Multiconsult er et av Norges og Nordens ledende miljøer innen prosjektering og rådgiving

Multiconsult’s first quarter 2022 EBITA came in at NOK 169.2 million, which is an all-time high result. The EBITA margin was 14.9 per cent. Net operating revenues increased 16.2 per cent y-o-y to NOK 1 138.1 million, mainly caused by M&A and higher number of working days. The solid result is mainly driven by strong performance in the segments Region Oslo and Region Norway, improvements in Energy, an improved billing ratio and higher number of working days. The order intake was also strong in the quarter at NOK 1 467 million, reflecting Multiconsult’s solid market position, which gives an order backlog of NOK 3 521 million at the end of the quarter.

Rikard Appelgren was elected as new chairman of the board of Multiconsult ASA 7 April 2022.

Multiconsult has been awarded a contract under the frame agreement with Statnett SF announced on the 10 October 2020. The contract relates to the engineering of three substations in connection of the planed electrification of Hammerfest LNG in the county of Troms og Finnmark, Norway. The project consists of detailed multidisciplinary engineering of the substations. The value to Multiconsult is estimated to NOK 36 million.

Since 2010, Multiconsult has been involved in the design and construction of the new MUNCH museum. The official opening was held on Friday 22 October for the 13-storey museum, with over 26,000 artworks by Edvard Munch.

Deichman Bjørvika has been awarded the "Excellence in Concrete Construction Awards" for "mid-rise buildings".

Statens vegvesen has selected the Sotra Link to design, build and operate the Sotra project PPP (NO: Rv.555 Sotrasambandet) outside Bergen at the west coast of Norway. Sotra Link includes Macquarie Group Ltd, SK Ecoplant Co. Ltd Webuild S.p.A. Multiconsult is set to deliver design and engineering services as the main designer, except for the suspension bridge.

In 2025, a new Viking Museum in Oslo will be completed. Multiconsult is part of the team that will design and build the new museum building on behalf of Statsbygg.

September 1st marked the official opening of the new Veterinary Building on Campus Ås. The Norwegian queen, three ministers and involved parties participated in a great ceremony to mark the completion of the building.

On Saturday 28 August, the new Hurtigruten Museum opened with one of the world's largest indoor museum objects, namely the ship MS Finnmarken from 1956.

A team consisting of Aas-Jakobsen, COWI and Multiconsult with Johs Holt will assist the Norwegian Public Roads Administration in developing the best bridge solutions for the E39 where it crosses the Sula Fjord and Halsa Fjord. The consultancy team has been awarded an impressive five in eight preliminary projects for the two fjord crossings in the county of Møre and Romsdal.