ÅF wins SEK 200 million assignment for Banverket
Fri, 06/07/2007 - 10:00 CEST
Regulatory
For further information: Åke Rosenius. President, Infrastructure Division +46 (0)70-827 91 30 Viktor Svensson, Director, Corporate Information +46 (0)70-657 20 26 ÅF has secured a large-scale order from Banverket, the authority responsible for rail transport in Sweden, in conjunction with the Stockholm City Line rail link. The consulting contract consists of three extensive technical assignments: Tomteboda freight yards, the double-track tunnel and new commuter stations, and a risk and safety management assignment. ÅF's involvement with regard to the Tomteboda project and the twin-track tunnel relates to the project engineering of all aspects of the technical rail installations, including ground survey work, track, electrics, signalling and telecommunications, SCADA and channelling as well as technical support up to the time when the facilities are taken into use. The value of the order for ÅF's part is estimated to total approximately SEK 200 million (approx. 22 million euros) up until 2016. The City Link is a two-track rail link with two new stations in a tunnel extending for some 6 kilometres between the commuter rail stations of Stockholms Södra south of the city centre and Tomteboda to the north. The City Link will double rail capacity in and out of Stockholm and help improve punctuality for trains both within the city and throughout the Mälaren Valley. At the same time, the new tunnel will also bring benefits to trains travelling to and from the rest of the country. Corporate Information AB Ångpanneföreningen The ÅF Group is a leader in technical consulting, with expertise founded on more than a century of experience. We offer highly qualified services and solutions for industrial processes, infrastructure projects and the development of products and IT systems. We are also one of the leading names in testing and inspection. Today the ÅF Group has 3,500 employees. Our base is in Europe, but our business and our clients are found all over the world.