norway · Education and training services

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Manned Model Shiphandling Courses

KYSTVERKET · Norway

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Official summary

The purpose of this procurement is to lease suitable facilities for conducting manned ship-handling model courses. The tender is divided into distinct lots, enabling bidders to submit offers for one or more parts of the scope.1. Leasing of facilities and instructors for manned ship-handling models for an introductory course.2. The course aims to enhance navigational safety and operational competence by providing practical, hands-on training in ship…

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PublishedSep 14, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

The purpose of this procurement is to lease suitable facilities for conducting manned ship-handling model courses. The tender is divided into distinct lots, enabling bidders to submit offers for one or more parts of the scope.1. Leasing of facilities and instructors for manned ship-handling models for an introductory course.2. The course aims to enhance navigational safety and operational competence by providing practical, hands-on training in ship dispensers using scaled manned models. The leased facilities must meet all technical and safety requirements necessary to deliver high-quality training in accordance with the Norwegian Coastal Administration's standards.

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  1. Correction notice

    · TED 388449-2026

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  2. Result notice Current notice

    · TED 631005-2026

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