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Europe Is Full of Opportunities. Are You Sure You're Making the Right Europe is full of opportunities. Are you sure you’re making the right business choices? Major international companies in the building and construction industry are choosing to work in Greater Copenhagen – and it’s easy to see why Photo: Ty Stange IKONER / GREATER COPENHAGEN INGEBORG EIKILL REVIDERET 27.01.2017 EKSISTERENDE GODKENDTE IKONER REDESIGNEDE IKONER 1: ARBEJDSKULTUR 2: WORK / LIFE BALANCE 3: SKATTETRYK 4: GRØN BY 5: WORLDS MOST LIVEABLE CITY 6: GOURMET A solid foundation for Greater Copenhagen is IKONER / GREATER COPENHAGEN INGEBORG EIKILL successful business enterprises open for business REVIDERET 27.01.2017 7: HOUSING 8: ARBEJDSKULTUR 9: LEVEOMKOSTNINGER 10: HYGGE 11: LIGESTILLING 12:EKSISTERENDE TRUST GODKENDTE IKONER The building and construction industry in Greater Copenhagen is thriving. Investor confidence is high and profits are healthy – but bids are in IKONER / GREATER COPENHAGEN INGEBORG EIKILL short supply. REVIDERET 27.01.2017 13: FÆLLESSKAB 14: FESTIVALER 15: JOB TIL PARTNEREN 16: MEET THE DANES 17: BØRNEINSTUTIONER OG SKOLER 18: ARBEJDS- FAMILIELIV EKSISTERENDE GODKENDTE IKONER Europe’s most Low company flexible labour market REDESIGNEDE IKONER tax 19: PRODUKTIVITET 20:No. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS 1 21: ARBEJDSKRAFT 22: DIGITALISEREDE SAMFUND 23: FINANCIEL TEKNOLOGI 24: REGULATORY SANDBOX in Europe for time and predictability of Denmark’s labour market is the second best in the world, Denmark’s company tax local plan process if you want flexible hiring and firing legislation and mi- is 22%, placing the coun- nimum wage regulations, proving superb conditions for1: ARBEJDSKULTUR try below2: WORK / LIFEthe BALANCE average 3: SKATTETRYK 4: GRØN BY 5: WORLDS MOST LIVEABLE CITY 6: GOURMET The World Bank, 2016 scaling your business up and down. OECD and EU level. 25: FINTECH/IT MEDARBEJDER 26: SPROG/SAMTALE REDESIGNEDE IKONER No double taxation 7: HOUSING 8: ARBEJDSKULTUR 9: LEVEOMKOSTNINGER 10: HYGGE 11: LIGESTILLING 12: TRUST – perfect for Nordic “ 1: ARBEJDSKULTUR 2: WORK“ / LIFE BALANCE 3: SKATTETRYK 4: GRØN BY 5: WORLDS MOST LIVEABLE CITY 6: GOURMET Europe’s World’s 3rd most Denmark is eager for more international companies to expansion attractive staffing participate in tenders for major building projects. Foreign easiest place market players with special competencies and innovative, ef- for business, ficient building methods are particularly welcome and Staffing Industry Analysts, 2012-2017 2017 stand an excellent chance of winning business. In Denmark, foreign branches of a Danish company are 13: FÆLLESSKAB 14: FESTIVALER 15: JOB TIL PARTNEREN 16: MEET THE DANES 17: BØRNEINSTUTIONER OG SKOLER 18: ARBEJDS- FAMILIELIV not liable to paying tax in Denmark. No other Nordic The World Bank 7: HOUSING 8: ARBEJDSKULTUR 9: LEVEOMKOSTNINGER 10: HYGGE 11: LIGESTILLING 12: TRUST European companies working in Greater Copenhagen get country offers such favourable tax rule. the strength and dependability of a complete package: an inclusive and co-operative industry, excellent ROI, a buoyant economy, readily available skilled labour and an The least corrupt effective, transparent construction process. 19: PRODUKTIVITET country20: EASE OFin DOING the BUSINESS world 21: ARBEJDSKRAFT 22: DIGITALISEREDE SAMFUND 23: FINANCIEL TEKNOLOGI 24: REGULATORY SANDBOX Easy to Competitive IMD 2016 Greater Copenhagen is a great place to live, too. It is safe, set up a business costs 13: FÆLLESSKAB 14: FESTIVALER 15: JOB TIL PARTNEREN 16: MEET THE DANES 17: BØRNEINSTUTIONER OG SKOLER 18: ARBEJDS- FAMILIELIV clean and well-functioning. There is a strong infrastruc- business ture, most people speak English and the quality of life is very high. Danish social security rates and employer costs per It takes only 48 hours employee are the lowest in Europe. Copenhagen is25: 15-FINTECH/IT MEDARBEJDER 26: SPROG/SAMTALE Establishing a business presence in Greater Copenhagen to set up a business in 20% cheaper than Stockholm in terms of salary, social No. 1 in the world for is quick and easy. From there to winning tenders and cut- Denmark, and registration security costs and office rent when operating a Scandina19:- PRODUKTIVITET green20: EASE technologyOF DOING BUSINESS 21: ARBEJDSKRAFT 22: DIGITALISEREDE SAMFUND 23: FINANCIEL TEKNOLOGI 24: REGULATORY SANDBOX ting the ribbon on a finished project, you can be sure that is done online. vian HQ or shared services centre. solutions your business in Greater Copenhagen will be secure, stable IMD 2016 and transparent. 3 25: FINTECH/IT MEDARBEJDER 26: SPROG/SAMTALE North Zealand Hospital Glostrup Hospital A dynamic, Designed by Herzog & de Meuron and Vilhelm Lauritzen Ar- Glostrup Hospital will receive a new neuro rehabilitation fa- expanding pipeline chitects, the new North Zealand Hospital will set new stan- cility with 125 patient rooms distributed across the 25,000m2. dards in healthcare design and delivery. The hospital is ba- Patients, relatives and staff will be able to work together to sed on social, economic and environmental sustainability. ensure that the patients regain as normal a life as possible. Greater Copenhagen is a social and commercial force to be reckoned with, Project timeline: 2010-2021 Project timeline: 2011-2019 Budget: EUR 550m Budget: EUR 90m acting as a gateway between Northern Europe and the rest of Scandinavia. Site size: 115,000 m2 Site size: 25,000 m2 Build type: New build (greenfield) Build type: New build Current tenders: New tenders: • Enabling: pre-qualification process October 2017 • The project is offered in 6 stages: construction site, shed, • Services/MEP: pre-qualification process August 2018 closure, technology accommodation and landscape. • Interiors and fit-out: pre-qualification process August 2018 In the space of a few years this dynamic region will see the A new breed of modern healthcare addition of ultra-modern high-tech super hospitals, educa- • External works and landscape: pre-qualification tional facilities, new residential areas as well as infrastructure construction process August 2018 Køge Hospital extensions. Over the next 10 years, Denmark is investing more than EUR The University Hospital in Køge is scheduled for completion 5.4 billion in hospital facilities. Of the 16 nationwide projects These developments are in safe hands. Danish planners, lo- by 2022 and has a capacity of 830 beds. With a catchment currently planned, 7 so-called super hospital new build, ex- cal authorities and politicians are taking the necessary steps Bispebjerg Hospital area of about 290,000 people representing one-third of the tension and modernisation projects in Greater Copenhagen to ensure the entire process unfolds smoothly, effectively regional population, it will be Region Zealand’s main hospital. are still open for tenders. Budgets range from EUR 87 million and with minimum impact on the environment. The new super hospital is scheduled to be completed in to EUR 0.9 billion. 2025 but must operate at full capacity during the whole Project timeline: 2011-2022 construction period. The whole construction process has Budget: EUR 540m been meticulously planned and will be carried out using the Site size: 195,000 m2 newest construction knowhow and technologies. Build type: New build and modernisation Future tenders: Project timeline: 2010-2025 • Building project TE01 – Bed wards & treatment facility. Budget: EUR 400m. Greenfield construction of 110,000m2 in connection Site size: 132,800 m2 with the existing hospital and demolition of 17,000 m2. Build type: New build and modernisation The contract is expected to be put out to tender at Current tender: Somatic sub-project at Bispebjerg the end of 2017. hospital (Akuthuset). • Building project TE02 – Laboratories, sterilisation Tenders in 2017 and 2018: centre and clinical physiology structure; 15,000m2. • Construction tender for mental health centre will be The contract will be put out to tender mid-2019. published in 2017: Budget EUR 77m • Reconstruction of the goods reception structure and a • Construction tender for general hospital building will smaller apothecary unit, project size 4,200m2, will be be published in 2017: Budget EUR 160m put out to tender at a date yet pending. University Hospital in Odense – Somatic Helsingborg Hospital The new university hospital in Odense (OUH) is Region South The expansion and modernisation of Helsingborg Hospital is Denmark’s new university hospital, which will replace the designed as a single building where the architecture relates existing “Odense Universitetshospital”. The hospital will be both to the existing hospital and the surrounding city. The physically connected to the university. car park will also be extended. Project timeline: 2008-2022 Project timeline: 2015-2025 Budget: EUR 0.9bn Budget: EUR 500m Site size: 232,000 m2 Site size: 136,000 m2 Build type: New build Extension size: 36,000 m2 Build type: New build / extension of previous structure. 4 North Zealand Hospital © Herzog & de Meuron - Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects 5 Photo: Nicolai Perjesi It’s full speed ahead for Greater Copenhagen In 2016, realised construction and site development projects in Greater Copenhagen topped EUR 4 billion – an increase of 42% from 2012. Private construction is driving the trend, and massive public investment in urban development areas is predicted to lead to significant increases in business activity in the building and construction sector over the next 4-5 years. Photo: Entasis Copenhagen North Harbour Carlsberg Byen The North Harbour is an old industrial har- bour being turned
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