2-Ude-2026 Restoration of the Organ at Oslo Handelsgymnasium Tender

• Country: Norway
• Summary: 2-Ude-2026 Restoration of the Organ at Oslo Handelsgymnasium
• NOT Ref No: 135820587
• Deadline: 13 Mar 2026
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: NOK 1500000
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: 2026-103095
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• Description:
• 2-UDE-2026 Restoration of the organ at Oslo Handelsgymnasium PURPOSE AND SCOPE The purpose of the procurement is to enter into a contract with a qualified organ builder for the restoration and rehabilitation of the organ in Oslo Handelsgymnasium's hall. The organ is supplied by J.H. Jørgensen's Organ Factory (Oslo) in 1948, and has two manuals and a pedal. The organ is a time- and place-specific instrument, closely linked to the building's architecture and use. The client wishes to ensure that the instrument is returned to a satisfactory technical, musical and operational condition, so that it can again be used in a stable and appropriate way for teaching, concerts and other events in the auditorium. The music desk is placed in a niche in the auditorium on the 1st floor, while the organ itself is placed in swelling house on the third gallery (4th floor). The transmission between the music desk and the organ is electric, and the pipework is mounted on electropneumatic wind chargers. The instrument is built with a layout that includes both independent registers and unit/transmission solutions, where the same pipe work is used across voices and works. Scope and overall needs The client is aware that over time the organ has suffered a significant backlog when it comes to maintenance. Recurring errors have been reported and defects that affect ease of use and operational safety, including irregular functioning of tones and registers as well as technical weaknesses in wind and control systems. Based on available documentation and previous professional assessment...
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