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Construction Project: The Extension Line 14 South Kremlin Bicêtre Station
The structural engineering consultants of SERS take charge of the construction of the Kremlin Bicêtre station project. This project requires essentially the extension of line 14 between « Olympiades » station (13th arrondissement of Paris) and Orly airport by building a 4.6 kilometers tunnel between the future « Maison Blanche Paris XIII » station and the « Jean Prouvé » tunnel boring machine insertion shaft, bored with an earth pressure tunnel boring machine. It also includes the construction of the new « Kremlin-Bicêtre Hôpital » station (Val de Marne) and 5 ventilation and emergency shafts. Thanks to the great professionalism of our civil engineers and the high-quality equipment, we ensure an accurate execution for the construction project.
Here are some information regarding our mission of construction of line 14 Lot GC02, in Kremlin Bicêtre Station :
Contracting authority: RATP
Contracting authority: SYSTRA
Grouping: Dodin Campenon Bernard (lead contractor) – SPIE Batignolles TPCI – VINCI Construction France – VINCI Construction Grands Projets – BOTTE Fondations and SPIE Fondations.
Start date: 2018
Phase: Detailed design phase of projects
City: Villejuif
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