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The Norwegian Public Roads Administration is negotiating final details of a $1-billion highway project set to pilot a greenhouse gas strategy that could shape its future procurement. But ambitions to establish the country's strictest-ever construction regime to cut carbon dioxide emissions were reined in when two of three bidders for the highway's public-private partnership deal pulled out.
The administration late last month appointed Hålogalandsvegen AS preferred bidder to finance, design and build the 51-mile E10 highway and operate if for 15 years. Financial close on the deal is expected within weeks.