NUCLEAR FACILITIES
Artelia is committed to developing France’s nuclear power generation industry.
OUR SERVICES
Nuclear energy is one of the key levers available to humanity for building a low-carbon future.
Artelia Group, with its multidisciplinary expertise dedicated to nuclear facilities, supports its clients at every stage of their projects. Thanks to its technical and regulatory know-how, the Group designs tailor-made solutions that are perfectly suited to the specific needs of each project and fully compliant with safety requirements.
Our teams are involved in various areas, including electricity generation, the fuel cycle, scientific research, and medical and industrial applications. Our integrated approach covers the entire lifecycle of nuclear projects. We contribute to the design, construction management, maintenance, and decommissioning of end-of-life facilities. Leveraging our multidisciplinary expertise, we intervene in all essential aspects of nuclear installations: industrial and technical buildings, energy transport and distribution systems, underground works, and civil engineering structures.
Our capabilities include specialized equipment such as pools, watertight doors, and lifting systems. We also provide our clients with recognized expertise in geotechnics, water management, environmental studies, and regulatory compliance. Drawing on our experience in planning and managing large-scale projects, we ensure the smooth and efficient integration of all components.
KEY PROJECTS
Design and manufacture of special doors for the nuclear industry
Construction of a Maintenance Facility
Project management for all trades and project management for the extension of INB 113 at GANIL
Industrial water sources for the EPR2 BdM2 construction site
Technical Lead for Contract NM3131 and System Lead for SIR-SIT-ATD – EPR2
Design studies for pools liners and cofferdams
Feasibility study on nuclear waste treatment
Design of the building dedicated to the measurement unit of park P04
Dismantling of nuclear facilities at the Marcoule site