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BME EEA 2026-11 Torgallmenningen - Upgrading of the deck - Engineering design services

Bergen Kommune · Norway

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This procurement is for consultancy services for consultancy and engineering design services for upgrading the table at Torgallmenningen in the centre of Bergen. The main aim of the project for upgrading is to establish a natural stone cover that * is accessible and universally designed * tolerate intensive use * have durable material qualities and facilitate for efficient maintenance * continue the design of the space in the best possible way. In…

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Deadline Oct 16, 2026 10:00 UTC
Estimated value2,900,000 NOK
PublishedSep 15, 2026
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What is being procured?

This procurement is for consultancy services for consultancy and engineering design services for upgrading the table at Torgallmenningen in the centre of Bergen. The main aim of the project for upgrading is to establish a natural stone cover that * is accessible and universally designed * tolerate intensive use * have durable material qualities and facilitate for efficient maintenance * continue the design of the space in the best possible way. In addition to the upgrade to the deck, this will involve measures for urban room protection, physical management of traffic, universal design and appropriate arrangement management.

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    · TED 635331-2026

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