New branch in Germany

We are pleased to announce the opening of our new branch in Germany, further strengthening our international presence. Protecnium has commenced operations on its first construction project in Germany, providing surveying management services and technical civil engineering services (planning). This expansion adds to our permanent presence in countries such as Spain, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Australia, Norway, and Ireland. The establishment of our German branch underscores our commitment to continuing our active participation in civil engineering projects on a global scale.

Germany is a benchmark in the field of civil engineering, with a sector that has experienced dynamic growth in recent years. Infrastructure investments have been particularly significant, with cumulative growth exceeding 13%, outpacing the construction sector as a whole. In 2020, the country invested €44.4 billion in civil engineering, primarily focused on transportation infrastructure, such as roads and rail networks.

The future of the German civil engineering market is promising, with projected growth between 2023 and 2030. Revenues are expected to increase from $256.2 million in 2023 to $299.3 million in 2030. The planning and design segment remains the most important, while construction is the fastest-growing area.

With our new branch, at Protecnium we hope to contribute to the growth of the sector. We are prepared to offer our specialized technical team and continue supporting civil engineering projects in Europe and globally.

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Discover our latest project in New Zealand

We're excited to share that we've completed another big project in our civil engineering project portfolio. As an international company specializing in technical and engineering services, our mission is to bring innovative solutions to large scale projects while maintaining the highest standards of quality and sustainability.

Our latest achievement, the Ara Tūhono - Pūhoi to Wellsford Highway, involved the construction of 18.5 kilometers of new highway, featuring 4 lanes and 7 bridges. Over six years, our expert team worked to deliver a modern, safe infrastructure that improves regional connectivity and significantly reduces travel times. Key roles in the project included a Quantity Manager, CAD Technician, Survey Manager, and Site Production Engineer, who all contributed to optimizing design, minimizing bridge construction, and increasing earthworks.

The use of drones was essential in monitoring earth movements, ensuring precision and efficiency. This accomplishment was made possible thanks to our collaboration with NX2 Group and Acciona, whose commitment and expertise played a crucial role in this project’s success. The project highlights our collective achievement in delivering infrastructure that enhances connectivity across New Zealand.

For more information about this project and other ongoing initiatives, visit our experience section on the website. If you are an engineering professional interested in joining large-scale projects like this, we are continually seeking new talent. Don't hesitate to reach out and be part of our upcoming global challenges!

The stretch is divided into two sections of 7.2 meters in diameter, both starting from Kirtling Street. The first, 5 kilometers long, heads east until it reaches CarnwathRoad, while the second, 7.7 kilometers long, moves west until it ends at Chambers Wharf. The 12.7 kilometers that the central section measures make it the longest in the tunnel, which will have a total length of 25 kilometers. The contract also includes the construction of 8 wells between 42 and 62 meters deep, 6 connection tunnels, sewers, interception chambers and valves.

Protecnium provides tunnel surveyors, surface surveyors and surveying assistants, as well as civil tunnel engineers, shift managers, tunnel boring machine drivers, and segment specialists.

The project involves the construction of a new 3-lane highway for each direction over 4 miles (6.4 km) between US 158 and I-40 in Forsyth County. The work also includes the corresponding links with these two highways, the construction of 18 bridges and the placement of acoustic screens.

Protecnium contributed the Directorate of Topography, as well as office and field topography and the Directorate of Earthworks

The Follo Line Project is currently the largest transport project in Norway. The project consists of a new 22 km double-track railway line between Oslo Central Station and the new station at Ski, south of Oslo. The main part of the 20 km long tunnel will be built, which will be the longest in Scandinavia when completed in late 2022.

The project consists of five EPC contracts, in which the tunnel construction with TBM is the largest.

Protecnium provides tunnel, surface surveyors and surveying aids.

Battersea Power Station is a London Underground station under construction, as part of the North Line Extension (NLE). The future station will be located in Zone 1, and is part of the extension from Kennington to attend the remodeling of the Battersea Power Station. The station will serve as a terminal for the new line, and will also serve as an interchange with the Battersea Park train station. The station has an entrance architecture created by Grimshaw. Art on the Underground has commissioned artist Alexandre da Cunha to install a permanent work of art in the station's ticket hall - a 100-meter-long kinetic sculpture.

Protecnium provides BIM designers and designers.

The project involves the construction of the largest cable-stayed bridge in the United States. This bridge crosses the entrance channel to the port of Corpus Christi, with six sections and a maximum span of 504 meters in the main section. The structure is 62 meters wide to allow access to the Corpus Christi port for the largest transoceanic ships, including those that cross the Panama Canal.

Protecnium contributed to the project the head of the Purchasing Department, as well as purchasing technicians.

HS2 Project (High Speed Line 2) that will connect London to Birmingham in 2026 (Phase 1) and, later, in 2033, will extend to Manchester and Leeds (Phase 2), with a “Y” configuration. The Line is being designed for a maximum speed of 400 km / h and, once completed, will allow a peak hour frequency of 18 trains per direction. The total expected cost is £ 56 billion. Phase 1, with a length of 225 km, will have four stations, two in London and two in Birmingham (one of them at the airport). Phase 2 will be 360 km long and have four stations, two in Manchester (one of them at the airport), another in the vicinity of Nottingham, and the fourth in Leeds.

Protecnium participates in the design phase with specialized drafters in high speed train projects.

El D4R7- Bratislava Bypass consiste en el diseño, construcción, financiación y operación de 27 km de la autopista D4 alrededor de Bratislava, Eslovaquia, así como de 32 km de la autopista R7. La nueva autopista D4 de 27 km creará un desvío hacia el este de la ciudad y una conexión con las carreteras radiales existentes. El proyecto también implica la construcción de la nueva autopista radial R7 de 32 kilómetros, que corre en dirección sur-este desde el centro de la ciudad.

El proyecto contruirá 14 conexiones con autopistas existentes, 122 puentes y un gran puente sobre el Danubio.

Protecnium proporciona equipos de topografía de campo especializados en carreteras y grandes estructuras