Eiffage Métal news

Eiffage, through its Belgian subsidiary Smulders, created NSORe (Neptun Smulders Offshore Renewables) with Neptun Werft, part of the Meyer Werft group. NSORe is an equal joint venture dedicated to HVDC (High Voltage Direct Current) offshore substation projects. 

Eiffage, through its German subsidiaries Eiffage Infra-Bau and SEH, has won in a consortium with Mostostal Kraków, the contract from the city of Nuremberg in Germany, to replace two bridges positioned in line with each other as well as the associated access roads. The contract is worth a total €110 million (Eiffage share: €95 million).

Eiffage, through its subsidiary Eiffage Métal, and Arabelle Solutions, a subsidiary of EDF, signed a 12-year partnership agreement for the manufacturing of modules and metallic frames for condensers dedicated to future heat exchangers for several nuclear power plants projects in France and Europe.

Eiffage, through SEH Engineering– a German subsidiary of Eiffage Métal – has secured the contract to build the new Levensau Bridge on the Kiel Canal in northern Germany, in a consortium with BEMO Tunnelling and Metrostav DIZ. The contract is worth a total €183 million (Eiffage share: €82 million).

Training to be more effective in emergencies is what recently motivated our production teams and the Lauterbourg (67) fire department, as they conducted confined space extraction drills.

On October 15, during the Steel.in ceremony organized by ConstruirAcier, the Lucie-Bréard footbridge was honored by more than 300 professionals from the steel construction industry. This distinction highlights its essential role in the renewal of the Franc-Moisin district in Saint-Denis (93).

Eiffage, through Smulders (Eiffage Métal’s subsidiary in Belgium), has been awarded by RTE, France’s transmission system operator, an EPCIC (Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Installation and Commissioning) contract to develop and build three alternating current substations for connections to the Bretagne Sud (AO5), Narbonnaise Sud-Hérault and Golfe de Fos (AO6) French offshore wind farms and their future extensions (A09). Overall, the contract is worth more than €1.5 billion.

An award that reflects our strong and structured commitment to corporate social responsibility.

The two banks of the new bridge are now connected following the second launching operation of the nearly 1,000-tonne steel structure, manufactured and installed by our teams from Lauterbourg (67).

This innovation was recently presented by our teams to our clients, prospects, and partners, and included a live demonstration followed by a visit to our dedicated R&D workshop where it is manufactured.

During exceptional track closures, the teams of the consortium installed, using a launching method, a structure named the Pont des Cathédrales, due to the proximity of former railway halls, currently being revitalized by the Eiffage Aménagement teams.

Faced with the shortage of skilled labor in technical trades Eiffage Métal has launched in partnership with the Institut de Soudure and Alemploi its own training school for assembler and welder professions This initiative aims to meet our recruitment needs while enhancing the attractiveness of these professions Located at the heart of the Lauterbourg plant the Eiffage Métal Academy combines theory and practical immersion to train our future talents and support us in tackling the industrial challenges of tomorrow

Watch the video showcasing the renovation of the Lucie-Bréard footbridge, a great example of eco-friendly infrastructure reuse

In the United Kingdom, Eiffage Métal teams have successfully carried out the largest launching on the HS2 high-speed rail project!

Renowned globally for its syrups, Monin operates nine factories worldwide and produces over 150 premium syrup and liqueur references, primarily distributed in cafés and restaurants. The family-owned company, aiming to reduce its carbon footprint and eliminate industrial process effluents, entrusted the creation of its water production workshop to our Hyline experts. This initiative is part of the Zeus project (ZEro liquid discharge water reUSe), which has received funding from the European Union's Life program (2021–2025).