An agreement for upgrading Sørliveien in accordance with the order requirements.

Oslo municipality, c/o the Agency for Sanitation and Recycling (REG) intends to enter into a contract with the company Anlegg Øst Entreprenør AS for Upgrading Sørliveien in accordance with the order requirements from the Agency for Planning and Building Works (PBE) in connection with the development of REG's facility at Grønmo. The contract is a turnkey contract (NS 8407), and the tenderer is obliged to carry out the work at a fixed price which includes all risks in the ground that will normally be entered into the builder. Background: REG shall upgrade our installations at Grønmo. The approved zoning plan for Grønmo requires that Sørliveien must be upgraded with a foot and cycle path before a permit for new installations can be granted. Since Statnett is now constructing a new transformer station at Liåsen next to REG's facility, a research of road development will save a significant cost by Statnett's executing contractor (Construction East) being able to use surplus masses that are stored along the road route to build a new Sørlivei with a foot and cycle path. A prerequisite for the cost savings is, among other things, that Facilities East is already working for Statnett, and therefore can start work immediately and can use already set up rigging and reused matter that would otherwise have had to be transported away. Based on Facilities East already carrying out work in the area, the Contracting Authority has the possibility to offer a price for the work of NOK 57,000,000, which is considerably below the market value. REG has quality assured this with two different external assessments of market prices. In addition, Facilities East has taken on all risks due to the ground that would normally be added to the builder in connection with this work, so that the stated price may not change during the turnkey contract, and thus also be below the EEA threshold for building and construction contracts (2026). In order to use the described synergies, the work must be ordered now - before The East Plant starts rigging down - and this is a prerequisite for a direct procurement from The East Plant. Overall, it is therefore considered that REG will be able to enter into a contract without a prior notice pursuant to the Public Procurement Regulations § 5-2 (1), letter b, which states that "Part II does not apply to contracts that the Contracting Authority can enter into on the basis of a particularly advantageous tender that allows the procure services at a price that is substantially below market prices."