Veterinary Services Tender in Norway - 144202707

Procurement Summary

Country: Norway

Summary: Veterinary Services

Deadline: 24 Aug 2026

Posting Date: 29 Jun 2026

Other Information

Notice Type: Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 144202707

Document Ref. No.: 2026-111388

Competition: ICB

Financier: Self Financed

Purchaser Ownership: Public

Tender Value: NOK 12000000

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Tender Details

Veterinary services The municipality is responsible for ensuring satisfactory access to animal health personnel during the day, and for organizing clinical veterinary duty outside normal working hours. The scheme with veterinary guards has been established in accordance with Act 15 June 2001 no. 75 on veterinarians and other animal health personnel § 3 a. The arrangement with veterinary guards shall ensure that a clinical guard is established under municipal/inter-municipal authority for veterinarians in all parts of the country so that the necessary veterinary assistance can be obtained within ordinary working hours. The veterinary guard is a necessary part of preparedness against serious infectious animal diseases and important for maintaining good animal welfare. The value of the acquisition is estimated at approx. NOK 2, 900, 000 ex. VAT per year. The volume is an estimate and is not binding for the client. For further information, we refer to the procurement documents. By its nature, this procurement is assessed to have an insignificant impact on the climate and environment, cf. regulations §7-9, fifth paragraph. The reason for this is that the acquisition applies to the purchase of consultancy services where the client is prevented from influencing the climate and the environmental impact, since requirements and criteria that target these elements will not have a sufficient connection to the delivery, cf. DFØ's environmental guide. Principal has assessed the procurement against the apprentice regulations, cf. Procurement Act § 7, and concluded that there are no requirements for apprentices in this procurement as it is considered disproportionate, because it is b...

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