
Bouygues Travaux Publics Régions France
Bouygues Travaux Publics Régions France
Building infrastructure that connects, transforms, and supports regional development in France
Who are we?

At Bouygues Travaux Publics Régions France, we share the greatest and most exciting responsibility: building for life. With a network of agencies and a regional headquarters covering the whole of France, we support public and private players in the construction of infrastructure that connects, transforms and supports regional development.
Our activities fall into four main sectors: carbon-free energy, mobility, sustainable development, and resource management. As a leading player in public infrastructure and civil engineering, we design and build engineering structures and transport infrastructure—roads, railways, and airports—for both public and private clients, as well as industrial, maritime, and river projects, and major earthworks. We are also developing recognized expertise in specialized civil engineering and special works, which we apply to complex and innovative projects.

We contribute to the preservation and adaptation of existing infrastructure by carrying out rehabilitation, renovation, and reinforcement projects to extend their lifespan and adapt them to new uses, whether to support current mobility needs or to make them fully accessible to all.
Our specialized business divisions—VSL France, Major Earthworks, Metal and Wood, Circular Economy, and Ecological Engineering—enrich this expertise by providing technical, environmental, and sustainable solutions tailored to contemporary challenges. Our Technical Department supports all of our operations by providing rigor, know-how, and innovation.
Aware of our responsibility, we work every day to reduce the carbon footprint of our projects and contribute to sustainable and resilient infrastructure that serves the communities of today and tomorrow.

Key figures
- 10
- agencies in France
- 900
- employees
- 120
- employees in Engineering Department
- +100
- projects per year

Building to protect
At Bouygues Travaux Publics Régions France, the health, safety, and physical and mental well-being of our employees and all parties involved in our activities is a top priority. We are firmly committed to maintaining the highest health and safety standards on all our sites and to incorporating our clients' requirements in this area.

Building to preserve
Eco-design through optimal sizing and process optimization should enable us to reduce the quantities consumed and used.
Bouygues Travaux Publics Régions France has identified five key levers for reducing its carbon footprint: biofuel, electrification, carbon-free electricity, recycled steel from the electrical industry, and lower-emission concrete.

Building to transform
Adopting industrialized and digitalized production methods to optimize design and build off-cycle and off-site is essential.

Building for growth
Women and men are the company's greatest asset. Bouygues Travaux Publics Régions France is committed to developing their employability by training them for the jobs of tomorrow and supporting all talent, ensuring diversity within its teams and a positive working environment.
Our references

Enclosing dyke in the port of Brest
Construction of an 890-metre dyke to create a 14-hectare polder for marine renewable energy.

Méricourt Locks
Renovation and extension of locks, carried out while maintaining navigation and modernising equipment to accommodate large convoys.

Don Lock
Complete renovation to support the growth in river traffic between Dunkirk and Lille.

Simone Veil Bridge
A landmark of the redevelopment of Bordeaux’s quays, the Simone Veil Bridge spans 550 metres and features a wide 44-metre-wide public esplanade overlooking the Garonne.

Port of Port-La Nouvelle
Extension of the port of Port-La Nouvelle, including a new basin and reinforced breakwaters, to accommodate next-generation vessels.

Toulouse Cable car
An innovative urban infrastructure connecting several major hubs and facilitating daily travel.

L'Eveil de Flaubert
At Rouen in France, creaiton of an urban development program comprising 242 housing units (social, intermediate, first-time buyer, senior living), offices, shops, and services on a 1.6-hectare site, surrounding landscaped areas and a 625-space underground parking garage.

Flaubert Eco-Neighborhood
Earthwork for Phases 1 and 2 of the Flaubert Eco-Neighborhood in Rouen: excavation, drainage, retaining structures, and soil treatment.
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Aunette Site
Reclamation of 8 hectares of agricultural land through the reuse of 200,000 tons of excavated soil, with soil restoration tailored to agricultural production.