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Høringsliste Jernbane Virksomhet Adresse Postnr/Sted E-Post Org Høringsliste jernbane Virksomhet Adresse Postnr/Sted E-post Org. nummer Arbeidstilsynet Postboks 4720 Torgarden 7468 TRONDHEIM [email protected] 974761211 Bane NOR SF Postboks 4350 2308 HAMAR [email protected] 917082308 Bergens Elektriske Sporvei Postboks 812 Sentrum 5807 BERGEN [email protected] 990512469 Boreal Bane AS Postboks 3448 Havstad 7425 TRONDHEIM [email protected] 954653137 Borregaard AS Postboks 162 1701 SARPSBORG [email protected] 895623032 Bybanen AS Kokstadflaten 59 5257 KOKSTAD [email protected] 977511402 CargoNet AS Postboks 1800 Sentrum 0048 OSLO [email protected] 983606598 Direktoratet for samfunnssikkerhet og beredskap (DSB) Postboks 2014 3103 TØNSBERG [email protected] 974760983 Etterretningstjenesten Postboks 193 Alnabru bedriftssenter 0614 OSLO 974789221 Flytoget AS Postboks 19 Sentrum 0101 OSLO [email protected] 965694404 Go-Ahead Norge AS v/Yngve Kloster Jernbanetorget 1 0154 OSLO [email protected] 917132577 Green Cargo AB Box 39 17111 Solna, Sverige [email protected] Grenland Rail AS Bølevegen 202 3713 SKIEN [email protected] 988703680 Hector Rail AB Svärdvägen 27 18233 DANDERYD [email protected] Hellik Teigen AS Postboks 2 3301 HOKKSUND [email protected] 941538576 Jernbanedirektoratet Postboks 16 Sentrum 0101 OSLO [email protected] 916810962 Jernbanevirksomhetenes sikkerhetsforening Postboks 7052 Majorstuen 0306 OSLO [email protected] 818315392 Keolis Norge AS Kokstad depot, Kokstadflaten 59 5257 KOKSTAD [email protected] 993050377 LKAB Malmtrafik AB 98186 KIRUNA [email protected] LKAB Norge AS v/Marit Waleniussen Postboks 314 8504 NARVIK [email protected] LO - Landsorganisasjonen i Norge Torggata 12 0181 OSLO [email protected] 971074337 Mantena AS Jernbanetorget 1 0154 OSLO [email protected] 984040849 Mia - Museene i Akershus Postboks 168 2011 STRØMMEN [email protected] 974235390 Museene i Sør-Trøndelag AS v/Karen Espelund Havnegata 12 7010 TRONDHEIM [email protected] 993595675 Nasjonal sikkerhetsmyndighet (NSM) Postboks 814 1306 Sandvika [email protected] 985165262 NHO Postboks 5250 Majorstuen 0303 OSLO [email protected] 955600436 NHO Logistikk og Transport Postboks 5489 Majorstuen 0305 OSLO [email protected] 983054331 Norges Blindeforbund v/Jan Helge Svendsen Postboks 5900, Majorstua 0308 OSLO [email protected] 971038179 Norges Handikapforbund Postboks 9217 Grønland 0134 OSLO [email protected] 938661316 Norges ingeniør og teknologorganisasjon (NITO) Postboks 1636 Vika 0119 OSLO 856331482 Norsk industriarbeidermuseum 3660 RJUKAN [email protected] 971492414 Norsk Jernbaneforbund Møllergata 10 0179 OSLO [email protected] 971074345 Norsk Jernbaneklubb Gamle Vossebanen Postboks 638 5807 BERGEN [email protected] 971350814 Norsk Jernbaneklubb Krøderbanen Postboks 37 3537 KRØDEREN [email protected] 996366243 Norsk Jernbanemuseum Postboks 491 2304 HAMAR [email protected] 918147764 Norsk Lokomotivmannsforbund Svingen 2 0196 OSLO [email protected] 971056541 Norske Tog AS Postboks 1547 Vika 0117 OSLO [email protected] 917445060 Oslo Havn KF Postboks 230 Sentrum 0103 OSLO [email protected] 987592567 Oslo politidistrikt Postboks 8101 Dep 0032 OSLO [email protected] 961398142 Politidirektoratet Postboks 8051 Dep 0031 OSLO [email protected] 982531950 Politiets sikkerhetstjeneste Postboks 4773 Nydalen PST 0421 OSLO [email protected] 974769484 ProTrain Trafik AB Box 107 SE-59521 Mjölby [email protected] Regelrådet Kartverksveien 21 3511 HØNEFOSS [email protected] 916195613 Samferdselsdepartementet Postboks 8010 Dep 0030 OSLO [email protected] 972417904 SINTEF AS Postboks 4760 Torgarden 7465 TRONDHEIM [email protected] 919303808 SJ AB Stab Trafiksäkerhet 10550 STOCKHOLM [email protected] Sporveien AS Postboks 2857 , TØYEN 0608 OSLO [email protected] 915070434 Sporveien T-banen AS Postboks 2857 Tøyen 0608 OSLO [email protected] 985057265 Sporveien Trikken AS Postboks 2857 Tøyen 0608 OSLO [email protected] 985057192 Statens vegvesen Vegdirektoratet 0033 OSLO [email protected] 971032081 Stiftelsen Buskerudmuseet Storgata 14 3510 HØNEFOSS [email protected] 913084705 Sydvaranger Malmtransport AS Sydvaranger Industriområde 9900 KIRKENES [email protected] 998602653 Taraldsvik Maskin AS Postboks 648 8508 NARVIK [email protected] 977566584 Tågåkeriet i Bergslagen AB Bangårdsgatan 2 68130 KRISTINEHAMN [email protected] Vegtilsynet Uttrågata 38 5700 VOSS [email protected] 917928010 Vest-Agder-museet IKS Odderøya 17 4610 KRISTIANSAND S [email protected] 989072048 Vy Gjøvikbanen AS Postboks 1800 Sentrum 0048 OSLO [email protected] 987831278 Vygruppen AS Postboks 1800 Sentrum 0048 OSLO [email protected] 984661177 VYSUS NORWAY AS Postboks 376 Skøyen 0213 OSLO [email protected] 983524125 YS Postboks 9232 Grønland 0134 OSLO [email protected] 971454431.
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