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Procurement of service contracts for Ellingsrudhjemmet and Langerudhjemmet.
Service contracts for Ellingsrudhjemmet and Langerudhjemmet. Procurement aims to increase private sector involvement for innovation, diversity, freedom of choice, and resource efficiency. Emphasis on new organization methods: assignment sharing, working hour schemes for staffing continuity, and technology use. Collaboration between public...
Submission deadline: September 01, 2026Type: Tender
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- Oslo kommune v/ Sykehjemsetaten
- Published:
- July 01, 2026
- Deadline:
- September 01, 2026
- Topic:
- Care & Rehabilitation
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Service contracts for Ellingsrudhjemmet and Langerudhjemmet. Procurement aims to increase private sector involvement for innovation, diversity, freedom of choice, and resource efficiency. Emphasis on new organization methods: assignment sharing, working hour schemes for staffing continuity, and technology use. Collaboration between public, private commercial, and non-profit sectors.
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