Orléans Tramway

The construction of the Orléans tramway Line B relied on the Mezzoteam platform to centralize documents, streamline communication, and ensure effective collaboration among all project stakeholders.

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Commissioned in 2012, this second tram line strengthened service across the Orléans metropolitan area with an 11.3 km route serving 25 stations. Developed as part of the CLEO project ("Concevoir la liaison est-ouest de l'agglomération orléanaise" – Designing the East-West link for the Orléans metropolitan area), the project is notable for its integration of Alstom's ground-level power supply system, which eliminated the need for overhead lines in Orléans' historic city center.

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Throughout the project, Mezzoteam helped secure processes and supported the delivery of transport infrastructure that is now fully integrated into the network operated by Keolis Métropole Orléans.