We are building Sweden's Infrastructure

HOCHTIEF
in Sweden

Since you probably know the Öresund Bridge between Malmö and Copenhagen, it means that you already know a part of us: The bridge was built by HOCHTIEF.  The combined experience of our employees forms the very basis for HOCHTIEF's operations and what is our core competence - to build high-quality infrastructure solutions.

HOCHTIEF is an engineering-led, global infrastructure group. The company has a leading position in its core business construction, service and public infrastructure / community building, with a focus on Australia, North America and Europe.

HOCHTIEF
at a glance

Current jobs

Vacant

MEP Project Site Engineer

MEP Project Site Engineer Ready to contribute to one of our Stockholm-area projects? We’re offering an exciting opportunity for a

Vacant

Contract Manager

Ready to contribute to one of our Stockholm-area projects? We’re offering an exciting opportunity for a Contracts Engineer to grow

We are building for the future

East Link OL31

©Trafikverket

East Link OL31

HOCHTIEF has been awarded a contract to design and expand a 26-kilometer section of the East Link railway line.

The OL31 Vagnhärad project, located southwest of Stockholm, is part of the planned 160-kilometer East Link rail connection between Järna and Linköping.
It involves the design and construction of a series of tunnels and large bridges as well as a train station.

In collaboration with the client Trafikverket

The subsequent construction phase is scheduled to run until 2034

Anneberg-Skanstull Tunnel

Svenska kraftnät is building a new electricity connection between Anneberg and Skanstull, in order to meet the growing demand for electricity in Stockholm.

The contractor is the JV HOCHTIEF Implenia consortium.

The electricity connection will run in a tunnel that stretches from Danderyd in the north, under Stockholm's inner city, to Mårtensdal, south of Skanstull.

Anneberg-Skanstull Tunnel

Bypass Stockholm FSE101

Bypass Stockholm FSE101

Bypass Stockholm is one of Sweden's largest infrastructure projects of all time, running until 2026. HOCHTIEF's contract covers the southernmost parts of the facility.

Västberga Allé

The project included renovation of an existing road bridge, road works, foundations, work and new construction of two steel bridges, one for road traffic and one for pedestrian and bicycle traffic, between Västberga allé and Åbyvägen in Stockholm.

The project started in 2015 and the bridges were opened to traffic in June 2017. The traffic office in the city of Stockholm was the client.

Västberga Allé