Dragages has been active in Hong Kong since 1955 when it carried out the construction of the run-way at Kai Tak airport, its first project in the SAR (Special Administrative Region).

With the combination of its local know-how and the international expertise brought by its parent company Bouygues, it has developed into one of Hong Kong's leading building and civil works contractors, working both in the government and private sectors.

It has a strong reputation for technical innovation, drawing on the skills of its design departments in Hong Kong and France to propose cost-effective solutions that add efficiency and enhance quality.

Dragages Hong Kong has readily embraced the partnering approach to construction projects and it is committed to developing long term relationships with its clients and partners.

With local and international employees integrated at all levels of the company, its project teams typically consist both of staff with international expertise, and those with long experience of Hong Kong customs and practices.

Dragages Hong Kong is responsible for the construction of many of the SAR's landmarks - the prestigious Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre Extension was built by Dragages (in JV) in only 26 months in time for the 1997 Hong Kong Handover Ceremony between China and the United Kingdom.

Other landmarks include Hong Kong Stadium, Pacific Place II and many of Hong Kong's tunnels ... from the Lion Rock and Aberdeen tunnels built in the 1960s and 70s, to more recent projects such as the Route 3 Tai Lam Tunnel and the KCR West Rail Kwai Tsing and Tai Lam tunnels.

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