Lloyd’s Register strengthens position as key consultant to the Swedish Transport Administration

Lloyd’s Register strengthens position as key consultant to the Swedish Transport Administration

(PRESS RELEASE) LONDON, 2-Jul-2020 — /EuropaWire/ — The global engineering consultancy, Lloyd’s Register announced today a new framework agreement with Trafikverket, the Swedish Transport Administration. The over 2.5 million EUR (28 million Swedish Krona) worth contract will deliver third party assessment services for the country’s rail network.

The agreement, which runs for two years initially with an option to extend for a further two years, strengthens LR’s position as a key consultant to the Swedish Transport Administration.

As an accredited assessment body (AsBo) and notified body (NoBo) in Europe, LR will deliver independent assurance services for projects across the network. As NoBo, LR will provide third party certification at various points throughout project lifecycles to ensure the structural subsystem conforms to the technical specifications outlined by the European Union (EU). This will ensure technical interoperability of the Swedish rail network. As AsBo, LR will ensure that the projects comply with the Common Safety Method – Risk Evaluation and Assessment (CSM-REA) regulation.

Asle Martinsen, Transport Assurance Manager at Lloyd’s Register, said: “This new agreement is testament to LR’s expertise and excellent track record in the European railway sector. It follows a previous framework agreement for NoBo services for Trafikverket, where we delivered positive results and developed a good relationship over a three-year period. This latest agreement provides us with an opportunity to further strengthen this relationship, build on an already high level of trust and continue to deliver exceptional assurance services.”

Media contact:

Alex Briggs
Global Head of Brand and Communications, Business Assurance & Inspection Services

T: 07769881440
E alex.briggs@lr.org

SOURCE: Lloyd’s Register

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