Who wins software packages and information systems contracts in Norway
520 contracts were awarded to 350 different
companies over the two years to July 2026, in CPV division 48. The median
award was €2.0M. Every row here comes from the award notice the
contracting authority published in the EU Official Journal.
- Contracts awarded
- 520
- Distinct winners
- 350
- Median award
- €2.0M
- With a published value
- 468 of 520
- Contract types
- Services 362, Supplies 144, Works 14
The companies winning most often
1
Crayon AS
22 contracts won
€1,422.7Mtotal awarded
2
Visma Enterprise AS
15 contracts won
€171.2Mtotal awarded
3
Atea AS (Hovedenhet)
13 contracts won
€635.1Mtotal awarded
7
Netsecurity AS
5 contracts won
€713.6Mtotal awarded
9
NetNordic Norway AS
5 contracts won
€31.6Mtotal awarded
10
WebMed EPJ AS
5 contracts won
€6.3Mtotal awarded
11
Mnemonic AS
4 contracts won
€456.2Mtotal awarded
12
Talentech AS
4 contracts won
€9.0Mtotal awarded
13
PricewaterhouseCoopers AS (hovedenhet)
4 contracts won
€5.6Mtotal awarded
14
Visma Flyt AS
4 contracts won
€4.7Mtotal awarded
15
Artifik AS
4 contracts won
€4.6Mtotal awarded
16
Brainbase AS
4 contracts won
€524total awarded
20
RICOH NORGE AS
3 contracts won
€21.9Mtotal awarded
22
Advania Norge AS
3 contracts won
€14.5Mtotal awarded
23
Avo Consulting AS
3 contracts won
€12.7Mtotal awarded
24
CatalystOne Solutions AS
3 contracts won
€10.4Mtotal awarded
25
Norkart AS
3 contracts won
€5.9Mtotal awarded
Ranked by number of contracts, not by value, because a single
framework agreement can carry a ceiling far larger than the work actually done
under it. Totals are the sum of published values and should be read as an order
of magnitude, not an audited figure.
Most recently awarded
The whole record, as data
These pages are a reading of one slice. The full run — every award in the
Union, with the winner and the value in euro — is published as a dataset you
can download and check yourself.
Contract awards dataset →See also:
every open tender in Norway ·
Software packages and information systems across the EU