Setec
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
Setec is an independent multidisciplinary consulting engineering group, created in 1957 and specialized in:
- Transport and Infrastructures
- Buildings and Urban Planning
- Energy and Industry
- Environment & Sustainable Development
Setec has been designing complex and large-scale projects all over the world for over 60 years: the Channel Tunnel, awarded Major building project of the century by FIDIC, the Millau Viaduct, the world’s tallest bridge, high-rise building offices in Paris La Defense, the Beijing Opera, the Louis Vuitton Foundation by Frank Gehry in Paris, the four main high-speed rail lines in France and is currently working on the metro lines of Bogota, Cairo and Riyadh, the high-speed railway line HS2 Birmingham-London, the Hinkley Point nuclear power station in the United Kingdom, the urban extension over the sea in Monaco, and quite many more…
With 3,100 talented staff at headquarters in Paris and in over 40 subsidiaries located worldwide in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, South and North America, Setec is one of the largest French engineering firms, providing engineering services in the following fields:
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Aware of the challenges that lay ahead, we are focusing our commitment on tackling the problems of climate change, environmental and energy transitions, overcoming the obstacles of the digital transition, and furthering our worldwide development.
Our services cover the whole project life cycle from preliminary studies, consulting and expertise to design, project management, site supervision and handover.
The group’s assets are a wealth of experience on major projects and a broad range of specialised skills that operate at different levels and cover all issues for the successful outcome of projects.
Contact :
Immeuble Central Seine
42 Quai de la Rapée
F-75583 Paris Cédex 12
France
T : +33 1 82 51 68 00
In times of great threats for the planet and humanity, the engineering consulting community faces unprecedented challenges. We must think and act without delay in many different fields such as low-carbon construction and operation, carbon-free mobility, preservation of biodiversity, sustainable energy, and resilience of territories to climate change, to name just a few. No one company can do that alone, and the best practices must be shared at a global scale. Europengineers is a place where such collective intelligence happens. Engineering companies coming from different parts of Europe gather to exchange best practices openly, both at the CEO and operational levels.
