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COTS procurement - the case of Norway

COTS procurement - the case of Norway. Erik Amdal Norwegian Public Roads Administration Department of Technology, Trondheim. Presentation outline. Procurement strategy Procurement policy Use of COTS in Norway Recommendations. Procurement Strategy. Objectives:

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COTS procurement - the case of Norway

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  1. COTS procurement - the case of Norway Erik Amdal Norwegian Public Roads Administration Department of Technology, Trondheim

  2. Presentation outline Procurement strategy Procurement policy Use of COTS in Norway Recommendations

  3. Procurement Strategy Objectives: • Laws and directions must be followed • Results can be verified • The right quality should be obtained • Ensure a good Health Environment Safety • Our suppliers should regard the NPRA as a professional employer.

  4. Procurement policy for the NPRA

  5. (No) Use of COTS in Norway Limitations

  6. Road tolling - AutoPASS

  7. Central system Road side equipment AutoPASS Forwarding Central AutoPASS tag Issuer Road tolling - AutoPASS Interface. Specifications owned by NPRA and available for all.

  8. Ferry ticketing – Handbook 206 • Handbook 206 (HB 206) about electronic ticketing has become a part of Norway's regulations. • All public transportation companies must use HB 206 in their procurement process. • HB 206 are in accordance with ISO and CEN standards.

  9. Recommendations • Make use of open standards. • Standards and specifications should be; • Easy accessible • On English • Owned by some public authority • Make use of requirements for the interfaces instead of technical requirements for the product. • More use of functional requirements for the products. • Cooperation between countries and harmonization of standards. • Buy large quantities.

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