KRISTIANSAND KOMMUNESØGNETED
Framework agreement - Excavation permit and work notification plans
Kristiansand municipality intends to enter into a parallel framework agreement with up to three (3) qualified tenderers for the provision of excavation permits and work notification plans, provided that a sufficient number of qualified tenders are received. Preparation of work notification plans for: Municipal roadsFylkesveierRiksveier 2 ...
Submission deadline: August 21, 2026Type: Tender
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Kristiansand municipality intends to enter into a parallel framework agreement with up to three (3) qualified tenderers for the provision of excavation permits and work notification plans, provided that a sufficient number of qualified tenders are received. Preparation of work notification plans for: Municipal roadsFylkesveierRiksveier...
- Tender type:
- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- KRISTIANSAND KOMMUNE
- Published:
- June 14, 2026
- Deadline:
- August 21, 2026
Tender description
Kristiansand municipality intends to enter into a parallel framework agreement with up to three (3) qualified tenderers for the provision of excavation permits and work notification plans, provided that a sufficient number of qualified tenders are received. Preparation of work notification plans for: Municipal roadsFylkesveierRiksveier 2 and 4 field Contract will also include: Preparation of complete application with excavation permit Finishing notification of projectsThere shall be a digital logbook application plans after acute events.
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