Egis is accelerating the rollout of comprehensive engineering services to address the challenges facing the nuclear industry with the signing of two major and strategic engineering contracts for the DIMP. As a key player in the CEA’s major programs, DIMP is supporting the construction of the Jules Horowitz Reactor (RJH), an iconic project in which Egis has been involved for over 20 years.
In this context, Egis has just signed the contract for Organization, Control, Safety, and Environment for the construction work as part of a consortium with Acepp, Davidson, and Socotec. With a duration of 8 years, this contract will mobilize teams specializing in construction site supervision, scheduling, management, and coordination, as well as safety and environmental management.
In addition, Egis is a co-contractor on the Design and Technical Studies contract within the “Epopée” consortium, commissioned by Orano Projets, in partnership with Ekium and Parlym. This seven-year, multi-disciplinary engineering contract covers civil, mechanical, process, electrical, and ventilation engineering, among other areas.
These successes further strengthen Egis's position in supporting major nuclear research infrastructure programs.
