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https://strabag.com
STRABAG is a construction-sector organisation associated with Austria. Building construction, transport infrastructure and civil engineering across European markets.


About STRABAG

STRABAG is a European construction technology group headquartered in Vienna, Austria, with international operations. Its core brands include STRABAG and ZÜBLIN, and its services cover planning, construction, operation and later redevelopment or demolition. The organisation brings building, transport infrastructure and specialist construction businesses together across the wider construction value chain.

Markets and Project Experience

Its markets include building construction, civil engineering, transportation infrastructure, tunnelling, mining and specialist international projects. Published examples include the RAIQA mixed-use quarter in Innsbruck, the A8 motorway expansion near Pforzheim and timber construction at Witten/Herdecke University. These demonstrate a mix of urban buildings, civil works and alternative construction systems.

Construction and Technical Services

STRABAG’s technical activities include digital design and engineering, generative design, BIM-linked field tools and the recycling of concrete or asphalt. The company also explores alternative machinery drives, including hydrogen, HVO and electric technologies. Specialist businesses contribute capabilities such as timber construction, tunnelling and pipe jacking, allowing project teams to draw on different construction methods and disciplines.

Approach and Collaboration

Its People, Planet, Progress strategy connects the benefits of construction with efforts to reduce environmental impacts. The group also promotes employee-led innovation through its adASTRA programme and describes sustainability across project delivery and material use. STRABAG’s profile is therefore that of an integrated construction organisation with substantial technical and civil capabilities. Its range is relevant when a project requires coordinated building or infrastructure delivery, specialist methods or the consideration of materials and asset use across more than one lifecycle stage.