Framework agreement for forestry services in connection with area protection.

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The procurement shall cover the contracting authority ́s need for forestry services in connection with compensation as a result of the establishment of protected areas in accordance with the Diversity of Nature Act. The contract includes: 1. Valuation and negotiations in connection with compensation resulting from the establishment of protected areas in accordance with the Diversity of Nature Act. 2. Valuation and negotiations on replacement of mates in connection with compensation resulting from the establishment of protected areas in accordance with the Diversity of Nature Act. Climate and environmental considerations The Norwegian Environment Agency deems that the procurement, in accordance with nature, falls within the exclusionary provision in the procurement regulations § 7-9 (5). The main service in accordance with the agreement consists of services by human resources at the tenderer preparing and providing consultancy services. The service is seen as providing consultancy services as a combination of administrative work as well as practical work. The administrative services are typically carried out as desk work. Based on the above mentioned, the Norwegian Environment Agency assumes that the consultant ́s climate footprint and environmental impact will be equivalent to the load from an average permanent employee. See DFØ ́s guidelines, where it is clear that consultancy services are typically the employee ́s need for office space and equipment, the energy consumption in the building in which they work, travel for work, and waste generation that contributes to the employee's climate footprint and environmental impact. Furthermore, it is stated that again of these elements fall within the nature of the procurement (consultancy services). The Norwegian Environment Agency estimates that the administrative services/consultancy services in accordance with nature result in an immaterial climate footprint and an immaterial environmental impact, and use the exclusion provision in the procurement regulations § 7-9 fifth paragraph.

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