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What Is the Norwegian Agency for Public and Financial Management (DFØ)?
This is a Norwegian procurement term. The Norwegian government body that runs the Doffin notice platform and provides guidance on public procurement.
What does DFØ do in procurement?
It runs Doffin and eBevis, publishes guidance on anskaffelser.no, maintains standard contracts and criteria for climate and environmental requirements, and trains buyers.
Does DFØ supervise procurement?
No. It is a competence and infrastructure body. Supervision and complaints are handled by KOFA and the courts.
Is DFØ relevant to suppliers?
Yes. Its guidance shows how buyers are expected to run competitions, and Doffin and eBevis are the systems suppliers meet in practice.
