VINCI selected to build and operate new business facility
VINCI, the largest company in construction and related services worldwide, has been selected by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI) to build and operate the new business facility for car rental companies at Nice Côte dAzur airport. The contract will cover the financing, construction and operation of a three-storey building with nearly 2,500 parking spaces.
The contract will be in the form of an agreement granting VINCI temporary occupation, with property rights, of the state-owned land for a period of 32 years. It will cover the financing, construction and operation of a three-storey building with a surface area of 60,000 square metres. The facility is expected to meet the growing needs of car rental companies at Nice airport over the coming years. Generating almost 22% of total car rental revenue in French airports, Nice Côte dAzur shares first place with Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris.
The temporary land occupation agreement, which represents a total investment of around 40 million for nearly 2,500 parking spaces, also includes maintenance and lease management of the facility. Commercial operations, technical preparation of vehicles (washing, mechanical inspection, fuelling), storage, and withdrawal and return of rented vehicles will all take place in the facility.
The consortium selected by the CCI is made up entirely of VINCI companies, led by VINCI Concessions.
The construction work will be awarded to a consortium comprising local VINCI Construction subsidiaries (Dumez Côte d'Azur, Campenon Bernard Méditerranée) and Miraglia. The architects are Georges Dikansky and Frédéric Génin.
The temporary land occupation agreement, which represents a total investment of around 40 million for nearly 2,500 parking spaces, also includes maintenance and lease management of the facility. Commercial operations, technical preparation of vehicles (washing, mechanical inspection, fuelling), storage, and withdrawal and return of rented vehicles will all take place in the facility.
The consortium selected by the CCI is made up entirely of VINCI companies, led by VINCI Concessions.
The construction work will be awarded to a consortium comprising local VINCI Construction subsidiaries (Dumez Côte d'Azur, Campenon Bernard Méditerranée) and Miraglia. The architects are Georges Dikansky and Frédéric Génin.
About VINCI Concessions and VINCI Construction
VINCI Concessions, draws on its expertise in project design, financing, turnkey construction and engineering to build transport infrastructure (motorways, road structures, car parks and airports), which the company then operates under long-term contracts. This dual competency also applies to major public facilities, such as the Stade de France.VINCI Construction, market leader in France and a major player worldwide, brings together an unparalleled combination of capabilities in building, civil engineering, hydraulic engineering, multi-technical maintenance and services. With strong roots in its local markets in France, Europe and Africa, the company also holds a leading role in the world market for major design and build projects and specialised civil engineering.
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