AF Gruppen right now
Vamma Power Station
Civil engineering, Environment
A new and modern generator will increase production capacity by 50 per cent at Norway's largest run-of-river hydro power station - with the least possible intervention in nature.
Ørland Fighter Aircraft Base
Civil engineering
In 2012, the Norwegian Defence Estates Agency commenced the task of planning and developing bases for Norway’s new combat aircraft, the F-35. The main base will be established at Ørland air base.
Platform Janice
Offshore
The Janice project included Engineering Down and Cleaning (EDC) of the process equipment as well as demolition and recycling. Removal is performed with a combination of Piece Small and Reverse Installation methods while the FPU is afloat at the quayside, at all time keeping structural integrity and stability. All disposal is completed at AF Environmental Base Vats near Haugesund.
Campus Ås
Building , Energy
AF Bygg Østfold is involved in the construction of the new University in Ås.
Demolition of the Bjølvo Power Station
Environment
The old power station in Ålvik in Hordaland has given a completely new meaning to the term “working at height”. This is the steepest demolition job in Northern Europe.
Apartment projects in Kværnerbyen
Building
AF is currently carrying out several projects for OBOS.
News in AF Gruppen
- Nominated for contract by the City of Bergen
LAB Entreprenør, a company in AF Gruppen, has been nominated by the City of Bergen as contractor for the rehabilitation and remodelling of the old teacher’s college at Landås in Bergen.
26.11.2020
- Building apartments for OBOS at Fornebu
AF Gruppen has signed a contract with Storøykilen Utvikling AS, a wholly owned subsidiary of OBOS Fornebu AS, to build the residential project Storøykilen stage 1 at Fornebu in Bærum.
20.11.2020
- AF Gruppen with 26 per cent growth and good margins in Q3 2020
AF Gruppen (AFG) reports a good result for Q3 2020. Revenues increased by 26 per cent to NOK 6,366 million in the quarter and profit before tax increased by 9 per cent to NOK 368 million.
13.11.2020