Organisation

The Danish Building and Property Agency is a part of the Ministry of Transport, Building and Housing. The agency was created by the formation of the government on 3 October 2011 through a merger of parts of the Danish Palace and Properties Agency, the Danish University and Property Agency and the Danish Enterprises and Construction Authority.

The Danish Building and Property Agency's executive board consists of CEO Rasmus Brandt Lassen, Deputy Director Kristian Lyk-Jensen, and Deputy Director Signe Primdal Lyndrup.

The organisation uses three pillars as a starting point: Business, Projects, and Staff and management. The pillars consist of smaller units, each with their own special focuses. In the organisation there are a number of mutual dependencies, which requires that we work interdisciplinarily in order to provide the right solutions for our customers.

Mission

We are the building and property agency for universities and state offices, and must therefore deliver more efficiently and professionally, than if the customers themselves were responsible.

Vision - strategic benchmarks

We provide attractive and well-run state workplaces

We reduce costs related to state workplaces

We reduce climate impact related to state workplaces

We maintain the value of state building assets

We quickly and efficiently adapt state workplaces to new demands

We comply with rules and regulations for state activities

We manage our economy responsibly, efficiently and transparently

Core business areas

A strong construction function

Integrated facility management

An optimized property portfolio