Cordeel Group launches its 2022 sustainability report

Cordeel Belgium is proud to join forces with Willemen, SPIE and Imtech, as part of the TM WISICO consortium, to start the construction of PanTera’s new Actinium Production Center (APC) in Mol.

The official first stone ceremony marks an important milestone in the development of the new infrastructure for the Belgian Defence's motorised capability in Leopoldsburg. Commissioned by the Belgian Defence, the consortium Cordeel Belgium - CIT Blaton - archipelago architects is delivering a future-oriented site that will support the introduction of a new generation of military vehicles.

On Thursday, 25 June, TM Cordeel Belgium - Van Roey, together with AG Vespa, the City of Antwerp and all project partners, celebrated the topping-out ceremony of Technical Cluster North in Antwerp. This symbolic milestone marked the completion of the building's highest point, just ten months after construction began at the end of August 2025.

On Friday, June 19, an important step was taken in the realization of the new healthcare campus of RZ Tienen. With the official foundation stone ceremony, this ambitious project, which aims to future-proof healthcare infrastructure in the region, is steadily taking shape. As a partner in the temporary joint venture with Vanderstraeten, Cordeel Belgium is proud to contribute to the construction of this new healthcare environment.

The construction of the Experience Bridge for the City of Hasselt has reached another important milestone. Following its transport from Temse via the Scheldt and Albert Canal, the impressive steel structure was successfully manoeuvred into Hasselt’s canal basin today and installed at its final location along the Blauwe Boulevard.

The construction of the Experience Bridge for the City of Hasselt has reached another major milestone. Following a successful turning operation at the end of May, the impressive steel structure has now left the C-metal site in Temse and begun its journey to its final destination at the Blauwe Boulevard in Hasselt.

The 19th edition of Open Construction Day was once again a great success. On Sunday, 31 May, visitors across Belgium had the opportunity to go behind the scenes of the construction industry. From large-scale infrastructure projects to innovative residential and utility developments, nearly 130 construction sites opened their doors to the general public.

An important milestone was reached yesterday on the construction site of the new campus building for UHasselt on Koning Boudewijnlaan in Hasselt. The placement of the traditional maypole at the highest point of the building symbolically celebrates the successful completion of a major phase in the construction process.

Construction is entering a defining decade. The choices we make today will determine how future generations live, work and thrive.