Managing Director Rune Rautio says to BarentsObserver that the deals strengthen the leading position of Rambøll Storvik in Northwest Russia. From before, the company has long experiences within oil, gas, environment and infrastructure in the region.
The frame agreements will give Ramboll Storvik a role as service provider to the two companies in Russia. It is not excluded that the company also might get assignments in connection with the Shtokman project.
Ramboll Storvik is consulting and advisory group stationed in the Norwegian border town of Kirkenes on the border to Russia. Established in 1993, the company has expanded within the field of business development, risk management and project management, as well as advisory services all with Northwest Russia as the focus area.
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