COLAS in the news

Colas acquired Golfe Bois Création, a Morbihan-based landscaping and wooden structures company, on September 30, 2026, to strengthen its presence and diversify its services in Western France.

Colas has acquired Golfe Bois Création, a landscaping company, to enhance its capabilities and territorial presence in Western France.

Colas acquired Golfe Bois Création to enhance its green space, ecological engineering, and timber structure capabilities, reinforcing its presence in Western France and diversifying its service offerings.

Colas acquired Golfe Bois Création, a Brittany-based company specializing in green spaces and wooden structures, to diversify its services and expand its regional presence.

Colas acquired Golfe Bois Création, a Morbihan-based SME specializing in green spaces, fences, and ecological engineering.

Colas France acquired Golfe Bois Création, a Breton landscaping and ecological engineering company, as part of its diversification strategy.

Colas acquired Golfe Bois Création, a landscaping company, to diversify its activities and expand into green spaces.

Colas Lyon Métropole recently hosted an Innovation Day, presenting new sustainable construction techniques to industry decision-makers.

Colas Rail secured a 40.6 million euro contract to extend the T13 tramway line, including track laying, station construction, and implementing sustainable solutions.

Colas' subsidiary, Sully-Miller Contracting, won a 70 million euro contract to reconstruct taxiways at Los Angeles International Airport.

Colas's US subsidiary secured a 70 million euro contract for runway reconstruction at Los Angeles International Airport, with work scheduled before the 2028 Olympics.

Colas Rail and TSO Caténaires used a unique factory train to replace 25,000 catenary arms and regenerate over 1,200 kilometers of catenaries since 2019.

Colas' subsidiary, Destia, won a 130 million euro contract to modernize the E18 Turku bypass in Finland, including constructing a 420-meter tunnel.

Colas secured a 130 million euro contract to modernize the E18 ring road in Finland, with completion expected by July 2030.

Colas won a ‘130 million contract to modernize the E18 ring road in Finland.

Colas' Finnish subsidiary, Destia, in partnership with WSP Finland, won a 130 million euro contract to modernize a section of the E18 Turku bypass in Raisio, Finland, involving a new 420-meter road tunnel.

Colas's Finnish subsidiary, Destia, secured a 130 million euro contract to modernize the E18 ring road in Turku, Finland, including building a 420-meter tunnel.

Colas' Finnish subsidiary, Destia, won a €130M contract to modernize the Turku E18 ring road, including building a 420-meter tunnel to improve traffic flow and safety by 2030.

Colas is partnering with TotalEnergies and Volvo to test mobile charging solutions for decarbonizing urban construction sites.