Liste og kort beskrivelse av vilkår
Authority for information on tax and duties (OSA): As a part of the Norwegian Public Roads Administration's struggle against labour crime, including black work and social dumping, a cooperation agreement has been signed between the Norwegian Public Roads Administration and
The Norwegian Tax Administration. In connection with this, the Norwegian Public Roads Administration requires a signed authority for the Norwegian Public Roads Administration to an unlimited number of times to
collect information about the tax and duty conditions of its tenderers and sub-suppliers as stated in the authority.
If the winning tenderer does not already have a valid signed authority registered at the Norwegian Public Roads Administration/contracting authority, the authority shall be signed by the winning tenderer after
award letter has been received, but before the contract is signed. The authorisation form is to be sent to the winning tenderer together with the award letter. Signed authority together with a colour copy of
passports, driving licences or a national ID card (the latter for citizens within the EU/EEA/EFTA), shall be returned to the contracting authority as soon as possible and within 3 days. Date of birth
can be deleted on a copy of the ID documentation, so that only the date of birth is given.
Please note that the signed authority requirement also applies for all of the main service provider's sub-suppliers. The main service provider shall substantiate the signing obligation.
downwards in the supply chain. Prior to signing the contract, however, only signed authority is required from the main supplier, unless the sub-supplier is used to fulfil a
qualification requirements in the competition. If so, the signed authority must be presented from both the main supplier and the sub-supplier. Signed authority from other sub-suppliers must be
delivered and approved by the contracting authority before they can be used in the contract/project.
The contracting authority draws attention to the fact that it may be necessary to reject the tenderer and any sub-suppliers who in the award letter are chosen as the winner of the
the competition, if, after the award, but prior to signing the contract, information is received from the Norwegian Tax Administration regarding non-fulfilment of tax and duty obligations.
etc. The award cannot, therefore, be seen as final until there is an assessment of the obtained information that does not change the contracting authority ́s award decision.
Emphasis is put on the fact that if no authority is received from the main supplier and any sub-suppliers used in the qualification, this can be seen as a
significant reservations to the contract which will mean that both the main supplier and any sub-suppliers will be rejected from the competition.
A template for authorisation for information on taxes and duties (OSA) has been published on:
https://www.vegvesen.no/fag/veg and street/competitions and contract documents/general contract documents/