Norway-Oslo: Preservation services of historical sites and buildings
2018/S 105-240868
Social and other specific services – public contracts
Contract notice
Services
Section I: Contracting authority
974 760 819
Dronningens gate 13
Oslo
0152
Norway
Contact person: Kjersti Marie Ellewsen
Telephone: +47 298228712
E-mail: MTJpaGNwcXJnLGNqamN1cWNsPnBfLGxt
NUTS code: NO
Internet address(es):
Main address: www.riksantikvaren.no
Address of the buyer profile: https://eu.eu-supply.com/ctm/Company/CompanyInformation/Index/339447
Section II: Object
Framework agreement for preservation services
The Directorate for Cultural Heritage is responsible for preserving national important cultural memorials, including listed buildings and listed churches. These buildings have a lot of valuable art an interior and the owners do not have the required order competence to order services for taking care of the valuables. As the contracting authority, the Directorate for Cultural Heritage an assist the owners in ordering preservation services. The framework agreement comprises 2 parts, for which tender offers can be submitted for one or both parts:
Part A. Preservation of art, objects and interior in churches. The selection is made from all the art, objects and interior in automatically listed churches, as well as objects from the middle ages in newer churches. The assignments are to be carried out in the church or in conservation studios.
Part B: Distempered décor in churches older than 1850. The projects that are ordered will be in both heated and non-heated rooms and in buildings nationwide.
Preservation of art and fixtures from Norwegian churches.
Preservation of art and interior from Norwegian churches, as well as advice and condition assessments connected to the assignments. Assignments will be selected from the condition register and objects in a bad condition will be prioritised. The preservation will concentrate on cleaning and fixing loose layers of paint. The objects will mainly be painted wood, canvas paintings, metal objects and some composite objects.
Preservation of distempered décor.
Preservation of distempered wall decor in churches and listed buildings from before 1850. The assignments will concentrate on decor that is in bad condition in the condition register, under the direction of the Directorate for Cultural Heritage. Comprehensive condition assessments and advice on the prioritised assignments will also be included in the contract.
Section III: Legal, economic, financial and technical information
The tenderer shall be registered in a company register, professional register or a trade register in the state where the tenderer is established. A tax certificate, company registration certificate and a credit rating must be submitted. Tenderers must have sufficient experience from similar assignments, access to the necessary equipment and sufficient qualified staff. The contract requires access to conservation studios and secure transport for sub-contract A. See the tender documentation for a further specification of the qualification requirements.
Tenderers must have relevant experience from similar assignments and have access to personnel with education within painting preservation and object preservation from a certified institution connected to EnCORE or equivalent.
Tenderers must have sufficient capacity to provide up to 4000 hours per annum for subcontract A and 1000 hours per annum for subcontract B.
Section IV: Procedure
The procurement is a special service. The procurement's value is above the national threshold for special services and must, therefore, be announced in the EEA area. The procurement will follow the open tender contest procedure, as regulated in the public procurement regulations, part II. The procurement will not be carried out as an open tender competition.
Section VI: Complementary information
Postboks 511 Sentrum
Bergen
5805
Norway
Telephone: +47 55193000
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Internet address: https://www.kofa.no/
Bergen
5805
Norway
Telephone: +47 55193000