Skanska Secures NOK 1.2 Billion Railway Contract in Norway

Skanska AB has been awarded a contract to construct a new double-track railway line in Norway, with a total value of NOK 1.2 billion (approximately SEK 1.1 billion).
Skanska Secures NOK 1.2 Billion Railway Contract in Norway

April 13: The project has been added to the company's Nordic order bookings, strengthening its presence in public infrastructure development across the region.

Project Scope

  • Type: Double-track railway line

  • Value: NOK 1.2 billion (~SEK 1.1 billion)

  • Objective: Improve operational capacity and efficiency on the route

Strategic Context

Expansion of railway infrastructure in Norway has been a priority for authorities to support:

  • Growing passenger demand

  • Smoother freight movement

Skanska's Expertise

Skanska has been actively involved in transport infrastructure projects across Europe, particularly in rail and road development. The company has previously delivered several large-scale railway and tunnel projects in the Nordic region, focusing on sustainable construction practices and long-term durability.

European Context

The contract comes at a time when governments across Europe are increasing investments in rail networks to promote environmentally efficient modes of transport. In Norway, rail upgrades form a key part of the national strategy to:

  • Reduce road traffic congestion

  • Lower carbon emissions