Norvegia – Centrifuge – 1105601 UiO Life Sciences user equipment K930.03 Centrifuges

Oslo tingrett Cf. the Public Procurement Regulations Sub-contract 1 Table centrifuges - Total cost 50% Sub-contract 2 Floor centrifuge - Total cost 70% Sub-contract 3 High Speed centrifuge - Total cost 50% Sub-contract 4 Ultra centrifuge - Total cost 40% Sub-contract 5 Vacuum centrifuge - Total cost 80% Dipl Ing Houm AS 1105601 UiO Life Sciences user equipment K930.03 Centrifuges STATSBYGG Sub-contract 1 Table centrifuges - Quality and functionality 50% Sub-contract 2 Floor centrifuge - Quality and functionality 30% Sub-contract 3 High Speed centrifuge - Quality and functionality 50% Sub-contract 4 Ultra centrifuge - Quality and functionality 60% Sub-contract 5 Vacuum centrifuge - Quality and functionality 20% Norsk Labex AS VWR International AS Statsbygg constructs the new Life Sciences Building (LVB) for the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital on behalf of the Ministry of Education and Research and South-East Health as the co-contracting authority. The building shall be the workplace for approx. 1,600 employees and 1,600 students. Start up for the excavation and ground work was the second quarter of 2019 and the planned completion is at the end of 2026. Various professional environments shall work multi-disciplinary here to develop new solutions for major challenges within health and sustainability with access to the best and most modern equipment required to carry out world class research, teaching and innovation. Tables, floors, high-speed, ultra- and vacuum centrifuges with different specifications for laboratory use. The procurement is divided into sub-contracts for the above mentioned groups. For this procurement, the exclusion provisions in PPR § 7-9 (4) are used: "The award criteria in accordance with the second and third paragraphs can be replaced with climate and environmental requirements in the requirement specification, if it is clear that this provides a better climate and environmental effect." In DFØ ́s "Guidelines for rules on climate and environmental considerations in public procurements", the climate and environmental impact of the category is referred to as main CPV 33 – Medical equipment, points 1 and 2. It is emphasised that the load mainly lies in the extraction of raw materials and production and production of individual components and products. The production involves pollution, possibly reduced nature diversity and consumption of scarce resources. The main measure for reducing the climate and environmental impact is to take measures that ensure the equipment a longer lifetime. Minimum requirements for the equipment ́s lifetime, warranty period, as well as repairability and access to spare parts are suitable for affecting the lifetime. We aim to procure equipment with a longer lifetime through the general requirement and assessment of the functional and professional quality of the equipment. This gives more secure and better environmental effect than the use of an award criteria for an environment that is weighted 30%. The use of the environmental award criteria does not guarantee that the tender that scores highest on the environmental criteria is anticipated. An award criteria for the environment also produces several unpredictable effects; the environmental information that tenderers provide and on which the contracting authority ́s evaluation shall be based, can be uncertain and difficult to test. There is also a risk that the environmental gains achieved will be in significant disparity with the additional cost paid when giving a tenderer a higher score on an environmental allocation criteria that is weighted 30%. Through the set requirements and the award criteria quality, climate and environment effects are ensured better than by using an award criteria for an environment that is weighted 30%. 01 none [email eliminat] 0487 supplies 66799020 gen-pub 2026-08-06+02:00 ••• ••• 00 CON-0002 CON-[telefon eliminat] Brynsalleen 4 CON-0003 quality 0 32014L0024 per-exa HØVIK 6 328000 can-standard 2000-01-01Z [email eliminat] OSLO body-pl 2026-08-05+00:00 29 TEN-0003 1363 TEN-0002 TEN-0001 eforms-sdk-1.13 42931130 RES-[telefon eliminat] Sandviksveien 26 2025-09-04Z complainants 3830746 01 ••• ••• 08-26Z 42931140 K930.03.02 Gulvsentrifuge 147611 Biskop Gunnerus' gate 6 2.3 38[telefon eliminat]ed-f200-4c97-8dd4-e4e8caa22c50-01 open small selec-w 42931110 07:03:30+00:00 [email eliminat] ORG-0003 ORG-0004 ORG-0005 Kristine Milner Carlsen 50 ORG-[telefon eliminat] ORG-0002 Oslo NO081 42931120 42931000 NOK no-eu-funds NOR K930.03.01/03/04 Bord-, High-speed- og Ultrasentrifuge 4306357 true ENG no Anskaffelsesforskriften 860964732 medium LOT-[telefon eliminat] TPA-0001 be94ad89-4f38-4235-83a3-7c654ffd1c0d TPA-0002 TPA-[telefon eliminat] [email eliminat] cost 815[telefon eliminat] false K930.03.05 Vakuumsentrifuge 2025-10-07Z Grefsenveien 64 929578376 9503633c-1222-4e38-b97e-5124454f8b71 tenders 06:51:35+00:00 [email eliminat] 2025/830 150/2026