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Groupe Egis began
in the mid 1970s, growing from its parent companies' work
in designing, operating and maintaining the network of
French motorways which commenced in 1956.
Groupe
Egis now encompasses a range of subsidiary companies
around the globe which work in three core areas around
transport infrastructure: Engineering, Project
Development and Infrastructure Operation.
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Groupe Egis has more than 25 subsidiary engineering
companies around the world which offer global expertise
and local knowledge in:
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specialised
engineering for roads, bridges, tunnels, passenger
rail, ports, airports, traffic management and water
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multidisciplinary
regional engineering for local road projects and urban
development with local subsidiaries in many countries
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development
engineering in more than 80 countries, financed by
international development assistance
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With more than 40 successful concession projects, Groupe
Egis' project development credentials are proven around
the world. Egis Projects is a world leader in public
private partnerships for transport infrastructure and
provides:
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project
development of transport infrastructure in partnership
with governments and the private sector
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engineering
turnkey equipment and operating contracts for road and
port infrastructure
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Infrastructure operation is one of Egis' core activities
with 13 companies currently operating around the world.
Operating work includes:
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traffic
management
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information
systems
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equipment and
road maintenance
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revenue
collection including electronic and cash tolling
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Egis' reputation
revolves around its wealth of international experience
and being an effective and reliable partner to government
and the private sector.
All Groupe Egis companies
are committed to sustainable development as a priority
and an integral part of their long term vision.
Groupe
Egis – http://www.egis-group.com
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