De Werkvennootschap

De Werkvennootschap (DWV) is a Flemish entity that brings large PPP projects to market. During 2024, DWV reached two contract closes. One for a €726 million renovation of the ring road around Ghent (R4 West and East). The second contract close was for the complete redevelopment of the R0xA201 (the interchange between the Ring road around Brussels and the main Belgian airport).

Furthermore, DWV has brought to market three very large PPP projects, on which the procurement process is running:

The Limburg North-South Connection, where two of the longest road tunnels in Flanders will be built, next to major liveability upgrades—a key feature in all of DWV’s projects. Every major mobility intervention is used to leverage its surroundings to ensure positive effects are felt by the whole environmental ecosystem, improving the quality of life for people, animals, and flora through these projects.

The Zaventem-Zone Redevelopment of the Brussels Ring Road: The first phase of one of the greatest projects in Belgium and maybe even Europe. The goal is to redevelop the entire northern part of the Brussels Ring Road—part of the E40 TEN-T network and the main transit highway in Belgium—starting with the Zaventem zone and then moving to other sections.

The Missing Link N60, called 'Rond Ronse', where the first bored tunnel for car traffic in Belgium will be created.