Public procurement notice: Contract Award Notice
Published: 2025-01-22
Buyer: Statens vegvesen
Country: NO
Region: NO020
Contract type: Works
Procedure: Negotiated with prior call for competition
CPV classification: 45000000: Construction work
Estimated value: 150000000 NOK
Submission deadline: 2027-06-29
Award criteria: price, quality

Technical requirements: The assignment includes engineering design services for and improvements to the E16 on the Lomen - Hausåker stretch in Vestre Slidre municipality. The site stretches from E16 S32D1 m 6140 – E16 S32D1 m 10580 and gives a total road length of approx. 4.3 km.
The procurement concerns improvements to the stretch E16 Lomen – Hausåker in Vestre Slidre. 
The lot is located in an agricultural landscape and there is little infrastructure for electric vehicles and 
construction machinery. It is approx. 20 km to the nearest larger settlement. 
In the E16 Lomen Hausåker the existing road shall be improved in basically the same route. In order to safeguard 
requirements for wall ometry, it is planned that some baskets must be slaughtered out. The project has chosen not to 
use frost protection layer and it will reduce the need for mass and transport.
The climate and environmental impact of this procurement is mainly related to mass transport. 
and emissions from site machines. Masses for road superstructures and asphalt make up the majority of 
supply of building materials. Constructions are not planned, but it may be relevant 
with some low walls. Matter that are not suitable for road construction shall be used as 
vegetation cover according to the outer environmental plan. Areas have also been set aside in the development plan
for filling with excess matter on the side of the road. 
According to PPR § 7-9 (4), the award criterion in accordance with PPR § 7-9 (2) and (3) can be replaced with climate and environmental requirements if it is clear that this provides a better climate and environmental effect. 
Vegvesenet has rectified the E16 over several years and contracts. Based on Vegvesenet's experiences for 
the contractor market from previous procurements for the E16 in Valdres is assessed as achieving 
greater effect for climate and the environment by setting requirements than using award criteria. There is also 
added incentives to the contract in order to motivate to reduce climate and environmental impact.
further. 
A requirement is made that a climate gas budget is delivered and that 
climate gas accounts by using 'calculation of climate gas emissions for selected input factors'. 
and VegLCA. It will raise awareness and motivate contractors to minimise climate and 
Environmental impact.
The contract has requirements regarding the main drivers of greenhouse gas emissions in the construction project. 
- Small vehicles (under 3.5 tons) used in the geomatician/sticking installations. 
site managers and other professional resources shall be emission free.
- Minimum 10% of all machine hours in total during the construction period shall be carried out with 
emission free machines (machine weight at least 15 tons) and/or emission free lorries. Demand 
documented and reported in monthly reports, Elrapp R19. Alternatively to emission-free 
machines, a minimum of 20% of all machine hours performed in total during the construction period can be carried out. 
with low emission machines or lorries driven on gas. There will be pulleys of up to 10% 
of a contract sum excluding VAT if the requirement is not complied with. 
- For every 5% emission free machine hours in total during the construction period or every 10% 
low emission free machine hours beyond the contract requirements, a bonus of NOK 700,000 is given excluding VAT. 
VAT. 
- Emission requirements for other site machines and lorries shall comply with Stage V (stage 5).
and Euro 5. 
- A project specific EPD shall be delivered for asphalt, construction concrete, reinforcing steel and 
handrail.
- The contractor shall prepare the rigging and land protection plan. Then they will have to get in 
approved zoning plan and the outer environmental plan, and will have an understanding of what environmental considerations 
that must be taken care of in the project. 
Requirements are made in the contract instead of using the award criteria to ensure that 
tenderers follow up the intention of reducing climate and environmental effect. By setting 
minimum requirements in the contract are to ensure a climate and environmental effect and we therefore deem 
the climate and environmental gains in this procurement taken care of through such a requirement position rather than 
use of climate and environment as the award criteria.
The minimum requirements are on a level that ought not affect the competition to a particular degree, as well as giving 
incitement to offer more than the requirements.


Winner: BRØDRENE DOKKEN AS
Award value: 122664629
Number of bids: 6