Engineering firm Sweco lands 500 MSEK in framework agreements with Specialfastigheter to support the development and management of critical high-security infrastructure across Sweden.
Sweco has secured three framework agreements with the state-owned property company Specialfastigheter, with an estimated total order value of 500 MSEK. These contracts, which span from January 2027 to January 2029, involve providing multidisciplinary expertise in project management, design, and feasibility studies for high-security facilities such as prisons and courthouses. While the agreements do not guarantee specific volumes, they represent a significant long-term engagement in the critical infrastructure and security sector.
The agreements are valid from January 2027 to January 2029, with an option to extend for two additional years, one year at a time.
Sweco will provide feasibility studies, design, project management, and construction management for high-security properties.
Sweco has been awarded three framework agreements by the state-owned property company Specialfastigheter, with an estimated total value of 500 million SEK. The contracts cover project management, design, and planning for high-security facilities including prisons and courthouses, spanning from 2027 to 2029 with potential extensions.
Sweco will provide project and construction management, feasibility studies, and design services for high-security properties managed by the state-owned company.
No, the 500 MSEK is an estimated value for the framework agreements, which do not guarantee specific work volumes.