Prices and fees
Here you will find an overview of prices and fees related to calibration and supervision, as well as the price list for services as a notified body. The Norwegian Metrology Service also offers field services and other metrological assignments upon request.
Our price lists
We offer standard calibration services and assignments as a notified body.
Prices are updated annually.
- Calibration price list 2025 (In Norwegian)
- Technical Control Body price list 2025 (In Norwegian)
- Pricelist Notified Body (In Norwegian)
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Annual supervision fees
Many of the Norwegian Metrology Service’s inspection areas are financed through an annual fee paid by operators in the relevant sectors. The annual fee is set each year by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries and covers the supervision of the respective areas.
The fee must be paid upon receipt of the invoice from the Norwegian Tax Administration, which collects the fee on behalf of the Norwegian Metrology Service. The annual fee is must be paid regardless of whether or not an inspection is conducted for the measuring instrument in that particular year.
You can find an overview of the annual inspection fees for the various supervision areas here. (In Norwegian)
All entrepreneurs within a sector contribute to financing the inspection, while the Norwegian Metrology Service performs inspections only for a selected sample. This ensures risk-based and targeted supervision and helps maintain sufficient insight into the accuracy of measurements. In this way, we promotes trust and fair competition in the industry at a cost far lower than if all instruments were inspected every year.
Inspection fees
- Attendance fee – for the inspector’s on-site presence
- Hourly fee – per hour spent on site
- Non-compliance fee – for violation of regulations
See the overview of inspection-related fees here. (In Norwegian)
The Norwegian Metrology Service’s fees and charges
This document provides information on the basis for the Service’s fees and charges. (In Norwegian)
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You will receive a calibration certificate showing the measurement uncertainty, calculated according to ISO 17025. The uncertainty takes into account the reference standards, method and measurement conditions.
All customers have the right to submit a complaint if they are dissatisfied with a calibration service from the Norwegian Metrology Service. Complaints may be submitted in writing or verbally, and are handled impartially and constructively.
Procedure:
- The complaint is registered in our digital deviation system.
- You will receive a confirmation including process information and expected handling time.
- The complaint is reviewed by someone not involved in the assignment.
- We aim to process all complaints within 30 working days.
- You will receive a written response detailing the outcome.
Send written complaints to postmottak@justervesenet.no.
Yes. We offer calibration agreements for customers seeking predictability and efficiency. Through such an agreement, we plan calibrations in advance and schedule your equipment for fixed intervals. Delivery time and price are agreed in advance and stated in the order confirmation before work begins. For customers with several similar instruments, we can arrange batch calibration and provide discounts for efficient execution. Please contact us to discuss a customised agreement.
You can order calibration by contacting the Norwegian Metrology Service via email, telephone or our order form. We are happy to help you identify the correct service and provide practical information on how to send in your instrument.
The price depends on the type of instrument and the scope of the assignment. You can find indicative prices in the Norwegian Metrology Service’s price list.
After calibration, you will receive a calibration certificate documenting the measurement results, uncertainty and references used. The certificate also shows traceability to national or international standards and may be used for audits or quality assurance.
The calibration interval should be based on the required accuracy, frequency of use, and the consequences of potential measurement errors. Instruments used frequently, under demanding conditions, or for critical measurements should be calibrated more often than those used rarely or under stable conditions. For instruments used in commercial transactions, legal control intervals may be set by regulation. For other types of instruments, recommendations can be found in Norwegian Accreditation guidelines (e.g. NA-Dok 26a for scales) and international documents such as ILAC-G24.
We recommend assessing your specific needs and contacting us for advice on calibration intervals suited to your instruments and applications.
When you order a calibration, we first agree on the instrument type and the tests required. You then send the instrument to us, or we arrange on-site calibration if necessary. Our experts perform the calibration in accordance with international standards, and you receive a certificate showing the results, uncertainty and traceability. The instrument is then returned to you safely.
Assignments upon request
The Norwegian Metrology Service undertakes assignments tailored to your company’s metrological needs. These may include:
- Field assignments outside the standard offering
- Measurements in special environments
- Consultancy or technical assessments
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