Public procurement notice: Contract Notice
Published: 2023-05-17
Buyer: INNLANDET FYLKESKOMMUNE
Country: NO
Contract type: Supplies
Procedure: Open procedure
CPV classification: 33100000 | 33141720 | 33183000 | 33196000 | 33196100
Estimated value: 5500000 NOK
Submission deadline: 2023-06-20
Award criteria: The most economic tender

Technical requirements: Through grants connected to subject renewal, IFK would like to establish a training room (HelseLab) for the 15 sixth form colleges in Innlandet offering educational programs for Health and Childhood and Youth Development and VG2 Healthcare.
The procurement concerns technical aids divided into the following contracts: nursing beds, lifting chairs, walkers, emergency medical equipment, ageing simulation, eating robots, medicine dispensers.
If the contracting authority has authorised tenderers to submit tenders for several lots, it may still award a combined contract to a single tenderer. This applies even if the tenderer has not submitted the best tender for each lot, but when the total tender from this tenderer, when seen as a whole, fulfils the award criteria better.
Through grants connected to subject renewal, IFK would like to establish a training room (HelseLab) for the 15 sixth form colleges in Innlandet offering educational programs for Health and Childhood and Youth Development and VG2 Healthcare.
The development of HelseLab in Innlandet is based on providing training solutions that will contribute to the highest possible learning outcomes for our students, while preparing them for the use of tools/technology found in a normal work situation outside the school building. At the same time, we need to think about the future of technology in order to make our students attractive as apprentices.
This means that we need to develop training rooms that ensure that all the requirements and expectations set out in the subject renewal and new curricula are met. It is particularly important that welfare technology and digitalisation become part of the teaching situation and that pupils are given practice in using technology that helps user groups manage their own everyday lives, safety and improved quality of life, but also technology that can safeguard the health of healthcare professionals in the event of stressful work assignments. This procurement includes technical aids such as a beds, lifting chairs, walkers, ageing simulation, eating robots, emergency bags and medicine dispensers.
Through grants connected to subject renewal, IFK would like to establish a training room (HelseLab) for the 15 sixth form colleges in Innlandet offering educational programs for Health and Childhood and Youth Development and VG2 Healthcare.
The development of HelseLab in Innlandet is based on providing training solutions that will contribute to the highest possible learning outcomes for our students, while preparing them for the use of tools/technology found in a normal work situation outside the school building. At the same time, we need to think about the future of technology in order to make our students attractive as apprentices.
This means that we need to develop training rooms that ensure that all the requirements and expectations set out in the subject renewal and new curricula are met. It is particularly important that welfare technology and digitalisation become part of the teaching situation and that pupils are given practice in using technology that helps user groups manage their own everyday lives, safety and improved quality of life, but also technology that can safeguard the health of healthcare professionals in the event of stressful work assignments. This procurement includes technical aids such as a beds, lifting chairs, walkers, ageing simulation, eating robots, emergency bags and medicine dispensers.
Through grants connected to subject renewal, IFK would like to establish a training room (HelseLab) for the 15 sixth form colleges in Innlandet offering educational programs for Health and Childhood and Youth Development and VG2 Healthcare.
The development of HelseLab in Innlandet is based on providing training solutions that will contribute to the highest possible learning outcomes for our students, while preparing them for the use of tools/technology found in a normal work situation outside the school building. At the same time, we need to think about the future of technology in order to make our students attractive as apprentices.
This means that we need to develop training rooms that ensure that all the requirements and expectations set out in the subject renewal and new curricula are met. It is particularly important that welfare technology and digitalisation become part of the teaching situation and that pupils are given practice in using technology that helps user groups manage their own everyday lives, safety and improved quality of life, but also technology that can safeguard the health of healthcare professionals in the event of stressful work assignments. This procurement includes technical aids such as a beds, lifting chairs, walkers, ageing simulation, eating robots, emergency bags and medicine dispensers.
Through grants connected to subject renewal, IFK would like to establish a training room (HelseLab) for the 15 sixth form colleges in Innlandet offering educational programs for Health and Childhood and Youth Development and VG2 Healthcare.
The development of HelseLab in Innlandet is based on providing training solutions that will contribute to the highest possible learning outcomes for our students, while preparing them for the use of tools/technology found in a normal work situation outside the school building. At the same time, we need to think about the future of technology in order to make our students attractive as apprentices.
This means that we need to develop training rooms that ensure that all the requirements and expectations set out in the subject renewal and new curricula are met. It is particularly important that welfare technology and digitalisation become part of the teaching situation and that pupils are given practice in using technology that helps user groups manage their own everyday lives, safety and improved quality of life, but also technology that can safeguard the health of healthcare professionals in the event of stressful work assignments. This procurement includes technical aids such as a beds, lifting chairs, walkers, ageing simulation, eating robots, emergency bags and medicine dispensers.

Eligibility requirements: Tenderers must be registered in a trade register in the member state where the tenderer is established. As described in annex XI of directive 2014/24/EU; tenderers from certain member countries can be required to fulfil other requirements in the mentioned annex.

Award value: 5500000