Onze projecten en ervaring

Availability model – A10/A24 Neuruppin to AD Pankow

Duitsland

Supporting the German Ministry of Transport to deliver on the enhanced A10/A24 motorway

A9 Motorway

Duitsland

Connecting communities through sustainable road infrastructure in Germany.

To address increasing traffic volumes and improve road efficiency, 46.5km of the BAB A9 Federal Motorway, in Germany, was widened from four to six lanes. Upgrading the BAB A9 was essential as the road extension is part of the Trans-European Network (TEN), connecting Berlin and Munich via Leipzig and Nuremberg. Therefore, the A9 plays a vital role in the transportation of goods and services to local communities and beyond.

The project was delivered in 2011 through a public-private partnership in cooperation with the Federal State and the Stata of Thuringia, both represented by DEGES and Via Gateway Thüringen as private partners.

A8 Motorway

Duitsland

The A8 project was the first of four pilot projects under the A-Model programme, involving the widening of heavily congested German motorways.

Shareholder Representative Christian Diringer outlined the background to the A8 project.

“The A8 is a corridor belonging to the Trans-European Network (TEN) in Southern Germany.”

Potsdam Parliament

Duitsland

This project comprised the design, build, financing, maintenance, and operation of Brandenburg’s new parliament building, erected in the heart of the city of Potsdam, Germany, on the foundations of the old city palace at the ‘Old Marketplace’.

The new 19,000 m² building is used by members of parliament of the federal state of Brandenburg as well as by the States Audit Office (Landesrechnungshof).

Bremervoerde Prison

Duitsland

The State of Lower Saxony and Invesis, together with Royal BAM Group companies BAM Deutschland and Müller-Altvatter Gebäudemanagement, designed, built, financed, and now maintain and operate the State’s first PPP prison project in the City of Bremervoerde

University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein

Duitsland

Invesis and VAMED are responsible for the planning, construction, and renovation of one of Europe’s largest centres for medical care at its locations in Kiel and Lübeck in Germany.