Danish contractor NNC Danmark was in April 2019 awarded the Design-Build & Turnkey contract for the apartment complex Kronløbsøen in Copenhagen Nordhavn, Denmark – a link across Kronløbsbassinet featuring bridge connections to both Århusgadekvartereret/fortkaj and sundmolen.

In Algeria, it is estimated that nearly 2 million Algerian citizens suffer from diabetes. A figure that is expected to rise to more than 3 million cases by 2040. Consequently, Novo Nordisk made a decision to invest in a new production facility. The facility is expected to start the production of insulin pens and other medicines for diabetes in August 2019, after having faced a number of constraints related to the purchase of the land and lack of water and electricity.

Iran has a population of around 77 million, of whom 4.6 million people are currently estimated to have diabetes. Of these only 60% (approx. 2.7 million) are diagnosed according to a Novo Nordisk report in 2015.

Aqvila won the design sub-contract for the reinforced concrete structures, primary steel structures, secondary steel structures and façade girts.

Asnæsværket originally built in 1961 and 1981 was a coalfired power plant, but in 2015 a the final decision was made converting the power plant to a woodchip fired plant.

Denmarks largest rainwater reservoir – an underground tunnel with a totalcapacity of 15.000 m3/s. In addition to providing physical protection against flooding, the environmental targets for Damhusåen (set forth by the Munucipality) will also be met.