Norwegian roads authority Statens Vegvesen has appointed Skanska to construct a new road that includes 1.6km of tunnels in Nord-Trøndelag, Norway.
The NOK360M (£35M) deal will see 5.4km of new road built which includes the 1,000m long Strømnes tunnel and 600m Holmvik tunnel, as well as two bridges.
Construction is set to start in October this year and the new route is scheduled to open in autumn 2019.
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