Peab builds new prison in Sala

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Peab has been commissioned to build 44 new detention cells at the Salberga Institution in Sala for the property owner Skandrenting AB. The renter will be the Swedish Prison and Probation Service and the contract is worth SEK 300 million.

The project consists of building a new remand prison with 44 detention cells as well as renovating and extending affected existing buildings. The construction contract is a general contract in partnering.

The new detention cells will have built-in flexibility regarding the division between remand and common spaces with the possibility of conversion to prison cells if needed. Salberga Institution, which was previously a hospital, is one of the Swedish Prison and Probation Service’s newest institutions and opened in August 2007.

“We are proud to be entrusted with building the new remand prison and thereby contributing to both job opportunities at the Salberga Institution and a vital function in society. Our long experience of security classified projects and our already well-established collaboration with the Swedish Prison and Probation Service bode well for successfully managing the technical and security challenges involved in this project,” says Nils Staffansson, Region Manager Peab.

Work on the new remand prison is expected to be completed in the autumn of 2022.

The project will be order registered in the fourth quarter 2020.

                     

For further information, please contact:

Nils Staffansson, Region Manager Peab, +46 733 37 32 00

Juha Hartomaa, Head of Investor Relations Peab, +46 725 33 31 45

Peab is a leading Nordic construction and civil engineering company with about 16,000 employees and about SEK 58 billion in net sales. The Group has strategically placed offices in Sweden, Norway, Finland and Denmark. Company headquarters are in Förslöv on Bjäre Peninsula in southern Sweden. The Peab share is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm.

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We are proud to be entrusted with building the new remand prison and thereby contributing to both job opportunities at the Salberga Institution and a vital function in society. Our long experience of security classified projects and our already well-established collaboration with the Swedish Prison and Probation Service bode well for successfully managing the technical and security challenges involved in this project.
Nils Staffansson, Region Manager Peab