Schemes
Norway
DFØ
Norway
Public procurement
Mandatory

DFØ

The Norwegian Agency for Public and Financial Management's criteria for climate requirements in public construction procurement.

What is DFØ?

DFØ publishes the criteria public clients in Norway use to set climate requirements in construction contracts. When these criteria are in the tender, the greenhouse-gas account is part of what you are being scored on, and part of what you have to keep documenting through delivery.

Reduzer covers the calculation and the documentation trail, so the same numbers serve the bid and the contract follow-up.

How Reduzer supports DFØ

Documentation set matched to the DFØ criteria, calculated to NS 3720.
Tender-stage estimates and delivery-stage accounts kept as versions of one project, so the promise and the result are comparable.
Emission figures per building part, which is the level public clients ask to see.
Key facts
Country
Norway
Type
Public procurement
Status
Mandatory
Method
NS 3720
Phases
A1–A3, A4, A5, B4
Report template
DFØ criteria documentation
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FAQs

What Reduzer is, who it's for, and how it helps you reduce emissions and stay in control.

Who uses the DFØ criteria?

Norwegian public clients setting climate requirements in construction procurement.

Can the same calculation be reused after award?

Yes. The tender calculation becomes the baseline version and the delivery account is tracked against it.

Which life-cycle phases do the DFØ criteria cover?

The material phases calculated to NS 3720, typically A1–A3, A4, A5 and B4, reported per building part.

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