Oppskriftfastsettelse

Oppskriftfastsettelse is a term used in Norwegian law, specifically within the context of public procurement. It refers to the process of determining the price of a public procurement contract based on a detailed specification of the goods, services, or works to be procured. This process is governed by the Public Procurement Act and aims to ensure transparency, fairness, and value for money in public procurement.

The oppskriftfastsettelse process typically involves the following steps:

1. Preparation of a detailed specification: The procuring entity prepares a comprehensive specification of the goods, services, or works to be procured. This includes detailed descriptions, quantities, and quality requirements.

2. Invitation to tender: The procuring entity invites suppliers to submit bids based on the detailed specification. Suppliers are required to provide a price for the goods, services, or works as specified.

3. Evaluation of bids: The procuring entity evaluates the bids based on the detailed specification. The evaluation considers factors such as price, quality, and compliance with the specification.

4. Award of contract: The procuring entity awards the contract to the supplier whose bid is deemed to be the best value for money, based on the evaluation of the bids.

The oppskriftfastsettelse process is designed to ensure that public procurement contracts are awarded based on objective criteria, rather than subjective factors. It also aims to promote competition and innovation in the public procurement market.