15 trade tenders for the new psychiatric hospital in Roskilde have now been made public. Companies wishing to prequalify for tendering must do so before 28 July 2017. The building site will be established in March 2018, with project delivery in early 2021. Forensic psychiatry takes a major step forward in defining treatment and providing
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The prequalification and procurement process is already underway. But there is still room for suppliers and subcontractors eager to play a role in creating the new light rail traffic system covering 11 municipalities and servicing 13 million passengers annually. The general procurement process for the new light rail system in Greater Copenhagen is well underway
Denmark and Germany are planning to build the world’s longest immersed tunnel, allowing rail and road traffic to cross the Fehmarnbelt in less than 10 minutes. Public hearings ended two weeks ahead of schedule in mid-July, bringing the project that much closer. The €8-9bn link between Continental Europe and Scandinavia is expected to enter the
During the last 4 years, the Danish construction sector has realised projects equivalent to an overall contract sum of more than €42b. In other words, Denmark is one of the most interesting countries in Northern Europe for construction companies that are looking to extend and consolidate their business. The newsletter “Building Site Denmark” updates foreign
Since 2012, the Danish building and construction sector has realised projects equivalent to an overall contract sum of no less than €43b, and foreign businesses have good opportunities of expanding their activities in Northern Europe and improving their financial results. From 2008 to 2012, the majority of the western world experienced a financial recession. The
One of Denmark’s largest urban development projects, Vinge, is on route from the architect’s drawing boards to actual construction projects. In the years ahead, a 370-hectare nature resort just south of Frederikssund will create the framework for more than 20,000 inhabitants’ lives close to jobs and schools – a short 40 minute drive from Copenhagen.
A new world-class National Museum of Natural History is planned for construction in Copenhagen. Private foundations, Copenhagen University and the Danish government will finance the construction equivalent to an overall contract sum of approx. €129m. In the beginning of March 2017, the Danish Building and Property Agency, which is the project’s entrepreneur, will invite contractors
