Framework Agreement Module Buildings

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The framework agreement is for the procurement of module buildings. The projects can also include units built on site if appropriate. The contract is for the total delivery of module buildings including engineering design services, application processes, as well as erection/assembly, delivered ready for use.Ski municipality will mainly require module buildings such as:— Robust houses for persons in difficulty, both permanent and mobile (with an appropriate choice of material).— Sheltered accommodation flats with an option for strengthened constructions in the roof, when a roof lift is required.— Refugee houses for single minors (e.g. residential collective), couples, single persons and families of various sizes. It must be possible to change the flats for other uses if needed.— Ordinary flats— Nurseries— School buildings— Before-and-after-school care buildings with a kitchen— Office buildingsThe list is not exhaustive. It is important that tenderers have breadth in the types of concept systems in order to fulfil the need regardless of type.The contracting authority will complete excavation/ground work for the foundations, alternatively this can be carried out by the tenderer. This will be stated in each mini competition.This will be carried out as a cooperation project (interaction or turnkey contract) for major projects, such as school buildings.The Contracting Authority has the right to announce a tender contest outside the framework agreement if it is appropriate for the Contracting Authority.It is difficult to estimate the actual requirement for module buildings. The reason fora need for flexible module buildings is that the population growth and changes inpopulation compositions come in peaks so that it is difficult to predict the growth inadvance. The Contracting Authority currently knows that the value per annum will be more than NOK 39 000 000. This amount is subject to change from year to year depending on political decisions and budgets.