- Road construction and maintenance
- Urban development
- Building light-rail transit systems
- Building and maintaining railways
- Carrying out civil engineering mandates
- Making transportation infrastructure safe
- Feasibility studies and construction for drainage networks
- Building lasting infrastructure
- Installing road equipment
Urban development
We make roadways and public spaces safer, more pleasant, and cleaner (less polluted), but we also promote the development of urban transit, particularly light-rail systems. Eurovia creates products and processes and delivers services that address the specific characteristics and constraints of urban areas.
Eurovia completes the segment of duplex A86 roads
In June 2009, the first segment of duplex A86 was opened to traffic. This 4.5-km tunnel connects Rueil-Malmaison to the A13 motorway. What are its specific features? It is a narrow, 2.15m-wide, two-level carriageway. A clear asphalt mix on the road segment. In toll areas, 12,000 m² of pollution-fighting NOxer® coating was used.
The historic Trafalgar Gate area
Ringway has successfully secured a contract with the Portsmouth City Council, in England, that calls for improved access to the historical Trafalgar Gate area of the city.
The purpose of the project is to provide a new, high-capacity link road between Mile End Road and the entrance to Trafalgar Gate. The project will be carried out in two phases.
The first phase involves traffic diversion and major site clearance work. The second phase is the building of two roads: a 230-metre, four-lane, two-way link road from Trafalgar Gate to A3; and a two-lane slip road from M275 to Trafalgar Gate.
Eurovia helps nature reestablish its presence on the banks of the Rhône
Three Eurovia companies, namely, the Lyon division (lead), EJL Sud-Est and Entreprise de Filippis, took part in the redevelopment of the central sections of the banks of the Rhône, begun in May 2007. Three companies from VINCI Construction France (EBM, Bourgeois and Tournaud) were also among the 17 companies mandated to redesign the banks of the river. A two-year effort was required to transform the lower port areas of the left bank, which had become car parks, into a 10-hectare green space.
Barack Obama Avenue
On April 26, 2010, Hubbard Construction was awarded a contract for the first phase in the project to build Barack Obama Avenue in Orlando, Florida. The project calls for the construction of a dual 2-lane urban thoroughfare 2,100 m long. Work began on June 15 and will be completed in 15 months.