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Océlian

Rueil-Malmaison, France

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Océlian is the French subsidiary of VINCI Construction and specializes in maritime and fluvial construction works. With a workforce of 500 and over 200 projects per year, the company carries out a wide range of tasks in coastal protection technology, underwater construction, and river building. Océlian possesses its own Material Park with more than 35 maritime and 91 fluvial shipping vessels as well as specialized machines for Battage, Dredging, and other construction works. The company is divided into four main activity areas and has Agences throughout France, including in the Seine-Atlantique, Rhin-Rhône, Nord-Ile-de-France, and Corse-Méditerranée regions. Océlian works on projects such as the Port de La Rochelle and the Port de Porto Vecchio.

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