Public procurement notice: Contract Notice
Published: 2016-12-16
Buyer: Direktoratet for økonomistyring (DFØ) [The Norwegian Government Agency for Financial Management]
Country: NO
Region: NORGE
Contract type: Services
Procedure: Open procedure
CPV classification: 72000000 | 72200000 | 72500000 | 72600000
Estimated value: 1000 NOK
Submission deadline: 2017-01-25
Award criteria: The most economic tender

Technical requirements: Open tender contest — framework agreement for consultancy services Tivoli Identify Manager — the Norwegian Government Agency for Financial Management (DFØ).
The Norwegian Government Agency for Financial Management (DFØ) is holding an open tender competition for a framework agreement with a tenderer who shall cover DFØ's need for consultancy services for handing an IBM Tivoli Identity Management System, hereafter called TIM. The duration of the agreement will be up to 4 years.
DFØ needs consultancy services for TIM specialist competence. Furthermore, competence is wanted in Java and IBM Security Directory Integrator.
DFØ will also have a need for assistance with the operation and management during staff holidays and other absences. There can also be a need for assistance with troubleshooting/error correction and any development assignments. The volume is estimated to approx. 250 hours for 2017.
DFØ will also have a need for assistance with the operation and management during staff holidays and other absences. There can also be a need for assistance with troubleshooting/error correction and any development assignments.
A tax certificate and a VAT certificate shall be presented as confirmation that due taxes and duties have been paid. The certificates shall be issued by the tax collector at the tenderer's place of business and by the tax office in the relevant company's home county. Tenderers with a business address outside of Norway must submit certificates confirming that the tenderer has its taxes and fees in order in their home country. The certificates should not be older than 6 months from the tender deadline.
Tenderers shall enclose a description of the tenderer's organisation, company structure, ownership structure and business area. A company registration certificate must be attached.
Tenderers shall ensure that the employees in their company and others who contribute to fulfilment of the contract do not have worse wages and work conditions than those in tariff agreements, regulations or what is otherwise seen as normal for the relevant profession. This only applies to employees who are directly involved in fulfilling the contract. The management of the company is responsible for complying with this regulation.
Tenderers shall document, via a self-declaration, that the wages and work terms for those who contribute to the fulfilment of the contract, are not contrary to the tariff agreements, regulations or what is otherwise seen as normal for the relevant profession.
Satisfactory finances are required to carry out the assignment. A credit appraisal is therefore required, which shall include a credit rating, part judgement and historical rating. The credit rating shall be carried out by a publicly certified credit institution.
The credit rating must not be lower than score A (creditworthy) or equivalent if a different form of score is used (assessment of figures). Tenderers with a rating lower than A or equivalent (i.e. not credit worthy or credit worthy with security) will not be considered.
Tenderers shall enclose a credit rating from a certified credit rating agency. The credit report shall be based on the last known accounting figures (annual accounts 2015). The credit report shall not be older than 6 months from the tender deadline.

Eligibility requirements: Valid tax certificates must be enclosed with the tender. DFØ will assess any tax arrears. Documentation requirements: A tax certificate and a VAT certificate shall be presented as confirmation that due taxes and duties have been paid. The certificates shall be issued by the tax collector at the tenderer's place of business and by the tax office in the relevant company's home county. Tenderers with a business address outside of Norway must submit certificates confirming that the tenderer has its taxes and fees in order in their home country. The certificates should not be older than 6 months from the tender deadline. Tenderers are required to have a legally established company. Documentation requirements: Tenderers shall enclose a description of the tenderer's organisation, company structure, ownership structure and business area. A company registration certificate must be attached. Tenderers shall ensure that the employees in their company and others who contribute to fulfilment of the contract do not have worse wages and work conditions than those in tariff agreements, regulations or what is otherwise seen as normal for the relevant profession. This only applies to employees who are directly involved in fulfilling the contract. The management of the company is responsible for complying with this regulation. Documentation requirements: Tenderers shall document, via a self-declaration, that the wages and work terms for those who contribute to the fulfilment of the contract, are not contrary to the tariff agreements, regulations or what is otherwise seen as normal for the relevant profession. Satisfactory finances are required to carry out the assignment. A credit appraisal is therefore required, which shall include a credit rating, part judgement and historical rating. The credit rating shall be carried out by a publicly certified credit institution. The credit rating must not be lower than score A (creditworthy) or equivalent if a different form of score is used (assessment of figures). Tenderers with a rating lower than A or equivalent (i.e. not credit worthy or credit worthy with security) will not be considered. Documentation requirements: Tenderers shall enclose a credit rating from a certified credit rating agency. The credit report shall be based on the last known accounting figures (annual accounts 2015). The credit report shall not be older than 6 months from the tender deadline. Furthermore, tenderers shall enclose the last annual accounts with the auditor's comments.
Satisfactory finances are required to carry out the assignment. A credit appraisal is therefore required, which shall include a credit rating, part judgement and historical rating. The credit rating shall be carried out by a publicly certified credit institution. The credit rating must not be lower than score A (creditworthy) or equivalent if a different form of score is used (assessment of figures). Tenderers with a rating lower than A or equivalent (i.e. not credit worthy or credit worthy with security) will not be considered. Documentation requirements: Tenderers shall enclose a credit rating from a certified credit rating agency. The credit report shall be based on the last known accounting figures (annual accounts 2015). The credit report shall not be older than 6 months from the tender deadline. Furthermore, tenderers shall enclose the last annual accounts with the auditor's comments.