All over the world, Bouygues Construction designs, builds, renovates and refurbishes neighbourhoods and buildings that are essential to life, and supports the development of low-carbon energy production and transport infrastructure. Its explicit objective is to address the immense challenges of the environmental transition to more sustainable and resource-efficient construction.
Building for life
Bouygues Construction’s 32,500 people around the world are driven by a noble and powerful sense of responsibility: to build for life.
Day after day, they work to improve the everyday lives of millions of people by building structures that host life and meet essential needs for housing, healthcare, education, work, entertainment, transport, low-carbon energy, and in many other fields.
They bring their know-how and experience at every stage of a project, offering alternative ways to design, renovate and build structures in order to address the immense challenges of the environmental transition that is needed to develop more sustainable, resource-efficient construction. Bouygues Construction’s people ensure that everyone is safe, and that human rights and ethical rules are respected. They share strong, common values and work hard alongside their clients and partners to make their lasting impact even more positive.
Bouygues Construction operates in over 50 countries and draws on a global network of building and civil works subsidiaries, and brands such as VSL, A W Edwards in Australia, Dragages in Hong Kong and Losinger Marazzi in Switzerland, to project its international presence.
BUILDING
Design, construction, refurbishment and renovation, property development and consulting.
PUBLIC WORKS
Civil engineering, bridges, tunnels and underground structures, prestressing and stay cable systems.
CONCESSIONS
Full-service packages, from financing to day-to-day operation.
32,500
EMPLOYEES WORLDWIDE
at 31 December 2023
over 50
countries
in which Bouygues Construction operates
Fécamp offshore wind farm (France)
© Nedim Imre
Saint-Denis Aquatics Centre and its connecting bridge (France)
© Elodie Napoléon
HS2 high-speed rail line, section 1 (UK)
© HS2
Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (Morocco)
© Cyril Abad