Briskeby Tram Line Upgrade

By Global Infrastructure Sherpa · Jan 1, 2026

Development Transport announced Oslo, Norway Jan 1, 2026

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Project

Sporveien, in collaboration with the Urban Environment Agency and the Water and Sewerage Agency, is undertaking a comprehensive renewal of the Briskeby tram line, including new rails, streets, pavements, water and drainage lines, lighting, and tram stops. Construction is planned to start in January 2026, with project completion in the late summer or fall of 2027.

Deal Analysis

The Briskeby Tram Line Upgrade represents a significant infrastructure development project in Oslo, Norway, spearheaded by Sporveien in collaboration with the Urban Environment Agency, the Water and Sewerage Agency, and Norconsult. This comprehensive renewal encompasses not only the tram line itself, with new rails and tram stops, but also extends to associated infrastructure such as streets, pavements, water and drainage lines, and lighting. The project, slated to begin in January 2026 and conclude in late summer or fall of 2027, indicates a commitment to modernizing and improving public transportation within the city. While the project value remains undisclosed, the involvement of key public sector entities like Sporveien, the Urban Environment Agency, and the Water and Sewerage Agency suggests a substantial investment in urban infrastructure. The participation of Norconsult, a known developer, further strengthens the project's execution capabilities. This deal underscores the ongoing efforts to enhance Oslo's public transport network and improve the overall urban environment for its residents. The upgrade will likely improve the efficiency and reliability of the tram line, contributing to increased ridership and reduced traffic congestion.

Comprehensive renewal of the Briskeby tram line and associated infrastructure.
Collaboration between Sporveien, the Urban Environment Agency, the Water and Sewerage Agency, and Norconsult.
Project scheduled for completion in late summer or fall of 2027.
Focus on improving public transport and the urban environment in Oslo.

Market Context: The transport sector in Norway is characterized by a focus on sustainable and efficient public transportation solutions. Investments in tram lines and other urban transport infrastructure are common, reflecting a broader trend towards reducing reliance on private vehicles and promoting environmentally friendly modes of transport.

Source Intelligence

KEY DETAILS

The project includes new rails, streets, pavements, water and drainage lines, lighting and tram stops. Quote: "Sporveien is the developer for the project, and in collaboration with the Urban Environment Agency (Bymiljøetaten) and the Water and Sewerage Agency (Vann- og avløpsetaten), will ensure that the route get a completely new look with new rails, streets, pavements, water and drainage lines, lighting and, not least, tram stops suitable for all users."

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Location

Now parts of the historic Briskeby line will get a comprehensive renewal.

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COD

Construction is planned to start in January 2026, with project completion and commissioning of the upgraded route in the late summer or fall of 2027.

PARTIES MENTIONED IN SOURCE

Sporveien developer

"Sporveien is the developer for the project"

Urban Environment Agency (Bymiljøetaten) collaborator

"Sporveien is the developer for the project, and in collaboration with the Urban Environment Agency (Bymiljøetaten) and the Water and Sewerage Agency (Vann- og avløpsetaten), will ensure that the route get a completely new look"

Water and Sewerage Agency (Vann- og avløpsetaten) collaborator

Norconsult collaborator

"Sporveien, in collaboration with Norconsult, the Urban Environment Agency and the Water and Sewerage Agency, has carried out a preliminary project"

high quality Enriched Feb 19, 2026