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Ulriken rail tunnel, Norway

Project overview

With a view to increasing capacity between Bergen and Oslo, the Norwegian National Rail Administration is to construct a second eight-kilometre-long tunnel alongside the existing tunnel between Årna and Fløen. Bids were invited for the project involving driving operations with tunnel boring machines (TBMs) and blasting. However, the decision was made in favour of TBMs. The opening of the tunnel is planned for 2019/2020.

Expertise involved

Tunnels , Track design

Client

Jernbaneverket (Norwegian National Rail Administration), Norway

Our services

Preliminary study, project planning and invitations to tender for the TBM solution. Supervision of execution during boring with the gripper TBMs and railway technology services for slab track and vibration protection.

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