Klubb France

Converts light commercial trucks into aerial work platforms, tow trucks and fuel trucks for professional users in France

Ferrieres-en-Brie, FranceFounded 2000klubb-france.frWebsite technologies

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About Klubb France

Klubb France designs and converts professional vehicles, mainly aerial work platforms (nacelles) mounted on trucks and vans, along with tow trucks (dépanneuses) and fuel tankers (avitailleurs). Its product range covers new and used platforms, and it offers preventive maintenance, operator training and custom van fit-outs through its subsidiary Mobitec.

Customers are professional users in sectors such as public lighting, telecommunications, video surveillance, tree care and roadside assistance. The website also describes a financing service through Delta-Services and a network of dealers.

The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Ferrières-en-Brie, France. The website states that it has 5 workshops and 30 travelling technicians, holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications, and delivers across France.

Product: Aerial work platforms, tow trucks and fuel trucks built by converting commercial vehicles, with maintenance, training and financing services.

Public tenders won

1 tender won since 1 Jan 2024 from 1 public buyer in France, worth €254k as awarded. From EU award notices (TED) that name Klubb France by its registry number.

  • 25 Mar 2025 Ville de Saint-Palais sur Mer (17) · Acquisition de deux véhicules neufs 3,5 et 16 tonnes pour le centre technique municipal · €254k notice

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