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NCC has been commissioned by Karlskoga Municipality to construct a new swim center adjacent to the Nobelhallen sports facility in Karlskoga. The project is a turnkey contract in partnering form with an order value of approximately SEK 440 million. Read the press release: https://brnw.ch/21wRy9Y The planning of the swim center has been in progress since spring 2023 in close collaboration with Karlskoga Municipality, local partners and NCC’s internal team of experts in swim center construction. “We are pleased to develop and build the new swim center in Karlskoga. By combining knowledge from our central team of swim center experts with the local project team, we can work together with Karlskoga Municipality to realize the objectives of this project,” says Niklas Sparw, Head of NCC Building Sweden.

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🚧 Marselistunnelen: A once-in-a-generation project for Aarhus — and a decade-long collaboration ahead We’re have been selected by the Danish Road Directorate (Vejdirektoratet) as client consultant for the Marselis Tunnel — a transformative infrastructure project that will reshape mobility and the urban environment in Aarhus. Over the next ten years, Ramboll — in collaboration with Jacobs, schønherr and SPVI - Ingeniørrådgivning — will deliver full client advisory services: from design to procurement support and construction oversight. Drawing on deep national expertise and international experience, we will help deliver a solution that balances technical excellence, community impact, and long-term liveability. “We’re honoured to support Vejdirektoratet on this ambitious and complex assignment. Our team looks forward to bringing national and international expertise to improve mobility between Aarhus Harbour and the motorway network — while enhancing the urban environment along Marselis Boulevard.” — Asger Knudsen, Director, Transport Denmark, Ramboll The Marselis Tunnel is a cornerstone of Infrastrukturplan 2035 and stands as a vital investment in future-proof, sustainable transport infrastructure for Denmark’s second-largest city. Read more about the project here: https://lnkd.in/dqAR_9J2 in Danish Visuals by Schønherr #Marselistunnelen #Infrastructure2035 #Ramboll #Jakobs #UrbanMobility #Tunnelling #Aarhus #SustainableCities #TransportPlanning

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Women in engineering: Celebrated today, needed every day 🌍 Today is International Women in Engineering Day — a day to celebrate the brightest, boldest, and bravest women engineers shaping our world. But also a moment to reflect on what still needs to change — within our industry and within ourselves. At COWI, we are fortunate to work alongside many outstanding women whose dedication, knowledge, and perspectives drive our projects forward every day. From complex infrastructure to climate adaptation, their contributions are invaluable — not just to our business, but to society at large. Yet, engineering still doesn’t reflect the full diversity of the world it serves. And that must change. When women join engineering teams, we see broader thinking, richer collaboration, and solutions that reflect the full complexity of the world we’re building for. That’s why we’ve set ambitious targets at COWI. Women currently hold 27% of senior leadership roles, and we aim to raise that to 40% by 2030. Achieving this is about more than numbers. It’s about creating a workplace where everyone — regardless of gender — feels valued and empowered to grow, lead, and shape the future 🌱. We’ve asked some of our female engineers — Sandra Rán Ásgrímsdóttir, Ólöf Kristjánsdóttir, and Joanna Wróblewska-Rochon — to share their experiences as women in engineering and the advice they would give to other women pursuing careers in the field. Flick through the gallery below to learn more. 💬 I invite everyone to join the conversation. Share your experiences of inclusion — and the barriers we must still overcome — to help us keep moving forward. #INWED2025 #ShapeTheWorld #WomenInEngineering #EngineeringHeroes #DiversityInEngineering

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