Over the years, we’ve successfully delivered contracts for the French, UK and US governments, as well as the European Union and the African Union. Some examples include the construction, renovation or extension of embassies and other government buildings, and the setting-up of military training facilities.

When participating in tenders, we comply and adapt to the different tendering rules, contracting laws, accounting rules, building regulations etc. for your specific government or department. Our aim is always to exceed customers’ quality expectations without going over budget.

"It is clear that RA International are committed to delivering the client's goals and have the capacity and capability to deliver a holistic facilities solution within the most challenging of environments."

Major Matthew Smith

Corps of the Royal Engineers, UK Ministry of Defence

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Whether you’re renovating a shower block or constructing a whole new facility, we’re here to help you every step of the way. Thanks to our long experience of working in remote or demanding environments, we’ve refined the art of quick and careful planning. Our skilled staff can be relied upon to predict potential difficulties and develop strategies to manage them.

Our experienced teams know what it takes to create a hospitable living environment and ensure your people’s daily needs are met – even in the most unhospitable places. Our integrated facilities management package includes a full range of services from catering services to pest control to waste management. Get ready for comfy beds with clean linen, nice hot showers and fresh quality food, no matter where you’re heading.

When it comes to temporary structures such as military training sites, we always have a clear strategy for dismantling them. In accordance with RA’s holistic design and engineering philosophy, we take the end-of-life of a camp into consideration from the earliest stages of planning. We aim to reuse, recycle or safely dispose of materials in order to leave each location in at least as good, if not better shape than when we arrived.