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What Are the Norwegian Public Procurement Regulations (FOA)?
This is Norwegian law. The regulation that elaborates on the Public Procurement Act and sets out the detailed procedural rules for public purchasing in Norway.
How is the FOA structured?
In parts that apply according to value: Part I for all procurement above the trigger threshold, Part II for procurements above the national threshold, and Part III for those above the EEA thresholds.
What does each part add?
Part I sets basic rules without a publication duty. Part II adds publication in Doffin and procedural requirements. Part III applies the full EEA procedures and deadlines.
Is the FOA being replaced?
A new regulatory structure has been under preparation following the procurement law review. Check the current status before relying on specific section numbers.
