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

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Framework agreement for receivable services.

INNOVASJON NORGE · Norway

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Official summary

The aim of the procurement is to cover the contracting authority ́s need for receivable services and associated assignments. A significant part of Innovation Norway's business area consists of lending activities. Parts of the portfolio will be subject to breaches, brief or persistent. Between 200 and 250 cases are sent annually to debt collection. The cases are to be sent to a debt collection agency after the second reminder/debt collection notice. It is…

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Deadline Not announced
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PublishedNov 3, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

The aim of the procurement is to cover the contracting authority ́s need for receivable services and associated assignments. A significant part of Innovation Norway's business area consists of lending activities. Parts of the portfolio will be subject to breaches, brief or persistent. Between 200 and 250 cases are sent annually to debt collection. The cases are to be sent to a debt collection agency after the second reminder/debt collection notice. It is left to the debt collection provider to continue the receivable work. It shall be possible to report the loan well by the customer paying himself up-to-date.…

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  1. Competition notice

    · TED 331374-2026

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    · TED 760896-2026

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