Norway’s state-owned airport operator Avinor has started the construction work for a new Arctic International Airport in Bodø, Norway.
In addition, Avinor plans a new business district to cement Bodø’s role as an aviation city and hub for connecting north and south Norway. The site preparation process gets underway with the developer's groundbreaking ceremony. Over 3.5 million cubic meters of dirt and bedrock will need to be excavated for this.
It is expected to handle up to 2.3 million passengers annually. Full construction work is scheduled to begin in 2024.
Country updates
-
-
March 27, 2023
Contract signed for Helgerudkvartalet urban development project in Sandvika
Skanska has signed a contract with developer Andenæs Eiendom worth US$38.5 million to build the next phase of the ‘Helgerudkvartalet’ urban development in Sandvika, Norway. The cont...
Read more -
March 24, 2023
Ancala Partners closed acquisition of Fjord Base Holding Group
Ancala Partners (Ancala) has announced its acquisition of a 75% stake in Fjord Base Holding Group (Fjord Base). Fjord Base is run by founding partners Semi AS and the WIS Group. In order to...
Read more -
March 20, 2023
Vauban closes debt refinancing transaction for Boreal Holding
Vauban Infrastructure Partners has announced the closing of a NOK3.2 billion (US$297.38 million) senior debt refinancing transaction for Boreal Holding AS. The refinancing was accomplished by combini...
Read more -
February 28, 2023
Construction begins for Museum of the Viking Age PPP project in Norway
Statsbygg has announced the beginning of construction of the Museum of the Viking Age public-private partnership (PPP) project on the Bygdøy peninsula southwest of Oslo, Norway. The US$370 mil...
Read more -
February 03, 2023
Telenor divested 30% of Norwegian Fibre to KKR-led consortium
The KKR-led consortium has completed the acquisition of a 30% stake of around NOK10.8 billion (US$1 billion) in Telenor's passive fibre infrastructure company, Telenor Fiber in Norway. The trans...
Read more
