Operating primarily in Europe and North America, Eurovia, a subsidiary of the VINCI Group, is a world leader in construction and maintenance of transport infrastructure.
Heir to a century of roadworks tradition, making the most of specialised expertise and driving innovation, Eurovia is supported by its 41,500 employees working in nearly 1,200 industrial and commercial entities in 17 countries.
Eurovia's activity is structured in three complementary business lines: transportation infrastructure and urban development, industrial production, and maintenance and services. Beyond the traditional role of the roadworks company, Eurovia has developed an entirely new approach to its business, providing more added value and increased technical content so as to meet the new needs voiced by its customers and by road users.
Eurovia's dual ambition is to be the expertise benchmark in its business lines and the special partner of its contracting authorities.
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Transportation infrastructure and urban development
Eurovia builds road, highway, airport, rail, and light-rail infrastructure as well as industrial
and commercial facilities.
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Industrial production
Eurovia operates a network of quarries, recycling facilities (that re-use construction waste products and incinerator ash), binder plants, asphalt-production units, and industrial sites that produce road equipment (road markings, precast concrete, and noise barriers).
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Maintenance and services
Eurovia provides overall maintenance services for road, highway, and rail networks as well as urban transport infrastructure, including network management, power supply, winterizing strategies, emergency situations, and temporary markings and signs. Eurovia also provides pre-implementation services, including design and coordination, expert consulting services, and technical support.
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