WSP Sweden: Transport and infrastructure

Arsta Bridge, Stockholm

The Arsta Bridge, in central Stockholm, is located 45 meters west of the old Arsta Bridge. The new bridge over Arstaviken bay has a length of 860 meters, and it is 19,5 meters wide. The bridge includes a double-track railway as well as service roads on each side and a pedestrian/bicycle track.

Bothnia Line - Gateway to Umeå

For some years now WSP has been involved in the construction of the new Bothnia Railway Line, the biggest railway project of modern times in Sweden. Coinciding with the completion of the railway in 2010 will be the opening of a brand new station at Umeå, its northern destination.

Bypass Stockholm

Bypass Stockholm is a £2.0bn project that will extend for 21 kilometres between Kungens Kurva to the south of Stockholm and Häggvik, north of the capital, including 17 kilometres of tunnels. The construction is planned to start in 2012 and it will take eight years to build the highway.

City Line, Stockholm

The City Line is a project to bore a new 6 km rail tunnel under central Stockholm between Tomteboda, northwest of the city, and Stockholm South station. The project is divided into three major contracts for the contractors. WSP has the largest and most complex part of the project – about 2 kms of the 6 kms-worth of projects.

Cycity - a research project on cycling attitudes and behaviour

Cycity is a major research project into cycling infrastructure in Sweden. WSP is co-ordinator and lead partner of the project, the other members being the National Road and Transport Research Institute, Royal Institute of Technology, Koucky & Partners AB, GIH (Swedish school of sport and health sciences) and ProActivity AB.

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