Latest Norway Research & Development Tenders

5 live tenders, updated daily.

Tender Impulse lists 5 live Research & Development tenders in Norway, updated every day. One was added since this time last week. Norway is 20th of the 24 countries with live Research & Development tenders on Tender Impulse. The CPV codes that come up most often are Research services (73110000), Research and development services and related consultancy services (73000000) and Research and development consultancy services (73200000). The latest one arrived on 21 Oct 2026.

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Research and development tenders in Norway

Research councils, universities, ministries and innovation agencies tender for research studies, pilot projects, scientific services and development work, and some publish calls for funding that work like tenders. Research and development services are classified under CPV division 73.

Research calls often have fixed annual deadlines and detailed eligibility rules. Tender Impulse alerts catch new Norway calls as they open, so there is time to prepare a proposal.

Bidding in Norway

Norwegian public buyers advertise on Doffin, the national database for public procurement, and as an EEA member Norway also publishes above-threshold contracts on TED. Documents are usually in Norwegian; subscribers get Research & Development tender details translated at no extra cost.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Norway Research & Development Tenders

How many Norway Research & Development tenders are open right now?
Tender Impulse lists 5 open Norway Research & Development tenders. Of these, 1 was published in the last seven days. The count is refreshed every two hours as new notices are published and others close.
Which CPV codes are used in Norway Research & Development tenders?
The CPV codes that appear most often in open Norway Research & Development tenders are Research services (73110000), Research and development services and related consultancy services (73000000) and Research and development consultancy services (73200000). Adding these codes to a Tender Impulse alert brings new matching notices by email every day.
How are Research & Development tenders in Norway advertised?
Norwegian public buyers advertise Research & Development tenders on Doffin, the national database for public procurement. As a member of the European Economic Area, Norway also publishes contracts over the procurement thresholds on TED. Frequent buyers include Sykehusinnkjøp HF for the hospital trusts, the Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency, the government building agency Statsbygg and the airport operator Avinor.
Are Norwegian Research & Development tenders in English or Norwegian?
Norwegian Research & Development tenders usually come with documents in Norwegian. Tender Impulse subscribers can have them translated at no extra cost, request the complete tender documents, receive daily alerts by keyword and CPV code, and use contract award data to see who has won previous framework agreements with the same buyer.
What do Norway research and development tenders cover?
Norway research and development tenders cover research studies, pilot projects, scientific services and development work, issued by research councils, universities, ministries and innovation agencies, and some calls for funding work like tenders. Research and development services are classified under CPV division 73.
What should a research proposal contain when bidding on Norway R&D tenders?
A research proposal on Norway R&D tenders usually contains the objectives and methodology, a work plan with milestones and deliverables, CVs of the research team, evidence of relevant publications or projects, a budget and sometimes letters from partners. Research calls often have detailed eligibility rules on organisation type, partnership and co-funding, so check them first.
How are Norway research proposals evaluated?
Norway research proposals are usually evaluated on scientific quality, methodology, team expertise, expected impact and value for money, often by expert panels. Pitfalls include fixed annual deadlines with no extensions, strict formatting and page limits, and unclear rules on intellectual property ownership. Starting early helps, since partner agreements and approvals can take weeks.
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