Tenders Are Invited For Water Meters With Remote Reading And Leak Detection in Norway

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water Meters With Remote Reading And Leak Detection . Descriptionbackground And Current Situation The Municipal Board In Sandefjord Municipality Decided In Case 096/26 01.10.2026 To Amend The Regulations On Water And Sewage Charges, With The Introduction Of Water Meters For All Subscribers. In Connection With The Adopted Introduction, There Is A Need For An Agreement For Water Meters That Covers The Municipalitys Future Needs. Todays Solution Has Limited Support For Remote Reading And Monitoring. There Is Therefore A Need For A More Up-To-Date And User-Friendly Meter Solution That Provides Better Control, More Stable Automatic Readings And A Better Basis For Following Up On Subscribers. Description Of Needs The Municipality Needs Ultrasound Meters For All Subscribers, With Remote Reading Using Nb-Iot As Standard. The Meters Must Be Robust And Suitable For Use In Various Subscriber Types, Both Business And Residential/Leisure Accommodation. There Is A Central Need For The Meters To Have Functionality For Leak Detection Before The Meter, So That Leaks On Branch Lines Before The Meter Can Be Detected Early. The Solution Should Contribute To Simpler Operation And Better Control Through Automatic And Stable Acquisition Of Measurement Data And Alarm Data. Technical And Functional Requirements The New Solution Must Support Secure Data Flow And Automatic Transfer Of Measurement Values ​​And Alarms. There Is A Need For Notification To Operations In The Event Of Deviations And Leaks, As Well As Access To History And Analyzes Per Water Meter. The Solution Should Have A Platform For Reading And Following Up The Meters, As Well As The Possibility Of Integration With The Municipalitys Fee System, Currently Norkart. The Need Includes A Solution That Overall Provides Better Monitoring, Early Detection Of Leaks And More Efficient Management Of Water Meter Data. Scope And Phasing-In The Introduction Must Take Place In Stages. Installation Of Water Meters Starts In Buildings Where Changes Are Made, As Well As In New Buildings. A New Political Case Will Later Be Presented With A More Detailed Review Of Implementation And Costs Related To Existing Buildings By The End Of 2026. The Aim Is For All Households To Install Water Meters For A Four-Year Period, But This Depends On Political Decision And Budget.

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