Bergen municipality c/o the Agency for Water and Sewage, is responsible for the public water and sewage network, which comprises approx. 1200 km sewage pipelines and approx. 900 water pipelines. Approx. 1% of the public sewage network is renewed per annum.

Since 1 January 2020, Bergen municipality has taken over the ownership of the part of service lines that are located in public roads. This means that the sewage network for which the municipality is responsible has increased and that many pipes have shared responsibility. Thus, there have been higher requirements for carrying out the inspection of these "shared" pipes.

In connection with the renewal of the public pipeline network, mapping and / or condition assessment of private pipelines connected to the public network is carried out. This condition assessment of the private network is carried out with the help of pipe inspections and is the basis for this procurement.

A contract with 2 suppliers is planned for this framework agreement. 

Bergen municipality c/o the Agency for Water and Sewage, is responsible for the public water and sewage network, which comprises approx. 1200 km sewage pipelines and approx. 900 water pipelines. Approx. 1% of the public sewage network is renewed per annum.

Since 1 January 2020, Bergen municipality has taken over the ownership of the part of service lines that are located in public roads. This means that the sewage network for which the municipality is responsible has increased and that many pipes have shared responsibility. Thus, there have been higher requirements for carrying out the inspection of these "shared" pipes.

In connection with the renewal of the public pipeline network, mapping and / or condition assessment of private pipelines connected to the public network is carried out. This condition assessment of the private network is carried out with the help of pipe inspections and is the basis for this procurement.

A contract with 2 suppliers is planned for this framework agreement.