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QO PUBLIC WORKS: Public lighting under renovation | Faxinfo

October 27, 2026

QO PUBLIC WORKS: Public lighting under renovation | Faxinfo
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The renewal of the public lighting networks began yesterday in Orleans districtSeveral streets are affected by this construction project, which amounts to nearly 930.000 euros.

Launched on October 26, the work focuses on the network renewal, installation of masts and lanterns, and their connectionThe construction work is scheduled to continue until December 23rd, with Scheduled interventions from 7am to 17pmInitially, the work will take place on Ground Doves Street until December 22nd, followed by Round The Pound Street from December 7th to 23rd. The Spring housing estate will also be affected by the installation of solar masts and the construction of concrete bases. Work is scheduled to take place from December 7th to 23rd on Sparrows Street, Thrush Street, and Pigeons Street, as well as on Lil Dan Beauperthuy Street and Yellow Beast Alley. Eiffage Énergie Systèmes, with Dortel Caraïbes as a subcontractor, is responsible for carrying out the work. The total cost of the project is €929.420,54. During the construction period, motorists and residents are asked to respect the signage and traffic measures in place. The local authority apologizes for any inconvenience caused and thanks residents for their understanding.

Source: https://faxinfo.fr/en/travaux-publics-qo-leclairage-public-en-renovation/

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