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PROAVIA French AIRPORT & ATC Technology PROAVIA French AIRPORT & ATC technology Catalog 2016/2017 This year, PROAVIA celebrates CELEBRATING 1976 • 2016 its 40th anniversary. French Airport & ATC Technology 40 CELEBRATING 1976 • 2016 F rench Airport Welcome to PROAVIA& ATC Technolo gy New electronic catalogue An outlook of products, services and contact details for all our member companies PROAVIA is the French trade association OBJECTIVES of airport equipment manufacturers and consultants – is registered as a not-for-profit organisation under French law. ! To promote French airport, ATC and ground handling products and services It was created in 1976 as a joint initiative of to foreign decision-makers. the French Civil Aviation Authority’s Technical Service and French industry. ! To arrange your meeting with French partners, French Civil Aviation PROAVIA is an information short cut provider or French airports. for anyone seeking to source a supplier of goods, services or expertise for airport ! To organize trade missions abroad. terminals, ATC or ramp equipment and maintenance in France. ! To assist you to source in France the equipment and services which It currently has 62 member companies listed meet your specific requirements. and is managed by an elected board under the umbrella of the French Civil Aviation ! To inform its member companies Aurthority. about business opportunities abroad. KEY FIGURES TOTAL WORKFORCE AREAS OF EXPERTISE 500 000 employees Consultancy, operation, training TOTAL TURN OVER Airport terminal billion euros and ICT 100 Airfield and air safety 2015 PASSENGER TRAFFIC IN FRENCH AIRPORTS Ramp, fuel and maintenance 181 M pax PROAVIA your shortcut in France to Airport, Air Traffic Control and Ground Handling suppliers. Latest french references… CANADA CROATIA RUSSIA CHINA Montreal Zagreb Moscow Sheremetyevo Chongqing Facility Management Finance, Design, Build, Design, BHS, Design, training BHS Maintain, Operate Fuel Hydrant EGYPT CAMBODGE Cairo Pnom Penh, Siem Reap, MEXICO PORTUGAL Passenger Baggage Trolleys Sianoukville SENEAM ANA Finance, Design, Build, ADSB Concession of UK QATAR Maintain, ADSB the 10 airports Birmingham Doha Baggage Design, Airfield JAPAN handling lighting Kansai, Osaka Airport concession MAURITANIA Nouakchott New international Airport studies UAE and supervision Dubai, Abu Dhabi USA Design, AOC, FAA New ATC Tower, Navaids SAUDI ARABIA USA Jeddah Border control Design, Chicago NIGERIA Fuel Hydrant Airport people Navaids mover CAMEROON Cameroon DOMINICAN REPUBLIC airports MADAGASCAR Under concession contract Assistance, Audit, Tananarive Operation of six airports Training Finance, Design, Build PHILIPPINES maintain, Operate ATC Centers BRAZIL GABON Campinas Port-Gentil Concession Turn key CHILI of the airport project KENYA MALAYSIA Santiago National airspace Kuala Lumpur Finance, Design, BOLIVIA Masterplan Airfield lighting Build maintain, 13 radar SOUTH AFRICA Operate systems Durban AOC, Radar, ATC systems MAURITIUS SENEGAL Sir Seewoosagur NEW ZEALAND ASECNA Ramgoolam Auckland, 11 radars & TURKEY International Wellington and control centres, Istanbul Design, Operation, ICT, Christchurch 27 met-stations BHS Runway lighting E-gate Latest news about our members also available on www.proavia.com For futher information, please do not hesitate to contact us, we will be delighted to help you: 50 rue Henry Farman Marie Carru, General Delegate 75015 PARIS - FRANCE Email: [email protected] F rench Airport Fax: +33 (0)1 58 09 35 54 Tel.: +33 (0)1 58 09 35 97 / 90 & ATC Technology PROAVIA MEMBER’S Q ADB SAFEGATE Q EJ Q ADPi Q EKIUM GROUP Q AÉROPORT DE LYON MANAGEMENT & SERVICES Q ENGIE COFELY Q ALFYMA Q ENGIE INEO Q ALPHA AIRPORT Q ENVISA Q ALPHACIM / FB TECHNOLOGY Q FESI FAYAT Q ALSTEF AUTOMATION SA Q GORGY TIMING SAS Q AUGIER Q GUINAULT LEBRUN Q Q HUB ONE Q BODET Q HUB PERFORMANCE Q BOUYGUES BATIMENT INTERNATIONAL Q IER Q BOUYGUES ENERGIES & SERVICES Q LOGYx Q BUREAU VERITAS Q MATREX Q CADDIE Q Q CAMAS FORMATION Q NEXANS Q Q REEL Q CODRA Q RESA AIRPORT DATA SYSTEMS Q COHOR Q IDEMIA Q C/S FRANCE Q SETEC INTERNATIONAL Q DAIFUKU LOGAN Q SIDES Q DEF Q TELERAD Q DEGREANE HORIZON Q THALES Q DIRICKX GROUPE Q VINCI AIRPORTS Q DSNA SERVICES Q VISIOM Q EDGE AIRPORT FRANCE Q XEROX BUSINESS SOLUTIONS Q EGIS AVIA Q ZODIAC AEROTECHNICS CONSULTANCY, OPERATION, TRAINING Q ADP INGENIERIE Q EKIUM GROUP • Airport engineering and architecture • Fuel supply engineering • Planning, consulting, design • Safety, security, electricity engineering • Construction, supervision and project management Q ENVISA Q AEROPORTS DE LYON • Environmental & Aviation Expertise MANAGEMENT & SERVICES • Noise, air quality, emissions and greenhouse • Airport engineering and consulting gas studies • Airport operations and management • R&D in aviation and environment • Custom solutions Q HUB PERFORMANCE Q BOUYGUES BATIMENT • Capacity planning forecast INTERNATIONAL • Airport simulation, baggage, cargo • Design and build under PPP financing • Real time prediction • Design and build terminals • Greenfield airport Q LOGYx • Training software for screeners Q BUREAU VERITAS • Online cerification platform • Safety, security training • Assistance to civil aviation training Q NAMA • Testing, inspection, certification AEROPORTS DE LA COTE D’AZUR • Airport training Q CAMAS • Consultancy and management • Airport and aviation training • Airport marketing • Dangerous good training Q SETEC INTERNATIONAL Q CC CONSULTING • Feasibility studies • Support and consultancy for airport projects • Project design, construction supervision • Design for global solutions for airport equipment • Project management • Client assistance and representation Q COHOR • Airport coordination Q VINCI AIRPORT • Slot allocation services • Integrated airport operator - Investor • Consultancy and training • Value generation • Project finance Q EGIS AVIA • Aviation consulting and engineering • Turnkey solutions for airport and ATC • Air traffic management AIRPORT TERMINAL AND ITC Q ALFYMA Q ENGIE COFELY • Baggage handling solutions, • Sustainable and energy efficient airports • Integration of safety machine. • Facility management Q ALPHA AIRPORT • Baggage management system • Airport system integrator Q GORGY TIMING SAS • Airfield lighting system • Master clock system • Digital signage and displays Q ALPHACIM / FB TECHNOLOGY • Modular time center • Maintenance of airfield lighting systems • Airfield lighting monitoring system Q HUB ONE • Fixed and mobile telecommunications Q ALSTEF • Mobility and traceability solutions • Baggage handling systems • Wifi hotspot and data flows • Baggage drop-off Q IER Q AUTOMATIQUE & INDUSTRIE (AI) • Self-service solutions for the passenger • Engineering & system integrator • Check-in, baggage tagging • Turnkey solution in automation • Border control and boarding • SCADA systems Q MATREX Q BODET • Baggage handling systems • Time system solution • Belt, roller, conveyors • Time display • Clock and time centers Q RESA • Integrated I.T. systems Q BOUYGUES ENERGIES ET SERVICES • Check-in, boarding, flight management • Design, build, maintenance of airport infrastructure, and display equipment • Passengers and baggage tracking Q CADDIE Q SAFRAN I&S • Passenger & baggage trolleys • Biometric passenger processing and tracing • Baggage trolleys for retail • Border control Q CODRA • Explosive detection system • Industrial automation solutions Q SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC • Building manangement • Electrical distribution • Security hypervision • Energy management specialist Q CS FRANCE Q STRATIME COMPOSITES SYSTEMES • Expansion joints covers • Design, production and installation of airport • Solar shading, entrance mats furniture • Wall protection, ventilation panels • Counters, search benches, seats Q DAIFUKU LOGAN Q THALES • Baggage handling systems • Airport security systems • Design, manufacture, integration • Airport operation control Q DEF Q VINCI ENERGIES • Fire detection manufacturer • Mechanical electrical and plumbing • Smoke extraction systems • Airport terminal system Q DIRICKX GROUPE Q VISIOM • Airport perimeter security • Checking, hand luggage control, • Fences, gates, access control hold luggage control Q EDGE • Services: engineering, training, maintenance, • IT Solutions for airports and airlines rental • Cupps, Local DCS, FIDS Q XEROX BUSINESS SOLUTIONS Q ELNO • Car park management systems • Public address systems • Equipment, installation, maintenance • Information systems AIRFIELD AND AIR SAFETY Q ADB SAFEGATE Q ENGIE INEO • Airfield lighting solutions • ATC/ATM : VCS, ITWP • Air traffic management analysis • Control tower • AVGDS • Power, telecom & data networks, safety Q ALPHA AIRPORT Q FAYAT • Airport system integrator • Turnkey projects • Air terminal turnkey projects • Engineering, procurement, commissioning Q ALPHACIM / FB TECHNOLOGY Q GORGY TIMING SAS • Airfield lighting monitoring system • Master clock system • Maintenance of airfield lighting systems • Digital signage and displays • Modular time center Q AUGIER • Airfields lighting solutions Q INNOV'ATM • Energy transport solutions • Air traffic management • Energy savings and energy management solutions • Airport ressources optimisation Q AUTOMATIQUE & INDUSTRIE (AI) Q NEXANS • Engineering & system integrator • Cables • Turnkey solution in automation • Energy and communication for terminals • SCADA systems and runways Q BOUYGUES ENERGIES ET SERVICES Q SIDES • Design, build, maintenance of airport infrastructure, • Firefighting vehicles equipment, runway, navaids • Airport security vehicles Q CS SYSTEMES D’INFORMATION
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