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The Ministry of Defence has given the Norwegian Defence Estates Agency the task of establishing a new perimeter security with the accompanying perimeter road at Andøya air station. The initiative is for the establishment of approx. 9.3 km perimeter fence with a total height of 4 metres, as well as the accompanying perimeter road of approx. 7-9 km. The route stretches from the sea south of the air station, along the west side of the air station area and on to the sea in the north. Large parts of the route go through marsh areas, while some stretches touch rock and moraine foundations. The work is mainly planned to be carried out outside of the existing perimeter, so that the air station ́s security and operative functions can be maintained during the construction period.…
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TED · 758519-2026. Checked on Nov 2, 2026, 1:05 AM.
https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/detail/758519-2026
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TED · 758519-2026. Checked on Nov 2, 2026, 1:05 AM.
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