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Monday September 18th, 2017
It’s official: Paris has won the coveted Olympic rings for 2024! This great win wouldn’t have been possible without unprecedented support, to which Bouygues Construction contributed.
Since the signature of a partnership with Paris 2024 last March, several events have been organised to bring our employees together to fly the Olympic flag. Take a look back at this remarkable commitment!
Bouygues Construction's partnership for Paris 2024
Bouygues Construction's athletes got involved in the bid for Paris 2024.
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Bouygues Construction's partnership for Paris 2024
Over 100 employees took part in the Games organised at the Challenger headquarters in July.
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Bouygues Construction's partnership for Paris 2024
Employees from all over Ile-de-France went head-to-head in eight Olympic trials in the grounds of the group’s head office.
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Bouygues Construction's partnership for Paris 2024
It was a great opportunity to demonstrate our passion for sport...
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Bouygues Construction's partnership for Paris 2024
...and to get the whole company involved in Paris’ bid.
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Bouygues Construction's partnership for Paris 2024
Bernard Mounier, CEO of Bouygues Bâtiment Ile-de-France, awaits the official decision in Lima with David Douillet and Teddy Riner.
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Bouygues Construction's partnership for Paris 2024
Bouygues Construction's head office, Challenger, flies the Paris 2024 colours.
Télécharger l‘imageThe “Maison des femmes”, or “women’s home”, inaugurated in Saint-Denis at the beginning of July 2016 after a year of construction works, is finally ready to welcome and care for female victims of violence and mutilation. Here is a look back on this project led by a committed woman, the Doctor Ghada Hatem, and supported […]
Bouygues Construction won two trophies awarded bythe OPPBTP (Professional Organisation for Accident Prevention in the Construction Industry)duringthe National Accident Prevention Meetings event on 12 October, in the presence of the Minister for Employment, representatives of worker and company organisations, administrators in charge of accident prevention, and leaders of companies in the construction industry.
A photography exhibition of works by young photographers at the Fondation Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé.
Alain Hurel and Thomas Devallez, the HR managers of the sea extension project in the port of Calais, share their experience with their joint job insertion efforts in the context of this construction site.
Philippe Bonnave, Bouygues Construction CEO, signed an operational reserve policy support agreement on 10th November, alongside Florence Parly, Armed Forces Minister. This agreement will allow reservist employees to be more responsible and committed than ever.
Bouygues Construction’s top priority is the health and safety of the teams who work on its construction sites. 13 June 2017 marks the launch of a global awareness campaign intended to reinforce the Bouygues Construction Health and Safety policy and achieve “zero accidents”.
The choice of location in Saint-Ouen's Docks district is no accident: the Fabrique du métro is located at the heart of an area which plays an emblematic role in the current Grand Paris development.
Interview with Alexia Fakiri, Internal Control Manager at Bouygues Construction.
Twenty years ago, the stands of the Stade de France buzzed with the first chants of football supporters during the 1998 World Cup. As the 2018 World Cup gets underway in Russia, let's take a look back at the construction of this legendary stadium with a few pictures.
