FB Suppliers' board proposes that the association's articles of association must be changed to also include other major infrastructure projects in Denmark. Here, chairman of the board Lars Stuckert (left), daily manager Henriette F. Klement and Vagn Petersen.

FB Suppliers' board proposes that the association's articles of association must be changed to also include other major infrastructure projects in Denmark. Here, chairman of the board Lars Stuckert (left), daily manager Henriette F. Klement and Vagn Petersen. Archive photo: Jan Knudsen

FB Suppliers will expand the area

The board of the network association FB Suppliers plans to change the articles of association. For the future, the association must work without geographical limitations and also cultivate infrastructure projects other than the Fehmarn connection.

Last major tender out

With the tender for the DKK 1.5 billion TTC contract, all major contracts on the Fehmarntunnel have now been put out to tender. And just as has been the case with the other large contracts, it is more than likely that a large part of the task will have to be carried out by foreign … Read more

The property consultancy firm Robert C. Spies' Danish subsidiary Robert C. Spies Nordics ApS has been awarded the right to plan and develop Maribo Erhvervspark.

The property consultancy firm Robert C. Spies' Danish subsidiary Robert C. Spies Nordics ApS has been awarded the right to plan and develop Maribo Erhvervspark. Illustration: Business Lolland-Falster

German property consultant to sell 900,000 square meter business park on Lolland

The first stage of Maribo Business Park is sold out, and now the sale of the rest starts. The task has been put in the hands of the German real estate consulting firm Robert C. Spies’ Danish subsidiary.

This is not the time for waste

Ten percent of the materials on Danish construction projects are wasted. It may appear somewhat abstract, but think for a moment if you converted it to the Fehmarn project: Then, for example, 300,000 cubic meters of concrete would be produced, which would not be used for anything. That’s a lot of concrete – and a … Read more

The Danish government will spend DKK 1.3 billion on improving the working environment. Among other things, the Danish Working Environment Authority must have a permanent grant from the Finance Act.

The Danish government will spend DKK 1.3 billion on improving the working environment. Among other things, the Danish Working Environment Authority must have a permanent grant from the Finance Act. Archive photo: Palle Hedemann/Ritzau Scanpix

Highest number of fatal accidents in ten years

2022 set a sad record. The number of fatal accidents at workplaces was the highest in ten years. The construction and transport sectors are the most dangerous places to work. More money shall ensure that the rules are followed.