Laje AS has been notified of the award of the framework agreement “26238 Entreprenørtjenester kundefinansiert nettanlegg” (Contractor Services for Customer-Financed Grid Installations) by Føie AS.
The framework agreement covers contractor services related to customer-financed grid installations for Føie AS, including assignments in the distribution grid such as service connections, substations and other grid installations.
The agreement runs from 15 December 2026 to 14 December 2031, with an option to extend for up to two years, in increments of up to 12 months.
Laje AS was ranked first in the tender, with a total score of 99 out of 100 points. Bids were evaluated on price and costs, proposed solution, assignment-specific expertise, and climate and environment.
Laje’s evaluated bid amount in the tender was NOK 85.5 million. The stated volumes are not binding on the contracting authority, and the actual contract value will depend on call-offs made during the agreement period.
“This framework agreement is an important award for Laje and consolidates the company’s position in the region. Winning the tender with a score of 99 out of 100 points shows that the contracting authority values our expertise, our solutions and our commitment to delivery. We look forward to continuing and further developing our strong partnership with Føie,” says Anders Granshagen, CEO of Qben Infra AB, the parent company of Laje AS.
The award is subject to a standard standstill period expiring on 24 November 2026, before the final contract can be entered into.
ContactAnders Kjøll, CFO, Qben Infra ABE-mail: anders.kjoll@qpower.no
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AttachmentsQben Infra’s subsidiary Laje AS awarded framework agreement with Føie AS