Alliance Project
Professional audiovisual design, installation and maintenance for businesses, hotels, educational institutions and residences in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Alliance Project
Alliance Project designs, installs and maintains professional audiovisual systems, including meeting rooms, auditoriums, video conferencing, digital signage, sound systems and home cinema. Services span needs assessment, system design, installation, programming, staff training and maintenance.
It serves businesses, hotels and other hospitality venues, educational institutions and high-end residences. Projects are managed from planning through maintenance, with no subcontracting stated.
Founded in 1998, Alliance Project is headquartered in Nanterre and serves clients throughout France.
Product: Audiovisual system design, integration, installation, programming, training and maintenance.
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