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Presentation
Technip TPS results from the will of Technip, European leader
of the engineering sector, to offer Clients and Architects quality
engineering services in the fields of buildings and infrastructures.
Created in 1989, Technip TPS today brings together all the skills
necessary for the design and production of the most varied works,
in both the public and private sectors: structures, environmental
engineering, electrical engineering, light work, external features,
etc.
With offices in Paris (head office), Lyon and Toulouse, Technip TPS
covers France in its entirety, and also uses the worldwide network
of the Technip Group to cover foreign countries. |
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Its flexible and reactive structure, combined with the strong human
potential of the Technip Group, enables Technip TPS to perform
on both small and large-scale projects (Bibliothèque de France,
Renault Technocentre, Airbus A380 assembly site). |
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Organization
Each office has its own commercial development and operational forces,
with the support of the Administration, Finances & Audit department
based in Paris.
The teams in charge of commercial development are responsible for
promoting the company, prospection, drawing up proposals, and negotiations
of contracts.
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Operational
teams are responsible for the fulfilment of contracts. They use the
combined skills of experienced Project Managers, in charge of successfully
completing contracts, and specialist engineers and technicians that
carry out the required technical studies.
The Administration, Finances & Audit department is responsible
for administrative and financial management of the company and its
auditing.
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vocation of the Lyon office is to intervene in commercial development
and in projects located in the southeast of France. Similarly, the
Toulouse office intervenes in commercial development and in projects
in the southwest. |
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Key
figures and information
The key figures and information
of Technip TPS are accessible by clicking on the image opposite. |
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