
Norconsult ASA offers specialized consulting services centered on urban planning, advanced engineering, and architectural design, operating across the Nordic countries and globally. The firm delivers comprehensive planning and design expertise for a diverse range of construction and property developments, including residential complexes, commercial offices, industrial sites, healthcare facilities such as hospitals and nursing homes, educational institutions, sports and cultural venues, laboratory buildings, transport hubs like airports and railway stations, and public safety structures including fire and police stations. Beyond building projects, Norconsult provides critical infrastructure solutions for water management, geological and environmental studies, and transportation systems. Furthermore, the company aids the renewable energy sector by offering construction engineering, project execution, and land acquisition support. For industrial installations, they provide end-to-end services encompassing consultation, project conceptualization, engineering design, and implementation for new construction, refurbishments, and modifications. Additionally, Norconsult extends its capabilities to IT consulting, focusing on solutions for project management, infrastructure, and property, alongside recruitment and staffing provisions. Founded in 1929 and headquartered in Sandvika, Norway, Norconsult ASA functions as a subsidiary of Norconsult Holding AS.
Norconsult ASA trades as NORCO.OL on OSL. The company is classified in Industrials / Engineering & Construction and reports in NOK.
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Company website: https://norconsult.com
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