Bakkegata - Grøttboveien sanitation, stage 2 (sewer and water renewal) 2026 Tender

Original: VA sanering Bakkegata - Grøttboveien (del 2).

Indre Østfold kommune

About this tender

Indre Østfold kommune is procuring construction works to separate and renew the water and sewage pipe network in the Bakkegata - Grøttboveien (part 2) area in Askim, Norway. The works cover the network along Bakkegata, Bjerklundveien, Flatenveien, Museumsveien, Grøtvedgata and Grøttboveien, up to the northern junction with Trøgstadveien, plus some routes down toward Kolstadbekken. The stated purpose is to reduce the load on Kolstadbekken, improve water quality in the receiving water body, and decommission existing overflow chambers that currently cause unwanted discharges during heavy rainfall. Scope includes new water and sewage pipes, including separation of service connections, and reinstatement of municipal and private roads affected by the excavation. The project also includes electrical work on existing street lighting, covering replacement and adaptation of cables, foundations and luminaires, and installation of cable ducts for future pipes. The tender is an open procedure under Directive 2014/25/EU, with estimated value of NOK 64,000,000 excluding VAT. Planned start dates are 05.01.2027 (LOT-0001) and 04.01.2027 (LOT-0002). The duration is listed as unknown in one lot and as one year in the other. No renewal options are foreseen. The contract is not financed with EU funds. The page is truncated, so later sections may contain further detail.

Bidder eligibility

Exclusion grounds follow the standard EU/EEA framework (ESPD). These cover criminal convictions for corruption, fraud, money laundering, terrorist offences, criminal organisation participation and child labour/trafficking, applying to the supplier or its management persons, with a five-year look-back. Other grounds include known breaches of environmental, labour or social law, grave professional misconduct, serious contract breaches in prior public contracts, misrepresentation, conflicts of interest, prior involvement in preparing the procurement, and failure to pay taxes or social security contributions. Insolvency, bankruptcy, liquidation, or debt-arrangement situations are also grounds, subject to the bidder explaining how it can still perform. Selection criteria listed for both lots: registration in a relevant professional register and in a trade/company register in the supplier's home Member State. Quality-related items (independent quality assurance and environmental management certificates, and quality control certificates) are listed as available evidence. Staff names and qualifications must be provided, though they are currently unknown. Reserved participation is not applicable. Specific financial thresholds and technical reference requirements are not visible in the captured text.

Lots

• Lot LOT-0001: Åpen anbudskonkurranse (title field as published; description covers the water and sewage network works)

  Separation and renewal of water and sewage pipe network in Bakkegata, Bjerklundveien, Flatenveien, Museumsveien, Grøtvedgata, Grøttboveien to the northern junction with Trøgstadveien, and routes toward Kolstadbekken. Includes new pipes, separation of service connections, road reinstatement, electrical works on street lighting, and ducting for future pipes. Start date 05.01.2027. Internal ID 1967174-0.

• Lot LOT-0002: Kvalifikasjonskrav (title field as published; description covers the same network works)

  Same scope as LOT-0001 as published: water and sewage network renewal and separation in the Bakkegata - Grøttboveien area, Askim, with road reinstatement and street lighting electrical works. Lot is marked as including services in addition to construction. Start date 04.01.2027, duration year 1. Internal ID 1967176-1.

Key requirements

• ✓Separate combined water and wastewater networks in Bakkegata - Grøttboveien area
• ✓Renew water and sewer pipe infrastructure, estimated value NOK 64.0M
• ✓Submission deadline 2026-11-18

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Water funding covers supply, sanitation, wastewater treatment, water efficiency, catchment management and flood risk. A large share is public procurement for infrastructure and services, alongside grants for innovation and access in underserved areas. Bidders and applicants are typically assessed on technical capacity, operating experience and community impact.