Swedish construction company Peab has secured a contract worth $29.8m (SEK254m) to rebuild a wastewater treatment plant in Henriksdal, Sweden.
The contract was awarded by Stockholm Vatten och Avfall, which has been managing the wastewater treatment plant that includes a new wastewater tunnel running from Bromma to the Sickla plant in Hammarbybacken.
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It also includes a new plant in Sickla and reconstruction of existing basins in Henriksdal.
Under the contract, Peab will be responsible for rebuilding before installing a new and improved biological treatment process at the plant.
The work on the project also includes four aeration basins and four post-sedimentation basins.
The construction company stated that the work on the facility will be performed in the underground plant in Henrikdalsberget and the facility will be operational.
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By GlobalDataConstruction work on the project is scheduled to commenced in June this year with completion expected in July 2023.
Peab region manager Carl Johan Söderberg said: “It feels incredibly inspiring as a community builder to be part of making Stockholm’s future wastewater treatment more efficient.
“This is a project that contributes to improving a public utility and providing Stockholm’s residents with better conditions for sustainability and the environment.”
Recently, the company was awarded a NOK100m ($11.8m) contract by Leangentravets Eiendom to build a new racetrack facility at Fannrem in Orklands Municipality in Trøndelag.
As per the contract, Peab was responsible for constructing a 4-metre-wide safety track, a 4-metre-wide ditch and a 10-metre warmup track connecting the new racetrack facility.
Work also includes groundwork, roads, walkways and horse paths, fencing, lighting, plumbing and infrastructure.
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Rendering of the new wastewater treatment plant in Sweden. (Credit: Mikael Ullén.)
