Sweco

Sweco AB
legal form	Aktiebolag
ISIN	SE0000489080 (A share) ; SE0000489098 (B share)
Seat	Stockholm, Sweden
management	Åsa Bergmann, CEO
Number of employees	16,000 (2019)
sales	16.9 billion SEK (1.6 billion EUR) (2018)
Branch	Architecture and engineering service provider
Website	sweco-gmbh.de

Sweco headquarters in Stockholm.

Sweco is an international architecture and engineering service provider. The company's headquarters are in Stockholm , Sweden .

In the World Architecture 100 Ranking 2019 of the British magazine Building Design, Sweco came in 6th place, placing it among the ten largest architecture firms worldwide. The company is listed on NASDAQ OMX Stockholm AB.

history

In June 2015 it was announced that Sweco had made a takeover offer for all shares in the Dutch Grontmij group. Sweco and Grontmij merged to become Europe's leading architecture and engineering company.

In 2019 the group employed 16,000 people, 5,600 of them in Sweden .

Sweco in Germany

In Germany, Sweco GmbH and its predecessor companies have been active on the market for over 50 years. The German headquarters are located in Bremen. Sweco is represented at over 30 locations nationwide and in 2019 employed around 1,300 people in Germany.

The company is certified as a family-friendly employer by Berufundfamilie Service GmbH .

In 2016 Sweco took over Ludes Generalplaner GmbH in Berlin and Jo. Franzke Generalplaner GmbH in Frankfurt am Main.

In 2018, BML Ingenieurgesellschaft mbH and Götzelmann + Partner GmbH joined Sweco. The two companies are strengthening the areas of technical building equipment and wastewater. In the same year, the company launched an international campaign called Urban Insight , with which current challenges in urban development are examined.

In 2019, Sweco merged with imp GmbH , which offers services in the areas of geographic information systems, geographic information value management, engineering surveying , route planning, permit management and acquisition of rights.

Business areas and services

Sweco offers technically oriented planning and services in the following areas:

Waste management and geotechnics
architecture
Energy Technology
Space management
Building construction
Engineering and hydraulic structures
Landscape and ecology
Project management
Regional development
urban planning
Transport infrastructure
Water and wastewater management

Projects (selection)

Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3: Project planning and structural planning of engineering structures and traffic facilities
Axis, Europaviertel Frankfurt am Main: tendering and property supervision
Tram line 2 Ulm, construction supervision
"Guide to barrier-free hiking trails", Rhineland-Palatinate tourism network
Cottbuser Ostsee: Project and specialist planning services for engineering structures, hydraulic structures and traffic systems
Commuter Cycle Route (PRR) Bingen-Ingelheim-Mainz, Rhineland-Palatinate: Feasibility study
Grand Central Frankfurt, Frankfurt am Main: Architectural and structural planning
Osthafenbrücke in Frankfurt am Main: tender, draft, approval and implementation planning

Web links

German website

Individual evidence

[ma-1] sweco.se: About Us

[2] WA100 bdonline.co.uk 2019: The big list

[3] 1 Oct 2015 Grontmij and Sweco jointly become the market leader in Europe ( Memento from November 14, 2015 in the Internet Archive )

[4] sweco-gmbh.de: About us

[5] ruf-und-familie.de: Sweco GmbH

[6] sweco-gmbh.de: Ludes Generalplaner GmbH is now Sweco

[7] z.de: You can't just close the door

[8] tab.de: Sweco GmbH takes over BML Ingenieurgesellschaft mbH

[9] uingenieur.de: Sweco strengthens the wastewater sector with the takeover of Götzelmann + Partner

[10] sweco-gmbh.de: Urban Insight

[11] usiness-geomatics.com: Sweco takes over imp and bundles services

[12] sweco-gmbh.de: Our services

[13] sweco-gmbh.de: New Terminal 3 building

[14] .phorio.com: Axis in Frankfurt am Main

[15] swp.de: Line 2: Nothing works without the workers

[16] rlp.tourismusnetzwerk.info: Barrier-free hiking trails

[17] wf-wasser.de: Large-scale project Cottbuser Baltic Sea flooding: How a mining town becomes a port town

[18] treffpunkt-kommune.de: Rhineland-Palatinate goes its own way

[19] ws.cision.com: Grand Central

[20] www.sweco-gmbh.de: New construction of the Osthafenbrücke