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Catarina Molén-Runnäs new Business Area Manager for Building Nordics
Catarina Molén-Runnäs will become new Business Area Manager of NCC Building Nordics. She will join NCC no later than February 1, 2020 to replace Klaus Kaae who has decided to retire from his operational role as Business Area Manager after a long career with NCC. He will stay on as senior advisor.
NCC wins contract in Norway worth almost SEK 900 million – new section of Bergen Light Rail
NCC has received a new assignment from Bybanen Utbygging, a department of Hordaland County Council in Norway, valued at nearly SEK 900 million. NCC is to construct the D14 Mindemyren project, part of the Bergen Light Rail line.
Reductions in accidents at NCC’s worksites
NCC’s increased focus on safe behavior, best practice and systematic follow-up is making a difference. The accident rate is dropping again. With fewer serious accidents.
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A headquarters district of international standard to be built in Ruoholahti combining the environment with service culture in an entirely new way
Deloitte will bring its Finnish headquarters and over 700 employees to the We Land building to be completed in the K. A. Fagerholm Square in the Ruoholahti district of Helsinki in 2022. The target set for We Land, a concept developed by NCC, is to upgrade the Ruoholahti district into one of Helsinki’s most attractive areas. The building is designed to meet the exceptionally high BREEAM rating of Outstanding.
Participatory city development made easy for residents - We Land Ruoholahti invites passersby to give insights
NCC has partnered up with CHAOS to be on pulse of the Ruoholahti residents, frequent area users, and workers to build the most sustainable and innovative business and co-creation hub in Helsinki – We Land. CHAOS supports project’s digitalisation by bringing forward demographics, and citizens’ sentiments.
Breakthrough in the spectacular project Eysturoy Tunnel on the Faroe Islands
On Friday 7 June, NCC celebrated its breakthrough in the sub-sea Eysturoy Tunnel’s 11.2 km long main branch which, on completion, will cut journey times to the capital Tórshavn from many locations on the Faroe Islands.
