Norway – Monitoring and control services – Market survey (second call) - Condition based operational monitoring of technical installations in nurseries.

1. Introduction OsloBygg KF is considering to procure a digital service for condition based operational monitoring of technical installations in nurseries. The objective of the market survey is to gain better insight into the market and input from suppliers on what systems are available, what can be delivered and how such services can normally be introduced. The market survey is not a competition and the contracting authority is not requesting tenders at this point in time. Participation in the market survey gives no rights or advantages in any later procurement. 2. Provisional need The contracting authority would like input on digital systems that can monitor technical components in nurseries by using sensors, audio analysis, vibration analysis or other relevant measurement parameters. The analysis shall be carried out by KI or ML and it shall automatically alarm in the event of deviations and errors. The system is particularly relevant for: * ventilation aggregates * engines * Fans * Pumps * other relevant technical components The aim of any system is to uncover abnormal operations, errors or wear at an early stage, so that the contracting authority can carry out more targeted and preventive maintenance. The system ought to be able to contribute to better operational security, reduced energy consumption, fewer operational deviations and a better overview of the condition of the technical installations. 3. Input from the market The contracting authority would like general input from suppliers on: * what systems and technologies are available in the market * the types of technical installations and components that can be monitored * if the systems can be used on existing installations without comprehensive reconstruction * how notification, reporting and visualisation normally works * whether the systems can be integrated with MOM systems. * what gains and effects suppliers believe such solutions could provide