Regulatory Filings • Feb 21, 2023
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Vélizy-Villacoublay, 21 February 2023 18:40
Eiffage, through its subsidiaries Eiffage Génie Civil and Eiffage Rail, has been selected to build the Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne interconnection between the future Mont-Cenis base tunnel on the Lyon-Turin rail line and the existing rail network. The contract was awarded by SNCF Réseau, acting as project owner under an agreement with TELT, accompanied by Systra as project manager, and is worth €189.5 million in total.
This contract won as an integrated offer involves several of the Group's skills, including those of Eiffage Métal, Eiffage Route and Demcy, its subsidiary specialised in deconstruction. It includes the construction of the new rail platform as well as infrastructures of the passenger and fire safety buildings of the future Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne train station. It also involves laying new track to serve the Trimet aluminium plant and track improvement works on the historic Maurienne Valley train line.
The works will require:
The teams will use 100,000 m³ of concrete and will backfill 1.5 million m³ with material excavated from the Euralpin Lyon-Turin tunnel in order to limit traffic and preserve natural resources. Eiffage has also undertaken to allocate near 76,000 hours under access-toemployment programs for this project.
Works started in February 2023 and will involve four phases, with gaps in between in order to change over between rail infrastructure construction and tracks development, signals and overhead contact lines works, and to switch traffic between different configurations. Final completion is scheduled for spring 2032.
Following the completion of the SMP4 Lyon-Turin tunnel in late 2022, the purpose of which was to confirm the overall feasibility of the project, as well as several contracts for preparatory works and the start of lot 1 on the base tunnel for the Lyon-Turin rail line on the French side, between Villarodin-Bourget/Modane and Italy, all carried out in consortium, this new contract increases Eiffage's involvement in this major European project.
Eiffage is one of Europe's leading construction and concession groups, with activities spanning construction, property development, urban development, civil engineering, metallic construction, roads, energy systems and concessions. It relies on the experience of its 73,500 employees and in 2021 generated revenue of €18.7 billion, of which 27% came from outside France.
Eiffage Génie Civil operates in all specialist areas of civil engineering. Its teams work on a large number of structural projects in France and abroad, from design through to construction, as well as providing repair, maintenance and demolition services.
Eiffage Rail operates in all areas of railway projects: maintenance and upgrading of railways and points, development of major urban projects (tram and metro lines), design and construction of overhead contact lines, and construction of high-speed lines, traditional lines and sidings.
Press contact Bénédicte Dao Tel: +33 (0)1 71 59 22 28 [email protected]
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