Food Pilot Plant Norway (the Matpilot) is a national infrastructure financed by Norges Forskningsråd [the Research Council of Norway] for research on food processing located at campus Ås. The host institution is the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) and Nofima. The infrastructure is used in research, in assignments for the food industry and for exercises and master assignments for Food Science students. The majority of these students get jobs in the food industry when they are finished. FoodPilotPlant Norway could therefore be a showcase for the Norwegian Food Industry. Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) wants to procure an evaporator. The evaporator shall mainly be in use for dairy products, but it will also be relevant for use for other food-related products. The unit shall also be used in scientific experiments and education. The procurement value is approx. NOK 1,500,000 excluding VAT, including the described options and additional choices. See the procurement documents for further information.
Frist
Fristen for mottak av tilbud var 2022-03-18.
Anskaffelsen ble publisert 2022-02-17.
Kunngjøring av konkurranse (2022-02-17) Gjenstand Anskaffelsens omfang
Tittel: Laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses)
Referansenummer: 21/05666
Kort beskrivelse:
Food Pilot Plant Norway (the Matpilot) is a national infrastructure financed by Norges Forskningsråd [the Research Council of Norway] for research on food processing located at campus Ås. The host institution is the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) and Nofima. The infrastructure is used in research, in assignments for the food industry and for exercises and master assignments for Food Science students. The majority of these students get jobs in the food industry when they are finished. FoodPilotPlant Norway could therefore be a showcase for the Norwegian Food Industry.
Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) wants to procure an evaporator. The evaporator shall mainly be in use for dairy products, but it will also be relevant for use for other food-related products. The unit shall also be used in scientific experiments and education.
The procurement value is approx. NOK 1,500,000 excluding VAT, including the described options and additional choices.
See the procurement documents for further information.
Food Pilot Plant Norway (the Matpilot) is a national infrastructure financed by Norges Forskningsråd [the Research Council of Norway] for research on food processing located at campus Ås. The host institution is the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) and Nofima. The infrastructure is used in research, in assignments for the food industry and for exercises and master assignments for Food Science students. The majority of these students get jobs in the food industry when they are finished. FoodPilotPlant Norway could therefore be a showcase for the Norwegian Food Industry.
Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) wants to procure an evaporator. The evaporator shall mainly be in use for dairy products, but it will also be relevant for use for other food-related products. The unit shall also be used in scientific experiments and education.
The procurement value is approx. NOK 1,500,000 excluding VAT, including the described options and additional choices.
See the procurement documents for further information.
Prosedyre
Prosedyretype: Konkurranse med forhandling
Tilbudstype: Innlevering for alle delkontrakter
Tildelingskriterier
Det mest økonomisk fordelaktige tilbudet
Food Pilot Plant Norway (the Matpilot) is a national infrastructure financed by Norges Forskningsråd [the Research Council of Norway] for research on food processing located at campus Ås. The host institution is the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) and Nofima. The infrastructure is used in research, in assignments for the food industry and for exercises and master assignments for Food Science students. The majority of these students get jobs in the food industry when they are finished. FoodPilotPlant Norway could therefore be a showcase for the Norwegian Food Industry.
Food Pilot Plant Norway (the Matpilot) is a national infrastructure financed by Norges Forskningsråd [the Research Council of Norway] for research on food processing located at campus Ås. The host institution is the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) and Nofima. The infrastructure is used in research, in assignments for the food industry and for exercises and master assignments for Food Science students. The majority of these students get jobs in the food industry when they are finished. FoodPilotPlant Norway could therefore be a showcase for the Norwegian Food Industry.
Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) wants to procure an evaporator. The evaporator shall mainly be in use for dairy products, but it will also be relevant for use for other food-related products. The unit shall also be used in scientific experiments and education.
Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) wants to procure an evaporator. The evaporator shall mainly be in use for dairy products, but it will also be relevant for use for other food-related products. The unit shall also be used in scientific experiments and education.
The procurement value is approx. NOK 1,500,000 excluding VAT, including the described options and additional choices.
See the procurement documents for further information.
The contracting authority
The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) (organisation no. 969 159 570) has a special responsibility for providing research and education that ensure the basis of existence for future generations. We provide knowledge for life and sustainability is rooted in everything we do. The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) has 1800 employees and 6275 students and is organised in seven faculties. NMBU currently has a campus at Ås. NMBU also has a research centre in Sandnes.
The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) (organisation no. 969 159 570) has a special responsibility for providing research and education that ensure the basis of existence for future generations. We provide knowledge for life and sustainability is rooted in everything we do. The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) has 1800 employees and 6275 students and is organised in seven faculties. NMBU currently has a campus at Ås. NMBU also has a research centre in Sandnes.
Food Pilot Plant Norway (the Matpilot) is a national infrastructure financed by Norges Forskningsråd [the Research Council of Norway] for research on food processing located at campus Ås. The host institution is the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) and Nofima. NMBU houses the following pilot facilities: Dairy, Brewery, Biorefinery and fish slaughterhouse. Nofima houses the following pilot facilities: Plant processing (Bakery, cereal plant and vegetable plant), Packing plant, Meat plant and Fish plant, as well as Pathogen Pilot Plant. See more at https://www.nmbu.no/fakultet/kbm/oppdrag/matpiloten
Food Pilot Plant Norway (the Matpilot) is a national infrastructure financed by Norges Forskningsråd [the Research Council of Norway] for research on food processing located at campus Ås. The host institution is the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) and Nofima. NMBU houses the following pilot facilities: Dairy, Brewery, Biorefinery and fish slaughterhouse. Nofima houses the following pilot facilities: Plant processing (Bakery, cereal plant and vegetable plant), Packing plant, Meat plant and Fish plant, as well as Pathogen Pilot Plant. See more at https://www.nmbu.no/fakultet/kbm/oppdrag/matpiloten
The infrastructure is used in research, in assignments for the food industry and for exercises and master assignments for Food Science students. The majority of these students get jobs in the food industry when they are finished. FoodPilotPlant Norway could therefore be a showcase for the Norwegian Food Industry.
The infrastructure is used in research, in assignments for the food industry and for exercises and master assignments for Food Science students. The majority of these students get jobs in the food industry when they are finished. FoodPilotPlant Norway could therefore be a showcase for the Norwegian Food Industry.
The objective and scope of the contract:
The Faculty of Chemistry, Biotechnology and Food Science and FoodPilotPlant Norway (Matpiloten) at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) want to procure an evaporator. The evaporator shall mainly be in use for dairy products, but it will also be relevant for use for other food-related products. The unit shall also be used in scientific experiments and education.
The Faculty of Chemistry, Biotechnology and Food Science and FoodPilotPlant Norway (Matpiloten) at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) want to procure an evaporator. The evaporator shall mainly be in use for dairy products, but it will also be relevant for use for other food-related products. The unit shall also be used in scientific experiments and education.
Prosedyre
Rettslig grunnlag: 32014L0024
Tidspunkt for mottak av tilbud: 12:00
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Justification for cancellation
No tenders were received.
Adjustments will be made, and a new contest will be announced.
Mercell notice: https://opic.com/id/afprgemefb.
Gjenstand Anskaffelsens omfang
Kort beskrivelse:
The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) (organisation no. 969 159 570) has a special responsibility for providing research and education that ensure the basis of existence for future generations. We provide knowledge for life and sustainability is rooted in everything we do. The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) has 1800 employees and 6275 students and is organised in seven faculties. NMBU currently has its campus in Ås. NMBU also has a research centre in Sandnes.
The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) (organisation no. 969 159 570) has a special responsibility for providing research and education that ensure the basis of existence for future generations. We provide knowledge for life and sustainability is rooted in everything we do. The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) has 1800 employees and 6275 students and is organised in seven faculties. NMBU currently has its campus in Ås. NMBU also has a research centre in Sandnes.
Referanse Tilleggsinformasjon
Justification for cancellation
No tenders were received.
Adjustments will be made, and a new contest will be announced.