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Skanska to build SEK2.5bn data centre in US

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Sweden-based Skanska, a global construction and development company, announced a new contract worth approximately SEK 2.5 billion (US$242 million) in the US state of Virginia.

Skanska in Sweden. (Image: Adobe Stock) A Skanska location in Sweden. (Image: Adobe Stock)

The project seeks to erect a 23,000m2 (250,000 sq. ft.) data campus for what Skanska called “an existing client.”

The firm announced it will also do associated site work and utilities for the new centre.

“The scope also includes a fit out of an administration space and three data halls,” said Skanska.

Work started this month with an expected end date in December 2025.

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