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https://hochtief.com
HOCHTIEF is a construction-sector organisation associated with Germany. International construction and infrastructure delivery, within the ACS group.


About HOCHTIEF

HOCHTIEF is an engineering-led international infrastructure group based in Essen, Germany. It works through regional construction and services businesses and forms part of the wider ACS Group network. Its capabilities extend from engineering and construction to infrastructure investment and integrated solutions, supporting public and private clients across several developed markets.

Markets and Project Experience

Its project range includes buildings, transport, energy, social infrastructure, data centres and other technically demanding assets. Published examples include Hamburg’s Elbe Philharmonic Hall, the Queensferry Crossing, YEXIO data centres, The Spiral in New York, Kidston Solar Farm and Northern Beaches Hospital. These represent work undertaken through the group’s different businesses and delivery partnerships.

Construction and Technical Services

HOCHTIEF Infrastructure provides building and civil construction in Europe, while HOCHTIEF Engineering supports design, design management, construction process management, consulting and BIM. Its PPP Solutions business develops concessions and operator projects for roads, social infrastructure, energy and digital assets. Turner and CIMIC contribute substantial construction, engineering and service capabilities within the wider organisation.

Approach and Collaboration

The group describes close collaboration across businesses through its One Group, One Team vision. Sustainability, environmental training, supplier standards and technical innovation form part of its published approach. HOCHTIEF’s profile is therefore broader than one construction contractor: it connects engineering, physical delivery and selected asset investment or operating responsibilities. Its international network is relevant where owners require specialised local teams supported by wider technical resources, particularly for complex infrastructure or facilities that span several disciplines.