Project November 29, 2024

Gottlieb Paludan Architects Contributes to Upgrading Defense Facilities

Gottlieb Paludan Architects is among the selected consultants for a national framework agreement on total consultancy for The Danish Ministry of Defence Estate Agency. The agreement covers building, construction and maintenance projects across Defence facilities throughout Denmark.

Gottlieb Paludan Architects is part of an interdisciplinary team led by AFRY and including P+P Architects, Viggo Madsen Consulting Engineers, Rørbæk and Møller Architects and A1 Consult. The framework agreement extends until 2028 and has an estimated value of DKK 700 million with a ceiling of DKK 1.05 billion. In addition to our team, the agency has pre-qualified three other consultant teams led by Niras, WSP and Norconsult, who will also be able to bid on tasks within the framework agreement.

The purpose of the framework agreement is to build expertise around the Danish Defence's most complex building and construction projects and support the Defence's efforts to ensure an up-to-date framework for both personnel and equipment. The projects range from office, administration and training facilities, accommodation, archive and laboratory facilities to workshops, garages, medical centres, sports halls, shooting ranges, infrastructure projects and security tasks.

Mette Lyng Hansen, CEO of Gottlieb Paludan Architects, says:

"We are proud to be among those selected for this important assignment and look forward to working with AFRY and the other partners to modernise the Danish Defence facilities. With the team's collective experience and multidisciplinary approach, I am confident that we can assist in realising the visions for the Danish Defence.

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