Recent contracts
EUROPE
Czech Republic
- Eurovia CS (VINCI Construction) : contract to modernise the train station and railway junction at Pardubice, east of Prague. Works involve renovating Pardubice station (inaugurated in 1958) and its infrasTructure, and are due to be completed in October 2024
Germany
- Eurovia Deutschland (VINCI Construction) / VINCI Construction Terrassement (VINCI Construction) : 30-year contract for the design, financing, construction, maintenance and operation of the new 22 km B247 federal road. The project will include the recycling and reuse of up to 30% of asphalt and 100% of concrete from the existing section
Slovakia
- Eurovia CS (VINCI Construction) / Eurovia SK (VINCI Construction) / Strabag / Doprastav : contract to build the R2 between Krivan and Mytna. This expressway, which will be handed over in 2024, is part of an international road. Once works are completed, drivers will have a safe road connecting Bratislava to Lucenec
United Kingdom
- Eurovia Surfacing (VINCI Construction) / EST (VINCI Construction) : 6-year framework contracts covering delivery of asphalt, surface dressing and GripFibre® micro-surfacing systems to Hertfordshire County Council, North of London. The contracts took effect on 1 October 2020
- Eurovia UK (VINCI Construction) / Jacobs / Breedon Aggregates : Transport Scotland designated BEAR Scotland as the preferred bidder for its contract covering management of the South East Trunk Roads network, which took effect on 16 August 2020. The contract, concluded for an initial period of 8 years, may be extended for 4 years. The teams will work on the M8, M9, M80 and M90 motorways, and on the A720, the Edinburgh city bypass
NORTH AMERICA
Canada
- Eurovia (VINCI Construction), lead / Dodin Campenon Bernard (VINCI Construction) / Pomerleau, 50% : the Quebec Ministry of Transportation has selected Renouveau La Fontaine, a consortium comprising VINCI Construction (50%) to rehabilitate Louis Hippolyte Lafontaine tunnel and its access roads. This strategic transport corridor for the Montreal urban area carries 120,000 vehicles a day