Norway – Electrical machinery, apparatus, equipment and consumables; lighting – Historical torches
Beskrivelse
The procurement concerns the purchase of historical torches for Stavanger municipality. The aim of the procurement is to replace the historical copper and cast iron torches in Stavanger with a design that imitates the original expression, including material use, but with updated functionality. As a part of the delivery, the tenderer shall also complete the torches from the concept and product development phase to the finished production of torches. The contracting authority plans to enter into a contract with one tenderer. Assembly of torches is planned for the contracting authority to carry out themselves. The contract contains a binding procurement volume for ordering both L1 - pole torches and L2 - wall torches, and the procurement of several torches of both types during the contract period.
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