Quay Closeout

Mo i Rana finished dredging before the quay reached handover

Published 2 August 2026 Publisher IMWO Region Europe Confidence Confirmed
Aerial view of the Mo i Rana shoreline containment and Langneset marine works during dredging closeout

Vest Betong; exact Mo i Rana shoreline-deposit and marine construction workfront

Mo i Rana has crossed several physical milestones without crossing the final project boundary. Kystverket reports more than 100,000 cubic metres dredged, Toranes and navigation works complete and 156 piles installed, while the Langneset quay remains in its finishing phase ahead of planned autumn 2026 handover and opening.

Completed marine work fronts now sit beside an unfinished quay

Kystverket supplies the dated construction state, work-front boundaries, physical quantities and future owner/operator chain. TED controls the public contract-result value. Vest Betong controls its contract type, stated value, programme and detailed quantities. Visible construction progress does not establish acceptance, opening, final charting or a final account.

Four ledgers are required for one integrated project

The project exposes a delivery chain that a headline award misses: Vest Betong leads the NS 8405 works, Gerd Stensen is named on dredging, Keller appears in a bounded equipment-recovery role, and the municipality's future asset and operating companies enter only after completion. Each boundary changes who should be monitored and what can be claimed.

Evidence conclusion

Quay acceptance and operation remain open

Outstanding evidence

  • Technical installations, quay equipment and backland completion
  • Formal handover and autumn 2026 opening
  • Asset transfer and operator commencement
  • Final hydrographic and chart-update evidence
  • Accepted dredging and containment quantities
  • Environmental and geotechnical close-out of the shoreline deposit
  • Final account and any further subcontractor disclosure

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