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[Insight] This year, Egis secured a further 10-year renewal of the Gebze–Izmir motorway O&M contract, a 433 km motorway with a long suspension bridge, three tunnels and 22 toll plazas. In this article, General Manager Cengiz Coskun shares his insights into the strategies and vision that have set our Türkiye operations apart since the contract’s inception in 2014, and contributed to its renewal. 🔗 Read more: https://bit.ly/4wgcUNa

Are we still procuring air traffic management (ATM) software as if it's the 1990s? In his latest article, Mohamed-Rafi Riley, Associate Director, Aviation, explores why ATM system procurement models may no longer reflect the realities of modern software delivery. While software-intensive industries have embraced continuous delivery, flexibility, collaboration, subscription models and platform evolution, ATM system procurement often remains rooted in fixed-scope, turnkey approaches. Yet other highly regulated and safety-critical sectors, from defence to automotive, have already demonstrated that continuous software evolution can coexist with rigorous assurance and governance. The challenge for ANSPs is not whether systems should evolve, but how procurement models can support that evolution whilst maintaining safety, sovereignty and competition. As ATM architectures become increasingly service-oriented, procurement strategies must evolve alongside them. Read the full article to learn why the industry may be approaching a procurement inflection point: https://bit.ly/4yP9Uch

🚆 The transformation of Canada's GO Transit network highlights how rail electrification is becoming a cornerstone of sustainable mobility worldwide. Across the globe, transport authorities and operators are investing in network upgrades to increase capacity, improve the passenger experience and reduce environmental impact. Against this backdrop, we are contributing to one of North America's most ambitious rail transformation programmes: the evolution of the GO Transit network across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. Working alongside Metrolinx, Arup and the wider project team, we are drawing on our international rail electrification expertise to support the development of a network that is more frequent, more reliable and ready to meet the mobility needs of tomorrow. This initiative aims to: • Increase service frequency • Support growing mobility demand • Enable more sustainable journeys at scale Learn more about the project: https://bit.ly/3O62ijm

[Aviation project milestone] New report outlines meteorology and space weather risks for Higher Airspace Operations (HAO). Developed under the ASCENT project for the EASA - European Union Aviation Safety Agency, by the consortium comprising Egis, Unisphere and ESSP SAS, this report is the first in a series of outputs supporting the development of a regulatory framework for HAO. The findings of this report provide a hazard baseline for HAO, identifying the meteorological and space weather phenomena that could affect future concepts and operations in higher airspace and assessing the safety risks they may pose. Understanding these hazards is an important step towards developing a safe and effective environment for HAO. Key highlights ✅12 representative HAO use cases were developed to provide operational context across a wide range of applications, including: - Telecommunications and connectivity services - Earth observation and environmental monitoring - Disaster response and emergency communications - Scientific research and atmospheric observations - Meteorological measurements - Surveillance and monitoring operations - Persistent aerial infrastructure - Transit operations through higher airspace - High-speed transport and space operations - Transit operations involving suborbital and space vehicles - Air policing - Air assistance. ✅17 meteorological and space weather hazards were identified and assessed, with risks classified as high, moderate or low. They range from stratospheric wind fields and jet streams to atmospheric particles. While this represents an initial assessment, the findings will inform the next phases of the ASCENT project relating to meteorological (MET) and space weather services. Alongside this work, a parallel study is assessing communications, navigation and surveillance (CNS) needs and capabilities. How does the environmental hazard profile of HAO differ from that of conventional aviation? What operational challenges and limitations must be addressed? Find out more and read the full report: https://bit.ly/45BSrql or visit the wider EASA research project page: https://bit.ly/4wy99mA

Welcome to the July edition of Across Borders, the Egis global newsletter. In this issue, explore key business milestones, major infrastructure projects, sustainability achievements, expert perspectives on emerging industry trends, and stories celebrating our people and communities worldwide.

[Project] A 2025 systematic review of 128 infrastructure studies found digital transformation in asset management consistently reduced lifetime costs and increased operational efficiency. In this article, Michael Cahir, General Manager at Certus Digital, and Jeff Burt, Tunnel Director in Ireland, outline how they delivered a major digitalisation upgrade for the Dublin and Jack Lynch tunnels in just 4 months. The asset management systems of both tunnels were modernised to address ageing infrastructure, limited data visibility, increasing operational complexity, and anticipate future contract requirements. Discover how this integrated asset management ecosystem improved maintenance efficiency and empowered field teams and management with reliable insights, providing a scalable foundation for ongoing digitalisation and continuous improvement. Read more: https://bit.ly/3RpjfXq

🏆 Congratulations to our UK teams on receiving a Silver RoSPA Award for their commitment to health and safety on the ERO M40 project The RoSPA Awards are among the world's most respected health and safety recognition programmes, celebrating organisations that demonstrate excellence in creating safer workplaces and protecting people. This achievement reflects the dedication, expertise and collaborative approach of our teams, as well as Egis' commitment to embedding the highest health and safety standards across its operations. A well-deserved recognition to everyone involved in this success and for continuously raising the bar on health and safety performance. Discover more about the project: https://bit.ly/4fguBpY #Mobility #OperationalExcellence #Engineering

10 years of operating and maintaining some of Sydney’s busiest motorway assets have laid the foundations for a new chapter for Egis in Australia In July 2026, Egis became the sole shareholder of Fulton Hogan Egis Operations & Maintenance Pty Ltd, building on a decade of experience across major assets including WestConnex and M6, which support millions of journeys every year. This transition is rooted in continuity. 140 employees joined Egis, bringing with them the operational knowledge, technical expertise and culture developed over the past decade. It also comes at a time of growing momentum for our Operations & Maintenance activities in Australia, following our appointment as Network Strategic Partner for Incident Response and Maintenance across several key Transurban assets. With more than 30 years of O&M experience in Australia and a global portfolio covering 7,800 km of roads across 25 countries, we continues to strengthen our local presence while drawing on the experience of an international network. We are pleased to build on this strong legacy and continue supporting our clients in the operation and maintenance of infrastructure that keeps communities moving every day. Read the full announcement: https://bit.ly/4yEuLiE #Road #Infrastructure #People

[Expertise] Egis on the RJH Series #2/3: meet the Egis team contributing to the Jules Horowitz Reactor (RJH) project and discover the people and expertise shaping this major scientific infrastructure. Currently under construction in Cadarache, the RJH will meet key scientific, technical and societal needs by: 👉Developing nuclear fuels for Generation III reactors with enhanced performance and nuclear safety. 👉Producing radioisotopes needed for diagnosis and therapy in the medical industry. For over 4 years, Egis has been providing its Mechanical Engineering expertise to the CEA. 👷♂️Meet Richard Marcel, Mechanical Designer, who is involved in the design of mechanical equipment, technical checks and on-site work supervision for the RJH. Interested in joining our team working on nuclear research projects? Apply now! https://bit.ly/4nmlTHv 👇Read more below

[Project] A service gate left open can become a risk for motorway operations. On the A88 motorway in Normandy, France, our teams tested whether long-range drones can detect operational anomalies such as an open gate. This type of event may seem minor, but it requires a quick response to maintain infrastructure safety and prevent any intrusion or hazardous situation. By providing an accurate, real-time view of the field, the drone improves network surveillance, optimizes interventions, and allows resources to be focused where they are needed. 📷 Drone image: detection of an open gate during the experimental scenario. ➡️ These images are from a unique experiment carried out on the A88 motorway by Egis, ALICORNE, and Delair to evaluate whether drones can improve the safety of users and operations teams. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3RRbbPn