History

STRABAG's activities in Luxembourg continue under the Luxembourg company STRABAG LUXEMBOURG SARL. A new entity is born! The company’s registered office is situated within the MOIRÉ offices development in Belvaux, an own real estate development and construction project, which also houses the offices of SRE Luxembourg. 

Expansion of the biowaste digestion plant in Mondercange in Luxembourg. The project builds on the original plant constructed by STRABAG for MINETT-KOMPOST in 2011 and increases its annual treatment capacity from 30,000 tonnes to 45,000 tonnes.

Completion of Résidence Luc & Léna in Belvaux. This new-build project consists of two residential blocks comprising 51 apartments, an underground car park (level -1) and additional storage facilities on level -2.

Delivery of the Moiré project in Belvaux for STRABAG Real Estate: a contemporary office building with a flexible floorplan, 19 rentable units, and an underground car park offering 86 spaces and EV charging facilities.

STRABAG Infrastructure & Safety Solutions implemented a fully integrated, decentralised communication system for the Police Grand-Ducale in Luxembourg. The solution includes a virtualised VoIP communication platform across five sites, 34 dispatcher workstations, connectivity to the national digital radio network RENITA via wired and wireless interfaces, integration with the emergency call system, and comprehensive system monitoring through NAGIOS. This ensures reliable, redundant and secure communication for police operations throughout the country.

ZÜBLIN Timber delivered the complete timber construction package for the residential Mühlenbach new-build in Luxembourg, covering the design, structural engineering, prefabrication and installation of the timber elements. The project comprised a three-storey structure constructed with 370 m³ of LENO® cross‑laminated timber, resulting in a compact building with a gross floor area of 1,152 m². Precise workshop planning and efficient on‑site assembly ensured a smooth and timely realisation of this timber-based development.

A joint venture between the tunnelling divisions of ZÜBLIN and STRABAG expanded Europe’s largest pumped-storage power plant in Vianden, Luxembourg. The integration of a new eleventh pump generator served to expand capacity by around 200 MW, allowing the plant operator Société Electrique de L’Our (SEO) to feed nearly 1,300 MW of peak electricity into the European grid.

STRABAG Sportstättenbau GmbH delivered its first PPP sports project in Luxembourg with the redevelopment of the “Parc des Sports” in Differdange. As part of a long‑term public‑private partnership, STRABAG was awarded for the planning, construction and maintenance of the modern sports infrastructure, including a new grandstand building, natural and synthetic turf pitches, and a multi‑storey car park. With more than 40 years of experience in sports facility construction, STRABAG provides a complete, turnkey solution and remains a reliable partner for the municipality throughout the 25‑year contract period.

STRABAG has delivered the biowaste digestion facility in Mondercange for MINETT-KOMPOST.  The plant includes a biogas upgrading plant to biomethane using an amine scrubber based on STRABAG's own BCM® process. Between 2011 and 2016 STRABAG was also responsible for the operational management of the biowaste digestion facility.

A joint venture was established between Chaux de Contern and Züblin GmbH in Kehl/Rhine to construct a long‑distance water pipeline from the reservoir in Esch/Sauer. This project formed part of the development and expansion of infrastructure linked to the activities of Chaux de Contern. The works involved the reservoir at Esch/Sauer (Esch‑sur‑Sûre, Luxembourg), with Züblin contributing through its Kehl am Rhein branch.

• 1933: Züblin AG was involved in the terracing and construction of the railway line between Ottange (France/Luxembourg border) and Boulange (Lorraine, France).

• 1906-1913: The engineering and construction company Ed. Züblin & Cie (Strasbourg),  specialized in the reinforced concrete development (concessionaire du système Hennebique) was awarded different projects at the iron and steel plant in Esch-sur-Alzette (Société Métallurgique des Terres Rouges, later ARBED, now ArcelorMittal) and Schifflange in Luxembourg.

• 1905: Construction of a Bank in Luxembourg, Pile foundation, Bank building with reinforced concrete slabs.