Procurement of highly specialised rehabilitation services for patients with heart disease or lung disease.

The South-East Health Authority (henceforth referred to as the Contracting Authority) shall enter into a framework agreement with a private non-profit supplier for the procurement of highly specialised rehabilitation services for patients with heart disease and lung disease. A framework agreement will be signed with one tenderer, who will be awarded both sub-services. Only non-profit suppliers who can provide the service within the south-east health region can submit tenders. The health companies belonging to the Contracting Authority and the four non-commercial hospitals with which the Contracting Authority has operational agreements, cannot participate in the procurement, either as the main supplier or sub-supplier. The procurement comprises the following sub-services and form: Partial performance H: Heart disease, 24 hour performance I: Lung diseases, the 24 hour framework agreement will be valid from 1.5.2027 (tentative contract start date) to 31.12.2033. The contracting authority has a unilateral right (option) to extend the framework agreement for up to one (1) year at a time, for a maximum of two (2) years. The maximum contract length will, thus, be eight (8) years and eight (8) months. The contracting authority would like to enter into a framework agreement with an estimated annual financial limit of approx. NOK 131 million in NOK 2027 -2027 (approx. NOK 1.1 billion in the contract period including an option for an extension and excluding annual price adjustment). The final extent of the contract will, however, be in accordance with the request for the services to the health authorities/hospitals. The maximum financial limit for the entire contract period is NOK 1,91 billion, including an option for an extension and an option for adjustment in accordance with Annex 5 - Framework Agreement § 19. The maximum financial limit shall not be taken into account in the price form or evaluation. Further information is in the attached documents.

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