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Project New Government Block K213 The Park
Design of entire park (12,950 m²) from Akersgata to Møllergata and over portal to Ring 1. Construction of first part (9,200 m²) from Akersgata to Grubbegata. Options include second part (Grubbegata to Møllergata and over portal), other outdoor areas, ramp, bicycle parking, and maintenance contracts.
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Straßenbau, Ingenieurbauwerke, Pflasterarbeiten, Landschaftsarchitektur
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- 03. Mai 2026
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- Park / Grünanlage
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- Park / GrünanlageHauptobjekt
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Design of entire park (12,950 m²) from Akersgata to Møllergata and over portal to Ring 1. Construction of first part (9,200 m²) from Akersgata to Grubbegata. Options include second part (Grubbegata to Møllergata and over portal), other outdoor areas, ramp, bicycle parking, and maintenance contracts.
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