Accumulator tank completed
November 26, 2012
The erection work of an accumulator tank for a thermal power station in Varberg, Sweden has been completed. The tank was constructed with Bygging-Uddemanns steel tank equipment. For more info: Click here Continue reading →Jeju Naval Section 2 Project
October 29, 2012
Slipforming has started at the Daelim site in Jeju. 82 nos caissons are going to be constructed by Bygging-Uddemann’s gantry slipform rig. Continue reading →Two Caissons finished, Korea
October 18, 2012
Gantry Slipform project on Jeju Island, Korea, proceeds: Two caissons are finished and a third is under construction. Continue reading →Caisson Transfer, Korea
September 25, 2012
First transfer of Caisson + support tower at Samsung site on Jeju Island, Korea, was finished yesterday. Continue reading →Lifting of bridge piers, Sweden
September 17, 2012
Bygging-Uddemanns heavy lifting operation at Motalaviken bridge project was successfully finished today. Continue reading →Son Duong Port, Vietnam
September 17, 2012
The construction of Bygging-Uddemann’s gantry slipform set-up for caissons is progressing at Son Duong Port in Vietnam. Continue reading →Lifting of bridge piers, Sweden
September 2, 2012
On 31 August, Bygging Uddemann started the lift operation of two V-formed bridge piers for a steel bridge across Motalaviken, Motala, Sweden.
Client: Ruukki. Continue reading →Pohang Section 2 Caisson Project
August 8, 2012
The first caisson was successfully completed at the Pohang site in South Korea Continue reading →Jeju Naval Section 2 Project
August 8, 2012
Continue reading →The assembly work has started for the Jeju Naval Section 2 Project.
Contractor: Daelim Industrial Co. LTD
Qty: Nos 82 CaissonsTriple A Rating Award
May 31, 2012
Bygging-Uddemann has, once again, been awarded a Triple-A certification according to Soliditet’s credit assessment system.
Of the 328’868 limited companies in Sweden only 286 of them are able to claim the highest Triple-A creditworthiness rating according to Soliditet’s rating system.
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