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Sweco has signed a contract with the State Water Holding Polish Waters, as part of a consortium, for the review and preparation of flood risk management plans. The value of the contract is 9.4 million EUR. 

Over the past few days, our employees have largely worked from home, physical meetings have become conference calls and extra measures have been taken with regard to hygiene and social distance. In the meantime, we have been able to organise ourselves further for the complete closure of our offices.

Sweco Belgium is continuing its strong growth with the acquisition of the trade fund of Temco, which is an engineering firm from Lummen and a former subsidiary of the parent company Ecophos. The commercial court of Antwerp, department Hasselt, granted its approval following the bankruptcy of the company. Temco mainly provides engineering, maintenance and consulting services to companies in the ferrous/nonferrous, chemical and food sectors. The company also handles medium-sized assignments in the energy and automotive sectors.

Sweco has signed an agreement to acquire the Danish architecture firm KANT Arkitekter. KANT Arkitekter has a strong position in the public-sector learning and housing segments, particularly in the eastern part of Denmark.

The Flemish government has approved its support level for Floating PV, the largest floating solar park in Flanders. Sweco has drawn up the feasibility study for the authorisation of floating PV installations at the Sibelco reclamation lakes, as well as the environmental permit application for this solar park. We’re now acting as technical advisor during the tender phase, implementation and Operation & Maintenance.

Solid quarter concludes best year so far

Sweco has signed an agreement to acquire Talboom Group, a Belgian consulting company with 110 employees that is active predominately in the pharmaceutical and infrastructure markets.  

Sweco and Arcadis are partners of a consortium responsible for planning and design of a large waterway for inland vessels up to 4,400 tonnes between France, Belgium and the Netherlands. Société du Canal Seine-Nord Europe is the client.

The Oosterweel project has won the highly acclaimed BIM Award in the category of infrastructure projects. This is a collective performance of the client Lantis, together wit Sweco, our partner Witteveen+Bos, and Geonius and Bimplan.