Open opportunities from Miljødirektoratet
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Environmental monitoring other than for construction – Basic monitoring of environmental toxins in fresh water (MILFERSK) 2027-2031
Miljødirektoratet · NO
This tender procures chemical analysis and environmental monitoring of water toxins in fish and freshwater samples across Norway, with data reporting to the Water Environment Database. Bidders should have laboratory capacity for water-quality analysis, expertise in prioritised water-regulation substances, and experience with environmental data management systems.
Basic monitoring of environmental contaminants in freshwater 2027-2031
Miljødirektoratet · NO
This tender procures chemical analysis of environmental contaminants in freshwater fish and lake sediments, plus data reporting to support water-quality classification under EU Water Framework Directive. Bidders must be analytical laboratories with expertise in priority-substance detection and water-quality monitoring.
Impacts of drone use on nature and wildlife: a knowledge synthesis
Miljødirektoratet · NO
The Norwegian Environment Agency seeks a systematic knowledge synthesis on how drone flight affects nature and wildlife in air, land and water, focusing on small and medium civil drones. It suits research institutions or consultancies with ecological and literature-review expertise, as no new field studies are included.
OSPAR litter monitoring – beaches and rivers 2027-2030
Miljødirektoratet · NO
Miljødirektoratet is procuring monitoring of litter amount, composition and trends on OSPAR beaches and in three major Norwegian rivers for 2027-2030, to assess marine litter status, sources and the effect of measures. Suited to environmental monitoring firms or research consultancies with field sampling and marine-litter survey capacity.
Dynamic purchasing arrangement – ecological forest mapping 2026–2030
Miljødirektoratet · NO
Miljødirektoratet is establishing a dynamic purchasing system for ecological forest surveys (2026–2030) including NiN habitat mapping, species registrations, and descriptions to support forest conservation. Bidders should be environmental consultancies, ecological survey firms, or research institutions with expertise in Norwegian forest ecology and standardized habitat classification.