Freyssinet North-Europe

The Freyssinet Group is represented on all continents and has a global organization broken down into six geographical divisions that disseminate its know-how. The Northern and Eastern Europe division has a strong local presence through offices in Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Poland and Hungary.This global and local aspect enables its customers to benefit from a complete expertise and solutions
This web site
This web site is a complement of the Freyssinet Group web site, providing more local information about products and services, news, references, dossiers and downloadable documents in four main languages ( English, French, German, Dutch ) and also in Polish, Hungarian and Danish languages for the pages dedicated to countries
Group Freyssinet International
Freyssinet is a subsidiary of the Vinci Group, Europe’s leading construction company, and is a leading player in specialized civil engineering. Freyssinet works in two different sectors: firstly, in structures which include construction of new bridges, tunnels, buildings, silos, factories, shopping centres and associated maintenance and repairs works; and secondly, in soils involving high-tech processes such as mechanically stabilized earth, soil anchoring and micro-pile techniques and the use of the Ménard Soltraitement’s soil improvement processes.
Menard International
With the recent purchase of Ménard Soltraitement Group in September 1999, the Freyssinet Group is now the world leader in geotechnical activities. Reliable and sophisticated techniques such as dynamic compaction and consolidation, vacuum consolidation, jet grouting, control module columns, vertical and horizontal draining are now part of our expertise, together with a lot of references.
Terre Armée International
For over 30 years, Terre Armée International has been introducing its innovative technologies into civil engineering projects throughout the world. The main process, the Reinforced Earth technology, was invented by Henri Vidal in 1963: he used the simple idea of combining earthworks and tensile reinforcements to create a new and strong composite material. Many other products have enlarged the scope of products such as prefabricated precast arches and as “green” walls and block walls.