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Norway : Statens vegvesen and Implenia sign the Rogfast contract of 4-Billion Kroner

    Paul K. Madsen
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    Norway Statens vegvesen E39 underwater tunnels Rogfast route

    The second contract of the route E39 Rogfast tunnels has been signed between Statens Vegvesen (Norwegian Public Roads Administration) and the contractor Implenia Norge. The contract worth NOK 4 billion has been signed by Ingrid Dahl Hovland of Statens vegvesen and the Audun Aaland of Implenia Norway.

    This is the second contract of the Rogfast tunnels. It cororesponds to section E03 (marked as orange) on the map above. Rogvast tunnels will be total 26,7 km long underwater tunnels. The first contract worth NOK 5 billion for the section E04 (marked in red colour on the map) had been signed with Skanska a short time ago and the contract for the third one, the section E02 (green on the map) will be announced later in the year.

    Press release of Statens vegvesen (translated to English) reads;

    4 billion worth Rogfast contract signed

    On Friday last week, the second major Rogfast contract was signed by road director Ingrid Dahl Hovland and director Audund Aaland in Implenia Norway.

    The contract is the second of the three big ones to build the 26.7 -kilometer -long submarine tunnel between Randaberg in the south to Bokn in the north.

    Together with the other Rogfast contracts, the ripple effects will be great for many types of labor and deliveries in North and South Rogaland.

    18.5 kilometers of tunnel

    The contract is linked to the construction of the southern part of the total 26.7 -kilometer submarine tunnel between Randaberg in the south and Bokn in the north. Implenia/Stangeland will build a twin tunnel from Randaberg in the south and halfway towards Kvitsøy, a total of 18.5 kilometers.

    - I would like to congratulate the entire region on the day. Now the construction from both sides of the Boknafjord. Rogfast will ensure good mobility for large parts of Western Norway. For industry and working life, saving 40 minutes of travel time between Stavanger and Bergen will mean a lot, says Statens vegvesen director Ingrid Dahl Hovland, who believes that the project will also mean a lot for working life in the region, and for ferry -free E39.

    Implenia/Stangeland

    - We are happy to win this prestige project together with our partners in Stangeland Maskin. The E03 parcel is a large and complex infrastructure project in line with our strategy, where we can use our many years of experience and expertise in tunnel and concrete, says CEO of Implenia Norway, Audun Aaland.

    map: Norway Rogfast project route from Statens vegvesen press release

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