Jernbaneverket has appointed engineering consultancy Rejlers to support a major expansion of Norway’s main line rail network.
The Norwegian government is investing NOK 130 billion over the next 10 years developing intercity routes between Oslo and the cities and towns of Halden,Tønsberg, Hamar, Lillehammer and Skien.
Working alongside Dronninga Landscape AS, CF Møller Architects AS and Tom Stillesby, Rejlers has signed a four-year framework contract with an optional one-year extension.
Anne Siri Haugen, project director at Jernbaneverket, said: “The contract gives us access to a competent and experienced group of consultants who can assist us with advice in many different areas. It provides our project with the capacity and expertise needed to plan the expansion of the 230 kilometers railway.”
