Sweco wins SEK 440 million contract from the Swedish Transport Administration for a new railway

Sweco is selected by the Swedish Transport Administration to provide planning and design consulting services for a new railway section from Sweden’s second-largest airport, Landvetter, in Gothenburg. The contract period is 2026–2030 and order value for Sweco is an estimated SEK 440 million.
Landvetter is Sweden’s second-largest airport and serves as the principal international gateway to the Gothenburg region and western Sweden. Under the new agreement, Sweco will deliver planning and design consulting services for a new railway section between Mölndal and Göteborg Landvetter Airport. This includes environmental impact assessments, technical design documentation related to water operations, and permitting documentation.

“We are delighted that the Swedish Transport Administration has renewed its confidence in Sweco and engaged its services as technical advisor in this important rail development project. The new rail connection from Landvetter will relieve today’s overburdened transport network, reduce commuting times both for work and for study as well as contribute to more sustainable travel across western Sweden,” says Fredrik Wallner, Business Area President, Sweco in Sweden.
The new railway connection is part of one of Sweden’s largest infrastructure investments, a new railway between Gothenburg and Borås, which is being developed as a dedicated passenger rail system designed for speeds of up to 250 km/h.
“This is a complex technical and planning project that requires parallel management of construction feasibility, cost control, environmental factors and stakeholder consultation. Sweco can draw from our extensive experience from working with these types of projects in Sweden, but also from many rail infrastructure projects across Europe,” says Fredrik Wallner.
Sweco’s work starts immediately and will continue for four years under an agreement worth approximately SEK 440 million for Sweco.
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