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65-BYM-2026 - Analysis tool for use in mobility planning
Oslo municipality c/o the Agency for Urban Environment procures an analysis tool for use in mobility planning via an open tender contest. Details are in the tender documentation and annexes. A market dialogue was previously held under '141-BYM-2024 Innovative system for collecting and comparing travel and traffic data', and a prior inform...
Submission deadline: August 10, 2026Type: Tender
Software Development, Databases, AI & Data Science, IT Consulting
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- Oslo kommune, Bymiljøetaten
- Published:
- June 10, 2026
- Deadline:
- August 10, 2026
- Topic:
- Software Development
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Oslo municipality c/o the Agency for Urban Environment procures an analysis tool for use in mobility planning via an open tender contest. Details are in the tender documentation and annexes. A market dialogue was previously held under '141-BYM-2024 Innovative system for collecting and comparing travel and traffic data', and a prior information notice with Reference 2026-106663 was published.
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