What we do

Roads are the backbone of our societies. At Invesis we are providing maintenance of more than 300km of motorways and highways across Europe as well as successful construction and operation of 14 major road projects (both toll revenue and availability based) in the Netherlands, Ireland, Germany and the UK.

Our team manages the construction of new roads on greenfield sites, the widening and upgrading of existing carriageways and their infrastructure. We also oversee the operation of our concessions with services ranging from the provision of heavy maintenance on our German portfolio to forecasting traffic and toll revenue on our Irish roads.

Our latest investment is in the iconic and award-winning Silvertown Tunnel project – a £1 billion twin-bore road tunnel under the River Thames (including a dedicated bus lane). The project utilises the largest Tunnel Boring Machine in the UK and will play a vital role in reducing congestion, increasing connectivity and delivering economic benefit to east London.

According to the judges for the Partnership Awards jury (who awarded a best project awards in 2020), Silvertown Tunnel “is a pioneering project in the United Kingdom with a customized financial plan. We were impressed with the efficiency of the contractual framework between the parties and its social and environmental impact.”

Modern schools need environments that offer world-class educational standards to deliver a lasting legacy for future generations.

Over the last two decades, our projects have created more than 30,000 pupil places in 39 schools across Europe, with a combined capital value of over €763m. From that experience, we have built relationships with local authorities to deliver highly successful education projects.

We also manage university campuses and accommodation, as we did with Kantienberg Student Accommodation at the University of Ghent –creating apartments for 656 students, a new university student restaurant, and underground car parking.

Local authorities and justice departments need modern, high quality and flexible facilities to respond to the changing needs of their societies. At Invesis, we have been delivering court houses, police stations, prisons and correctional facilities for more than 20 years.

Our key reference projects include:

• Prisons: Beveren in Belgium and Bremervoerde prison in Germany
• Court houses: Irish Courts

Hospitals of today need an efficient yet welcoming healthcare environment supported by advanced technology. We are skilled at creating therapeutic environments and clinical accommodation with good access and bright, airy public areas. We also provide a dedicated single point of contact responsible for overseeing day-to-day operation, enabling us to deliver the full range of support services to the highest standards.

Key projects include The University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein in Germany, where we successfully delivered new facilities and the rebuild and refurbishment of existing buildings with an overall area of approximately 307,000 square metres– one of Europe’s largest centres for medical care.

Wharfedale Locality Hospital, which opened in 2004, and since then many new procedures have been introduced to adapt the building to meet the clients maintenance requirements, such as digitizing maintenance procedures and more effective work planning as well as creating improvements in the buildings energy consumption.

In 2021, at the end of our concession we successfully handed back our first social infrastructure project to our client – the East Ayrshire Community Hospital, Scotland – a seamless transition that has allowed the hospital to continue to play a vital role at the heart of its community. During the concession period it was used as a showcase by the NHS in Scotland due to its high standards of hygiene.

Marine and water infrastructure provides the locks, dams, subsea structures, pipelines, and cables crucial to offshore activities and shipping, whilst onshore the focus is on water storage and distribution, water treatment and flood protection/remediation.
We put safety and sustainability at the heart of all our marine and water infrastructure projects to reduce the impact on our environments and protect local ecology and wildlife.

Our marine and water infrastructure team has a wealth of talent and expertise built from delivering the world’s largest sea lock in The Netherlands, Lock IJmuiden, which was officially opened by King Willem-Alexander on the 26 January 2022.

Our €550 million Afsluitdijk project is a 32km long dam which protects the Netherlands against water and flooding, built mostly by hand and realized in 1932. It is an engineering highlight of the Netherlands and a unique place in the world. After more than 85 years, the Afsluitdijk is now being renovated and heightened to make it fit for rising sea levels and it includes building Europe’s largest pumping station and innovative measures such as Levvel blocks to reinforce the causeway on the Wadden Sea.

Our team benefits from our potential to leverage industry leading partnerships including Delta Marine Consultants, from the water engineering heritage of our Dutch base and from the practical experience of delivering large scale, complex marine and water infrastructure projects – day in, day out, over many years.

Public transport systems must reflect our growing communities. At Invesis we have the technical skills to deliver high-speed links and city metro services to support this growth– from engineering and construction to aftercare.

We played a leading investment role in developing the €1.2bn HSL Zuid project which links Amsterdam and the Dutch-Belgian border by rail – one of Europe’s largest high-speed rail projects. In our first Australian investment we are part of the public-private partnership delivering the A$5.4 billion (€3.4 billion) Cross River Rail project in Brisbane – which will be ready in good time for the Brisbane Olympic Games in 2032.