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Norway · Transport services

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Hire of vessel for clearing of lost fishing equipment

The Directorate of Fisheries · Norway

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The procurement is for the hire of vessels for clearing of lost fishing equipment along the Norwegian coast, the Continental Slope and parts of the Norwegian Sea and the Barents Sea. The Directorate of Fisheries would like to hire a vessel of minimum 50 metres long (LOA) for this expedition. The offered vessel ought to be rigged for effective search by using the vessel ́s deck arrangement for trawling. Selected areas along the coast and fishing banks…

What is being procured?
Deadline Not announced
Estimated value7,850,000 NOK
PublishedOct 21, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

The procurement is for the hire of vessels for clearing of lost fishing equipment along the Norwegian coast, the Continental Slope and parts of the Norwegian Sea and the Barents Sea. The Directorate of Fisheries would like to hire a vessel of minimum 50 metres long (LOA) for this expedition. The offered vessel ought to be rigged for effective search by using the vessel ́s deck arrangement for trawling. Selected areas along the coast and fishing banks will be prioritised. Usually these areas have been located on the stretch from Vestlandet to Finnmark, but parts of the Barents Sea can also be included. The expedition has a duration of minimum 38 days, with an option for a further 5 expedition days.

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    · TED 729148-2026

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