Swedish construction giant Skanska has secured a contract with Durham Tech Community College to build a new health sciences facility in Durham, North Carolina, the US.
The contract, which will be reflected in the company’s US order bookings for the third quarter of 2025, is valued at $69m.
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The project involves constructing a three-storey building covering approximately 7,400m2 in size.
This new facility will accommodate programmes in Nursing, Surgical Technology, Anesthesia Technology, Respiratory Therapy, Clinical Research, and Occupational Therapy at Durham Tech Community College, the company said.
In addition to programme-specific spaces, the building will include allied health and simulation laboratories, classrooms, student collaboration areas, and administrative offices.
Construction is set to begin in September 2025, with an anticipated completion date in November 2027.
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By GlobalDataRecently, Skanska signed a contract to undertake the main cable dehumidification for the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge in New York.
The contract, valued at approximately Skr2.5bn ($249m), was signed with the state’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority. It will be recorded in the company’s US order bookings for the third quarter of 2025.
This project involves designing and installing a primary cable dehumidification system on the bridge’s four cables, along with an acoustic monitoring system.
Additionally, Skanska has secured a $91m contract for the Pacific Middle School Replacement Project in Des Moines, Washington.
This project involves constructing a new three-storey facility covering approximately 132,800ft² to accommodate 950 students from the sixth to eighth grades.
The new building will feature around 40 classrooms, administrative spaces, and instructional support areas, replacing the existing Pacific Middle School structures.
