Justice-sector AI / Norway / Domstoladministrasjonen
IT development services framework for Digital Courts Domstoladministrasjonen · Court administration · 2025-09-03
status as stated: can-standard Contract award Not specified Webstep AS; Bekk Consulting AS; Computas AS NOK 640,000,000 as published
TED notice 572841-2025 records award of the Norwegian Courts Administration IT development framework. The notice repeats the Digital Courts strategy language on online conflict resolution, automation and artificial intelligence and names Webstep, Bekk Consulting and Computas as winners.
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