Stavanger kommuneSTAVANGERTED
Market dialogue - Chemical management system and exposure register.
Stavanger municipality has decided to procure a comprehensive and user friendly system for handling chemicals. Stavanger municipality is also considering procuring an exposure register. The municipality needs a system that can safeguard the following: The system shall have a substance register, risk assessment, archiving possibility and s...
Submission deadline: September 27, 2026Type: Tender
Software Licences, Document Management, IT Consulting
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- Tender type:
- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- Stavanger kommune
- Published:
- August 27, 2026
- Deadline:
- September 27, 2026
- Topic:
- Software Licences
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Stavanger municipality has decided to procure a comprehensive and user friendly system for handling chemicals. Stavanger municipality is also considering procuring an exposure register. The municipality needs a system that can safeguard the following: The system shall have a substance register, risk assessment, archiving possibility and substance assessment that covers the current legislation and guidelines (cf. the Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority ́s regulations: Regulations on the execution of work (arbeidstilsynet.no), Second part chapters 2 and 3, Fifth part chapter 31). Module for exposure registration that covers the current legislation and guidelines (cf. the Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority ́s regulations: Regulations on execution of work (arbeidstilsynet.no) chapter 31). The aim is to establish a comprehensive and user friendly system that gives Stavanger municipality a better overview and control of chemicals, risk assessments, safety data sheets, substitute assessments and any exposure registration. The system shall contribute to safe chemical management, simpler access to the necessary HSE information and better compliance with applicable legal requirements.
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