Bernier TP
Public works contractor handling earthworks, demolition, utilities and site development for public and private clients
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Bernier TP
Bernier TP provides public works services including selective deconstruction, earthworks, dry and wet utility networks, urban and landscape development, and surface treatment. It also offers equipment rental with an operator.
The company works on public and private developments, including residential, industrial and urban projects. Bernier TP is a subsidiary of Protec-Arbres and is based in Puget, France; the group traces its origins to 1985, while Bernier TP was established in 2021.
Product: Public works contracting, including earthworks, deconstruction, utility networks, site development, surface treatment and equipment rental with an operator.
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