Ringsaker kommuneBRUMUNDDALTED
Flåhagen water reservoir
Ringsaker municipality shall construct a new elevated water reservoir at Flåhagen by Nordåsvegen east of the centre of Brumunddal. The new reservoir shall replace the current reservior, which is of older date and has a bad technical condition. The Flåhagen elevated basin supplies the area in Brumunddal, which is lower than the kot 190 sou...
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- Tender type:
- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- Ringsaker kommune
- Published:
- July 05, 2026
- Deadline:
- September 09, 2026
- Topic:
- Pipeline Construction
- Object:
- Hochbehälter / Wasserspeicher
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- Hochbehälter / WasserspeicherPrimary
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Ringsaker municipality shall construct a new elevated water reservoir at Flåhagen by Nordåsvegen east of the centre of Brumunddal. The new reservoir shall replace the current reservior, which is of older date and has a bad technical condition. The Flåhagen elevated basin supplies the area in Brumunddal, which is lower than the kot 190 south of the River Brumunda. The Flåhagen elevated basin is to be supplied with pumps from Narud waterworks, while pumps at the new reservoir shall supply the further up to the Spikdalen elevated basin in the higher pressure zone. A new arrival shall be established from Nordåsvegen via Testament Road to a new basin, as well as new water pipelines from Mausetvegen to the reservoir and on to the existing Water and Sewage installations at Nordåsvegen. This development is the first stage of a development that also includes a new water supply to the Spikdalen elevated basin. Spikdalen elevated basin with a new water pipeline from Flåhagen elevated basin shall be developed in the next stage to ensure sufficient capacity for future residential areas.
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