Agrometius, now known as Vantage Agrometius, is a leading player in the field of precision agriculture. The company supports farmers in optimizing their practices through innovative technological solutions, including GPS guidance systems, sensors, farm management software, and data analysis tools. Brand-independent, it offers equipment compatible with all types of agricultural machinery and provides a full range of services, including installation, training, and technical support. Established in the Benelux countries and Germany, Agrometius is part of the international Royal Reesink Group.

ATR (Avions de Transport Régional) is a Franco-Italian aircraft manufacturer, a joint venture between Airbus and Leonardo, specializing in regional turboprop aircraft (ATR 42 and ATR 72). A global leader in this segment, the company designs, manufactures, and markets aircraft seating between 40 and 90 passengers, renowned for their low fuel consumption and efficiency on regional routes. ATR also provides comprehensive maintenance, training, and customer support services, with sustainability at the core of its strategy.

Airbus is a Franco-German aircraft manufacturer and an international industrial partnership active in the civil and military aerospace sector. When it was created in 2000, the group was called the European Aeronautic Defence and Space company(EADS) and was owned by Lagardère and Daimler. It was the result of a merger of almost all the French, German and Spanish aircraft manufacturers.

Since 2013, the majority of the group’s capital has been on the stock Exchange. The group and the subsidiary specialising in civil aircraft created in 1969, known as ” Airbus “, have gradually merged and taken the same name.

CHC Navigation (CHCNAV) is an international company specializing in high-precision positioning and navigation solutions. It designs and supplies equipment and software for surveying, 3D mapping, construction machine guidance, and precision agriculture. Its GNSS, LiDAR, and data capture technologies help optimize infrastructure projects, monitor complex environments, and improve productivity across the industries it serves. With a presence in more than 120 countries, CHCNAV has established itself as a leading global player in the positioning and navigation sector.

CNRS (National Centre for Scientific Research) is France’s leading public research organization and one of the largest in the world. Multidisciplinary in nature, it covers all scientific fields—from life sciences, physics, and chemistry to the humanities and social sciences, mathematics, engineering sciences, and space sciences. Its mission is to produce new knowledge, foster innovation, and place research at the service of society by working in collaboration with universities, companies, and international partners.

Colas is a global leader in the construction and maintenance of transport infrastructure, primarily in the road sector. A subsidiary of the Bouygues Group, the company designs, builds, and maintains road, motorway, rail, airport, and port networks, while developing innovative solutions for sustainable mobility. Operating in more than 50 countries, Colas is active across the entire value chain—from the production of materials (aggregates, asphalt mixes, binders) to the construction and maintenance of infrastructure—with the ambition of addressing challenges related to safety, performance, and the ecological transition.

D3E Geospatial is a French company specializing in measurement, positioning, and geolocation solutions for GIS mapping and surveying. It offers precision equipment—including GNSS receivers, total stations, LiDAR scanners, drones, rugged handheld devices, and utility detection systems—as well as software solutions, including its proprietary ArpentGIS® suite, for field data capture, network georeferencing, 3D modeling, detection, and safety. In addition to supplying equipment, D3E Geospatial provides consulting, installation, training, technical support, and after-sales services, with solutions tailored to both novice users and experienced professionals.

Dassault Aviation is a French aerospace manufacturer that designs, produces, sells, and supports military aircraft, business jets, and space systems. It notably produces the Rafale fighter for the armed forces, the Falcon range of business jets, as well as drones and technology demonstrators. A company with a strong R&D component, Dassault is also a systems integrator, participating in European defense programs and driving innovations aimed at reducing emissions, ensuring technological sovereignty, and supporting dual-use (civil/military) missions.

The Direction générale de l’armement (DGA) is the agency of the French Ministry of Armed Forces responsible for preparing, acquiring, evaluating, and supporting weapon systems for the French forces. It oversees major defense programs in collaboration with industry, ensures the technical and operational performance of equipment, and manages their operational readiness. As a key player in innovation and technological sovereignty, the DGA also supports defense research, tests equipment, and contributes to the development of European and international cooperation in the field of armaments.

The General Directorate of Public Finances (DGFiP) is an agency of the French Ministry of Economy and Finance responsible for managing public finances in France. It oversees the collection of taxes and duties, tax audits, management of the land registry and public assets, as well as the payment of expenditures for the state and local authorities. The DGFiP also plays a central role in public accounting, providing financial advice to government bodies, and modernizing services for both individuals and businesses.

EDF (Électricité de France) is the leading electricity producer and supplier in France and a major player in the global energy sector. The company designs, operates, and maintains power plants (nuclear, hydroelectric, thermal, and renewable), manages the transmission and distribution of electricity, and develops innovative energy solutions for individuals, businesses, and local authorities. EDF also plays a strategic role in the energy transition by investing in renewable energy, energy efficiency, and low-carbon technologies.

Enedis is the main electricity distribution network operator in France, delivering electricity to nearly 35 million customers. The company operates, maintains, and modernizes the electricity network, connects new customers, reads meters, and manages technical interventions. It also plays a key role in the development of energy transition solutions, including smart meters (Linky), the integration of renewable energy, and network flexibility management to ensure the security and quality of electricity supply.

The European Space Agency (ESA) is an intergovernmental organization dedicated to European cooperation in the space sector. It designs, develops, and implements space programs in various fields such as Earth observation, solar system exploration, telecommunications, navigation, and space science. ESA collaborates with its member states, international partners, and industry to design satellites, launchers, and scientific missions, while promoting technological innovation and sustainable development in the space sector.

ETUDIS is a technical consulting firm based in Poitiers, specializing in network engineering, surveying, mapping, and soil studies. The company also provides underground network detection and georeferencing, as well as environmental assessments. Present at several sites across France, ETUDIS serves both public and private clients, managing their technical projects from start to finish.

Eurovia, a subsidiary of the VINCI Group, specializes in civil engineering, particularly in the design, construction, and maintenance of transport infrastructure (roads, highways, railways, airport platforms), as well as urban development projects. The company produces its own materials (aggregates, asphalt, binders) through its quarries, asphalt plants, and recycling facilities. Eurovia also provides maintenance services and handles road signage, demolitions, and civil engineering structures. Present in around fifteen countries, the company combines industrial expertise, local presence, and innovation, particularly to ensure the sustainability of its projects.

EUSPA (European Union Agency for the Space Programme), as of May 2021, is the EU agency responsible for global navigation satellite programs — in particular Galileo and EGNOS. Its mission is to ensure that these systems meet user needs, are safe, accessible, and efficient, while promoting innovation, economic competitiveness, and growth in Europe.

GEOFIT is a French company specializing in the collection and use of geospatial data. It carries out topographic surveys, 3D modeling, network detection, and GIS solutions to support local authorities and businesses in their infrastructure planning and management projects, both in France and internationally.

GEOMESURE is a French company specializing in the distribution, training, and support of geospatial solutions. It provides surveying equipment, GNSS devices, 3D scanners, drones, and software, supporting professionals in the sector from data collection to final processing.

Groupe GEOSAT is a French territorial engineering company, specializing in 3D measurement and precision mapping since 2000. It offers services such as surveying, underground network detection and georeferencing, 3D/BIM modeling, dynamic and static laser scanning, mobile mapping, as well as surveys for local authorities, businesses, urban planning, and infrastructure. The company combines advanced technologies (LiDAR, ground-penetrating radar, AI, Big Data) with field expertise to deliver a wide range of projects in France and internationally.

Guide-GNSS is a French laboratory specializing in metrology and testing of satellite-based positioning (GNSS), accredited ISO/COFRAC. It evaluates, validates, and certifies the performance of positioning terminals and systems (accuracy, integrity, resilience) under real or simulated conditions.

Guintoli is a French civil engineering company and a subsidiary of the NGE Group. It specializes in earthworks, road construction, utility networks, and infrastructure development. The company works on projects of all sizes, from local initiatives to large-scale national works such as roads, railways, and industrial platforms.

The National Institute of Geographic and Forest Information (IGN) is a French public institution that produces, updates, distributes, and archives reference geodata on the national territory — including topography, forests, land use, aerial and satellite imagery, etc. It supports public policies (territorial planning, urban development, environment, risk prevention), offers services such as the Géoportail and the IGN Maps app, and trains geospatial engineers through its school, ENSG.

Instadrone is a French company (founded around 2014) specializing in drone-based technical services for industry, agriculture, the environment, and more. It offers services such as surveying (LiDAR, photogrammetry), infrastructure inspection (towers, power lines, civil engineering structures), sampling, 3D modeling, and monitoring.

Jan De Nul Group is a Belgian company specializing in marine engineering and dredging, recognized as one of the global leaders in the sector. It is involved in the construction and maintenance of ports, channels, and waterways, as well as offshore energy projects (wind farms, submarine cables, platforms). The group is also active in civil and environmental engineering, with activities such as earthworks, infrastructure construction, contaminated soil remediation, and coastal protection. With its fleet of specialized vessels and technical expertise, Jan De Nul contributes to maritime and terrestrial infrastructure projects worldwide.

EasyMile is a Toulouse-based company, founded in 2014, specializing in autonomous driving solutions for passenger transport and logistics. It notably develops the EZ10 electric shuttle and the TractEasy autonomous tractor, deployed on over 300 sites in around thirty countries. EasyMile provides both onboard technology, software, and operational support to make mobility and handling safer and more sustainable.

Jacob SA, also known as Blindage-Jacob, is a French company specializing in the sale, rental, and maintenance of trench shoring equipment and construction site machinery for civil engineering and building projects.

Lepont Instruments is a French company specializing in the distribution of surveying equipment for construction and surveying professionals. It offers total stations, GNSS receivers, 3D scanners, drones, and accessories, and also provides innovative solutions such as the rental of drones equipped with LiDAR and photogrammetry.

New Holland Agriculture is a global company specializing in the manufacture of agricultural machinery, including tractors, combine harvesters, balers, and seeders. It integrates GNSS and precision technologies to improve the efficiency, productivity, and sustainability of farms. Present in over 170 countries and a subsidiary of CNH Industrial, New Holland also develops innovative solutions, such as machines powered by methane or electricity and connected tools for precision farming.

Parera Group, based in L’Isle-Jourdain, specializes in Geo Data Intelligence, offering services in mapping, surveying, network detection, GIS, 3D modeling, and BIM. It is also active in fiber optics, photovoltaic energy, and smart meters, and has subsidiaries abroad.

RATP (Régie Autonome des Transports Parisiens) is the French public company responsible for operating and managing public transport in Paris and the Île-de-France region, including the metro, RER, buses, trams, and funiculars. It also ensures the maintenance and modernization of infrastructure and develops innovative mobility solutions.

Septentrio is a Belgian company specializing in high-precision GNSS receivers, providing reliable centimeter-level solutions for surveying, precision agriculture, autonomous vehicles, and other industrial sectors, even in challenging environments.

SNCF Réseau is the French company responsible for managing, maintaining, and developing the national railway network. It ensures the safety, availability, and modernization of tracks, civil engineering structures, and signaling systems, while facilitating network access for railway operators.

Spectra Geospatial is a company specializing in GNSS measurement and positioning solutions, offering receivers, total stations, software, and accessories for surveying, construction, precision agriculture, and professional geolocation applications.

Topcon is an international company specializing in measurement and positioning technologies, offering GNSS, surveying, machine guidance, and connected construction solutions for the civil engineering, surveying, and precision agriculture sectors.

Trimble is a global company specializing in geolocation and GNSS positioning technologies, offering innovative solutions for surveying, construction, agriculture, transportation, and infrastructure management to enhance the accuracy, productivity, and connectivity of operations.

Vinci is a global construction and concessions group, active in building, civil engineering, energy, and transport infrastructure. It designs, finances, constructs, and operates large-scale projects, such as roads, bridges, airports, and energy networks, with a focus on sustainability and innovation.