Hisingsleden Expansion and Improvement - kontakt entreprenør

Kontrakt på 123 MNOK til Betonmast

The Hisingsleden Expansion and Improvement project involves a total contract awarded to Betonmast Anläggning by Trafikverket, valued at approximately 123 million Swedish kronor excluding VAT. The contract covers comprehensive construction work on the southern segment of Hisingsleden in Gothenburg. Betonmast Anläggning is responsible for all aspects of the project, which includes road widening, the construction of three new bridges, and a new traffic junction with a bridge over the road to enable grade separation.

Utvidelse til firefelts vei med sykkelvei

The project entails expanding the current road stretch from a two-lane road (one lane in each direction) to a four-lane divided highway with a central median, covering a total distance of 2.2 kilometers. In addition to accommodating increased vehicular traffic, a longitudinal pedestrian and bicycle path will be built alongside the road to support soft traffic users. The introduction of the new grade-separated junction is designed to improve traffic flow and reduce conflicts among different road users.

Økt kapasitet på viktig trafikknutepunkt

Hisingsleden is a critical national transport artery, serving as a key route for heavy freight traffic connecting Gothenburg’s port, Volvo, and nearby logistics companies. The expansion is strategically important to increase both capacity and traffic safety on this heavily utilized corridor. Special attention is placed on ensuring worker and road user safety throughout the construction period, particularly given the presence of substantial heavy vehicle traffic on the existing road during works.

Byggestart etter kontraktsignering, ferdig juni 2023

Construction commenced immediately following contract signing and is planned for completion by June 2023. The project requires careful coordination of activities including road widening, bridge construction, and traffic management to maintain progression and minimize disruption to traffic flow. Safety and efficient traffic handling remain priorities throughout the construction timeline.