Implenia wins infrastructure contract in Paris

Implenia has won an infrastructure contract in Paris together with consortium partners. The "Lot GC01" construction section in the east of Paris involves the extension of Line 11 of the Régie autonome des transports parisiens (RATP), the state operator of public transport in Paris.

Editorial - June 28, 2016

Implenia trägt mit dem Auftragsgewinn der Verlängerung der U-Bahn-Linie 11 in Paris dazu bei, dass die Île-de-France ab 2030 besser mit der französischen Hauptstadt Paris verbunden ist. Die Visualisierung zeigt die künftige Station Hôpital. (Bild: RATP) — By winning the contract to extend metro line 11 in Paris, Implenia is helping to ensure that Île-de-France will be better connected to the French capital Paris from 2030. The visualization shows the future Hôpital station. (Image: RATP)

The infrastructure contract is part of the major "Grand Paris Express" project. Implenia is taking on the contract together with consortium partners NGE, Demathieu & Bard and Pizzarotti (IT). The contract is being financed by the Syndicat des transport d'Île-de-France (STIF), the public transport authority responsible for local public transport, the Société du Grand Paris and the Conseil Général de Seine-Saint-Denis.

With the "Grand Paris Express", a transport network consisting of six driverless metro lines will be created by 2030 to better connect the metropolis with neighboring residential areas in the greater Paris region (Île-de-France). A total of around 210 kilometers of new tunnel lines and almost 70 new underground stations are being built. Work on Lot GC01 will start in October 2016 and take around four years.

Implenia sees the project win as an important acquisition success in the French market. (ah)

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Implenia wins infrastructure contract in Paris

Implenia has won an infrastructure contract in Paris together with consortium partners. The "Lot GC01" construction section in the east of Paris involves the extension of Line 11 of the Régie autonome des transports parisiens (RATP), the state operator of public transport in Paris.

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