Skanska wins USD 163 million University of Mary Washington theater, fine arts renovation contract in Virginia

By Public Technologies
  • Skanska won a USD 163 million contract from the University of Mary Washington to build a new theater, renovate fine arts buildings.
  • Work covers a roughly 6,300 sq m multi-story theater with a 293-seat performance hall, renovations across about 7,600 sq m.
  • Project started. Completion is expected in February 2030.
  • Contract value will be booked in Skanska’s US order intake for Q3 2026.


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