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St. Olavs Hospital HF, Helse Møre og Romsdal HF, Helse Nord-Trøndedal health trust's peers Helse Nord-Trøndelag HF and Helse Førde HF are preparing a joint procurement of medical transport vehicles during autumn 2025 and winter 2026. The planned tender includes patient transport vehicles configured with one stretcher, plus an option covering two procurements of vehicles with two stretcher positions. The first competition is planned to be announced by November 2025. Questions to the supplier market will be sent via the communication module in Mercell while the competition documents are being prepared.

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St. Olavs Hospital HF, Helse Møre og Romsdal HF, Helse Nord-Trøndelag HF and Helse Førde HF are preparing to procure medical transport vehicles during autumn 2025 and winter 2026. 1-stretcher + option for 2 1 2 stretcher procurements is planned to be announced by November 2025. Questions will be sent to the supplier market via the communication module in Mercell in connection with the preparation of the competition documents.

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Source: TED - Tenders Electronic Daily (Publications Office of the EU)

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The buyer

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SYKEHUSINNKJØP HF

Norway

notices in the register: 1,264
awards: 290
awarded in total: €241.2M

Who wins its contracts

Many suppliers

different companies won its awards: 128
of the awards went to the three most frequent winners: 8%
of its calls state an estimated value: 40%

Based on 161 awards with a named winner over the last 3 years. Counted by award, not by value, because lot and framework amounts are not comparable. Concentrated means the three most frequent winners took 65% or more of the awards; many suppliers, under 35% with at least ten different winners.

Competition

tenders per lot on average (open and restricted procedures): 3.2
of those lots received a single tender: 21%
of the awards went to companies based in another country: 17%

As the official award notices state them, over the last 3 years. Tenders per lot count open and restricted procedures only: in a negotiated procedure or a direct award a single tender is the procedure itself. The country is the one the notice gives for the winner.

One dot per award, on the day it was signed, sized by its value. A ring is an award with no published value.

This buyer has no award history in this sector yet. Usual winners, Transport equipment & vehicles - Norway

Company	Wins	Total awarded	Last win
NORSK SCANIA AS	15	€7.9M	Aug 2026
Egenes Brannteknikk AS	9	€20.1M	Aug 2026
Volvo Maskin AS	8	€4.8M	Aug 2026
Ayvens Norge AS	6	€71.1M	Jul 2026
Braco AS	4	€4.3M	Jan 2026

Based on 159 awards with a linked company profile over the last 2 years.

105 open tenders right now

Clothing, footwear, luggage articles and accessories - Health textiles for the health authorities in Norway 8 Oct 2026 1 day left
Ambulances - Medical transport vehicles to Helse Møre og Romsdal HF, St. Olavs Hospital HF, Helse Førde HF and Sykehuset i Vestfold HF. 9 Oct 2026 2 days left
Carpentry installation work - Framework agreement carpentry and masonry services for Vestre Viken HF 9 Oct 2026 2 days left

Market context

open now in Transport equipment & vehicles: 6,129
median open notice: €348,615

Who wins in this market

Many suppliers

Norway · Transport equipment & vehicles

different companies won awards here: 102
of the awards went to the three most frequent winners: 20%
buyers awarded contracts here: 110

Based on 159 awards with a named winner over the last 3 years. Counted by award, not by value, because lot and framework amounts are not comparable. Concentrated means the three most frequent winners took 65% or more of the awards; many suppliers, under 35% with at least ten different winners.

Competition

tenders per lot on average (open and restricted procedures): 2.5
of those lots received a single tender: 23%
of the awards went to companies based in another country: 5%

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