Veidekke Secures Major Public Contracts: Advancing Healthcare and Infrastructure in Norway and Sweden
December 21, 2025, 9:33 am
Leading Nordic contractor Veidekke secured two pivotal public works. A NOK 261 million contract in Porsgrunn, Norway, focuses on healthcare. It includes a new BREEAM-certified nursing home wing and an emergency clinic. This significantly boosts local medical services. Concurrently, a SEK 107 million deal in Linköping, Sweden, targets critical infrastructure. Veidekke will build an essential access road and bypass, including a tunnel. This enhances traffic safety and regional development. Both projects exemplify Veidekke's expertise across diverse sectors. They underline a commitment to sustainable growth. Local communities benefit from improved facilities and economic impact. These major wins solidify Veidekke's Scandinavian market position.
Veidekke, a prominent Scandinavian construction firm, recently expanded its project portfolio. The company secured two substantial public contracts. One project focuses on crucial healthcare infrastructure in Norway. The other targets vital transportation networks in Sweden. These new assignments highlight Veidekke's diverse capabilities. They also underscore its commitment to sustainable development.
In Porsgrunn, Norway, Veidekke will construct a new wing for Mule nursing home. It will also build a new emergency clinic. The contract with Porsgrunn municipality is valued at NOK 261 million. This project is a turnkey agreement. It excludes VAT. The facility will serve residents of both Porsgrunn and Bamble municipalities.
The new building will be extensive. It covers 7,650 square meters. It features four floors and a basement. The design incorporates 64 new resident rooms. These rooms include various support functions for the nursing home. The emergency clinic provides essential medical services. It expands regional healthcare access.
Sustainability is a key component of the Porsgrunn project. The facility will achieve BREEAM-NOR “Very Good” certification. This designation ensures high environmental standards. It reflects a commitment to eco-friendly construction practices. Energy efficiency and responsible material sourcing are prioritized.
Construction will integrate with existing operations. The new wing will connect to the current nursing home. The existing facility remains fully operational. This minimizes disruption to vital patient care. Work will commence in the first quarter of 2026. Completion is projected for the third quarter of 2027. This timeline ensures swift delivery of modern healthcare facilities.
Local employment benefits from this project. Veidekke’s skilled workers will handle concrete and carpentry. Apprentices will also gain valuable experience. This supports regional employment. It fosters crucial skills development. The contract bolsters Veidekke's order backlog for Q4 2026.
Across the border in Sweden, Veidekke also secured a major infrastructure contract. The company will build an access road and bypass in Linköping. This project, west of Linghem, is for the Swedish Transport Administration. The execution contract is valued at approximately SEK 107 million.
This critical infrastructure development spans several kilometers. It includes approximately 3.5 kilometers of new road. A 600-meter cycle path will also be constructed. Three new construction works are part of the scope. One complex section involves building a tunnel under existing railway tracks. Significant drainage work is also required.
The Linköping bypass project offers multiple benefits. It will improve accessibility in the region. Traffic safety will increase significantly. The new road enables further development of new areas within the municipality. This supports urban growth and economic expansion. The project’s expected completion is 2028. This long-term investment supports future regional needs. The contract was included in Veidekke’s Q4 2025 order book. This marks Veidekke's first assignment for the Swedish Transport Administration in Östergötland. It signifies regional expansion for the company.
Veidekke is a leading player in Scandinavian construction. The company undertakes diverse assignments. These include all types of building and civil engineering projects. Its operations also encompass road maintenance. Production of asphalt and aggregates forms another core business. Veidekke emphasizes stakeholder involvement. It values local experience.
The company boasts impressive financial strength. Its annual turnover is around NOK 41 billion. Approximately half of its 8,000 employees own shares. This fosters a strong, engaged workforce. Veidekke is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange. It has maintained profitability every year since its founding in 1936. This consistent performance underscores its market resilience.
These recent contract wins reflect broader industry trends. Demand for modern, sustainable healthcare facilities remains high. Aging populations drive this need. Public infrastructure investment is also critical. Governments prioritize improved transport links. They seek enhanced safety and economic growth. Veidekke's strategic focus aligns with these market demands. Its expertise in green building, like BREEAM-NOR certification, positions it well for future projects.
Veidekke’s commitment to local economies is clear. Its projects create jobs. They develop skills. They deliver essential public services. From advanced healthcare complexes to vital road networks, Veidekke continues to shape Scandinavia’s built environment. These new contracts solidify its position as a trusted partner for public sector development. They showcase its ability to deliver complex projects on time and to high standards.
Veidekke, a prominent Scandinavian construction firm, recently expanded its project portfolio. The company secured two substantial public contracts. One project focuses on crucial healthcare infrastructure in Norway. The other targets vital transportation networks in Sweden. These new assignments highlight Veidekke's diverse capabilities. They also underscore its commitment to sustainable development.
In Porsgrunn, Norway, Veidekke will construct a new wing for Mule nursing home. It will also build a new emergency clinic. The contract with Porsgrunn municipality is valued at NOK 261 million. This project is a turnkey agreement. It excludes VAT. The facility will serve residents of both Porsgrunn and Bamble municipalities.
The new building will be extensive. It covers 7,650 square meters. It features four floors and a basement. The design incorporates 64 new resident rooms. These rooms include various support functions for the nursing home. The emergency clinic provides essential medical services. It expands regional healthcare access.
Sustainability is a key component of the Porsgrunn project. The facility will achieve BREEAM-NOR “Very Good” certification. This designation ensures high environmental standards. It reflects a commitment to eco-friendly construction practices. Energy efficiency and responsible material sourcing are prioritized.
Construction will integrate with existing operations. The new wing will connect to the current nursing home. The existing facility remains fully operational. This minimizes disruption to vital patient care. Work will commence in the first quarter of 2026. Completion is projected for the third quarter of 2027. This timeline ensures swift delivery of modern healthcare facilities.
Local employment benefits from this project. Veidekke’s skilled workers will handle concrete and carpentry. Apprentices will also gain valuable experience. This supports regional employment. It fosters crucial skills development. The contract bolsters Veidekke's order backlog for Q4 2026.
Across the border in Sweden, Veidekke also secured a major infrastructure contract. The company will build an access road and bypass in Linköping. This project, west of Linghem, is for the Swedish Transport Administration. The execution contract is valued at approximately SEK 107 million.
This critical infrastructure development spans several kilometers. It includes approximately 3.5 kilometers of new road. A 600-meter cycle path will also be constructed. Three new construction works are part of the scope. One complex section involves building a tunnel under existing railway tracks. Significant drainage work is also required.
The Linköping bypass project offers multiple benefits. It will improve accessibility in the region. Traffic safety will increase significantly. The new road enables further development of new areas within the municipality. This supports urban growth and economic expansion. The project’s expected completion is 2028. This long-term investment supports future regional needs. The contract was included in Veidekke’s Q4 2025 order book. This marks Veidekke's first assignment for the Swedish Transport Administration in Östergötland. It signifies regional expansion for the company.
Veidekke is a leading player in Scandinavian construction. The company undertakes diverse assignments. These include all types of building and civil engineering projects. Its operations also encompass road maintenance. Production of asphalt and aggregates forms another core business. Veidekke emphasizes stakeholder involvement. It values local experience.
The company boasts impressive financial strength. Its annual turnover is around NOK 41 billion. Approximately half of its 8,000 employees own shares. This fosters a strong, engaged workforce. Veidekke is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange. It has maintained profitability every year since its founding in 1936. This consistent performance underscores its market resilience.
These recent contract wins reflect broader industry trends. Demand for modern, sustainable healthcare facilities remains high. Aging populations drive this need. Public infrastructure investment is also critical. Governments prioritize improved transport links. They seek enhanced safety and economic growth. Veidekke's strategic focus aligns with these market demands. Its expertise in green building, like BREEAM-NOR certification, positions it well for future projects.
Veidekke’s commitment to local economies is clear. Its projects create jobs. They develop skills. They deliver essential public services. From advanced healthcare complexes to vital road networks, Veidekke continues to shape Scandinavia’s built environment. These new contracts solidify its position as a trusted partner for public sector development. They showcase its ability to deliver complex projects on time and to high standards.