Bergen kommune - Bergen VannBERGENTED
Beschaffung des Betriebs von kontrollierten Notübernachtungsdiensten für wohnungslose Personen mit Suchtproblemen in Bergen
Bergen municipality procures operation of user-controlled emergency overnight services for up to 10 homeless persons with drug/alcohol dependency. Target group: homeless men/women over 18 with acute need, ongoing drug use, possible mental/physical health issues, behavioral challenges. Premises provided. Reserved for non-profit organisatio...
Submission deadline: May 22, 2026 (expired)Type: Tender
Shelter Operations
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Bergen municipality procures operation of user-controlled emergency overnight services for up to 10 homeless persons with drug/alcohol dependency. Target group: homeless men/women over 18 with acute need, ongoing drug use, possible mental/physical health issues, behavioral challenges. Premises provided. Reserved for non-profit organisa...
- Tender type:
- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- Bergen kommune - Bergen Vann
- Published:
- May 03, 2026
- Deadline:
- May 22, 2026
- Topic:
- Shelter Operations
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Bergen municipality procures operation of user-controlled emergency overnight services for up to 10 homeless persons with drug/alcohol dependency. Target group: homeless men/women over 18 with acute need, ongoing drug use, possible mental/physical health issues, behavioral challenges. Premises provided. Reserved for non-profit organisations per public procurement regulations part IV (health and social services).
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