On Monday, Eiffage, an European construction and concessions company, announced securing a contract valued at nearly €700 million.
The contract involves designing, building, operating, and maintaining a new office complex for the French Ministry of the Interior and Overseas France. The project will be situated in Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine, within the Seine-Saint-Denis department.
Eiffage’s subsidiary, Eiffage Construction, will lead the consortium responsible for the project, alongside partners including the architectural firm Groupe-6 and the Ingérop design office.
Eiffage has a workforce of 78,200 employees. In 2023, the company reported revenues of €21.8 billion, demonstrating its expansive reach, with 31% of its business conducted outside of France.
The new contract with the French Ministry of the Interior and Overseas France adds to Eiffage’s robust portfolio of high-profile projects.
The office complex project at Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine represents a substantial investment in the region’s infrastructure and is poised to be a notable addition to Eiffage’s extensive list of accomplishments in the construction sector.
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