A9 Badhoevedorp - Holendrecht
A large-scale widening of a vital transport corridor in the northern Randstad region. A project where accessibility, quality of life, and smart phasing come together.
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Where we operate
PROJECTS: WHERE PLANS BECOME REALITY
Project delivery is at the heart of what we do. This is where it happens—out in the field, in the real world, where ambitions, stakeholders, schedules, risks, and people come together. It is in this phase that it becomes clear whether a project is truly built on solid foundations.
Count & Cooper works on projects where the stakes are high. Projects with significant societal impact. Projects that are technically, organizationally, or politically complex. Often large-scale, always challenging. Because that is where we can make the greatest difference.
We do not join projects simply to be part of the process. We join them to move them forward.
Complex projects require more than capacity
Large-scale delivery projects are rarely straightforward. They involve demanding deadlines, numerous stakeholders, tight budgets, technical interdependencies, and constantly changing circumstances. A single delay, unclear agreement, or overlooked risk can have significant consequences. It is precisely this complexity that we thrive on.
We bring structure where clarity is lacking. Energy where collaboration is struggling. And focus where critical decisions need to be made. We do this alongside our partners, as an integral part of the project team. Not from the sidelines, but at the heart of the project.
We choose conciously
At Count & Cooper, we deliberately select projects where we can create real value and contribute to positive, lasting change in society. We focus on projects in infrastructure, the energy transition, hydraulic engineering, and modern cities.
These are the projects that keep the Netherlands moving - both literally and figuratively. Projects that demand smart collaboration, a hands-on approach, and people who embrace complexity rather than shy away from it.
Explore our projects
Curious about the projects we work on? Explore a selection of our projects and discover how Count & Cooper collaborates with clients and partners to tackle complex challenges that deliver meaningful societal impact.
Hoogspanningsverbinding Rilland-Tilburg
The new 380 kV transmission line between the Borssele/Vlissingen region and Tilburg is part of the reinforcement of the national high-voltage grid.
Warmteoverdracht station Kethelplein
The heat transfer station at Kethelplein manages the transfer of heat to the WarmtelinQ system, which transports residual heat to other parts of South Holland.
A10 Zuidasdok Tunnel
A transformative project in the heart of Amsterdam, where accessibility and urban development go hand in hand. As part of Zuidasdok, the A10 South motorway is being partially relocated underground and widened.
SOK Kademakers
Renewing the inner-city quay walls in the center of Amsterdam, a challenging operation with a major impact.
Rotterdam World Gateway
Refurbishing terminal assets to ensure they remain fit for purpose for years to come and are state-of-the-art in terms of automation.
Renovatie onderbouw IJ-viaduct
A major renovation project at one of the busiest railway locations in the Netherlands. Working on century-old infrastructure in the middle of a fully operational station.
Verruiming Julianakanaal
The deepening and widening of the Maas Route to accommodate larger inland vessels, creating a future-proof waterway for inland shipping.
The 'Entrance' to Amsterdam
The city side of Amsterdam Central station is undergoing a complete metamorphosis. A renewed design of the ground level and an underwater bicycle parking.
Twentekanaal
Widening the canal will make the transport of goods by water faster and safer, and will improve the accessibility of the ports.
Completion Noord/Zuidlijn
A new metro line straight through the Amsterdam center with 7 stations and a length of almost 10 km, of which 7 km underground.
Transformation Amstelveenlijn
The Amstelveen line is an important link in the regional public transport of Stadsregio Amsterdam.
Weir ensemble Nederrijn
The Nederrijn and Lek weir ensemble contributes to sufficient (fresh) water in the river area and the IJsselmeer, and smooth and safe shipping.