The Norwegian Safety Investigation Authority has published the results of a preliminary study into the collapse of the timber Tretten Bridge in the Øyer municipality
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration to hold an information day where it will discuss upcoming procurement opportunities on the E39 Stord – Os (Hordfast) project.
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration has closed 14 wooden truss bridges pending investigations into the cause of a collapse.
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration (NPRA) has appointed a team to carry out the detailed design of what is set to be one of the world’s longest suspension bridges.
Financial close has been reached on Norway’s US$2.2 billion Sotra Connection project, which includes a major suspension bridge.
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration has chosen the winner from the two teams bidding for its largest contract to date.
The design of a floating bridge in west Norway has evolved in tandem with decades of research and development needed to overcome the challenge of building a fixed link across a fjord that is 550m deep and 5km wide. Khalifa Bokhammas reports
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration (NPRA) is briefing contractors, subcontractors and the consulting sector on the next stage in creation of a ferry-free highway.
The city council in Drammen, Norway, has approved plans for a new bridge over the River Drammenselva.
Initial bids for Norway’s Sotra Connection project are due in next month.
Norways’s public roads administration has appointed a consultant to provide independent verification for the designs of two major fjord crossings.
The contract has been awarded for the next phase of what is set to be world’s longest bridge to use structural timber.
Standing beside the Vøringsfossen Waterfall, the eponymously named bridge comprises 99 steps and is 182m above ground.
The construction contract has been signed for a new cable-stayed bridge in Trondheim, Norway.
Road authority Nye Veier has chosen the design-build team for a 1,350m-long bridge over the Norway’s largest lake.
The challenge of transporting and installing the sections of a 580m-long steel bridge in just two weeks has been successfully met in Norway, finds out José María Sánchez de Muniáin
Norwegian roads authority Statens Vegvesen is carrying out twice-daily inspections of the newly-opened Halogaland Bridge after one of the anchor bolts holding the main cable in place was found to have cracked.
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration has appointed two independent teams of designers to determine the best option for a 5km floating bridge.
The tender has been published for the geotechnical investigations needed for a planned record-breaking floating bridge across a wide and deep Norwegian fjord.
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration is seeking two consultants to carry out design development of four floating bridge concepts for the Bjornafjord E39 crossing.
