Bilfinger wins long-term scaffolding services deal with Sweden’s Söderenergi

Bilfinger has signed a long-term framework agreement to deliver scaffolding services for Söderenergi, one of Sweden’s largest district heating producers.

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Bilfinger has signed a long-term framework agreement with Söderenergi AB to deliver scaffolding services across the Swedish district heating producer’s facilities.

The companies said the agreement is intended to improve safety and efficiency during maintenance work and to support day-to-day operations at Söderenergi’s sites.

Söderenergi supplies district heating to the Stockholm region and states that it primarily uses recovered and renewable biofuels, positioning district heating as part of a broader circular-economy approach.

Bilfinger said its scope includes the design, assembly and maintenance of scaffolding, with the aim of creating safer access for planned maintenance and supporting more efficient execution on site.

Martin Steffens, Department Manager for Scaffolding & Insulation at Bilfinger in Stockholm, said: “We are proud of our new framework agreement with Söderenergi. Together, we are creating a safer, more efficient, and sustainable working environment, with quality at every step.”

Bilfinger described the agreement as aligned with its strategy to be “No. 1” for customers in improving efficiency and sustainability, as it continues to grow its industrial services work in the Nordic region.

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