ILF consulting engineers
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| legal form | Company with limited liability |
| founding | 1967 |
| Seat | Rum / Innsbruck (Austria) |
| management | Klaus Lässer, CEO |
| Number of employees | over 2,000 |
| Branch | Engineering and consulting company |
| Website | www.ilf.com |
ILF Consulting Engineers is a company that has been active in the field of engineering services and consulting since 1967 . The turnover is around 168 million euros.
history
The company was founded in 1967 by Pius Lässer in Innsbruck . In 1969 the company was expanded when Adolf Feizlmayr joined the “Ingenieursgemeinschaft Lässer-Feizlmayr” (ILF). The early years are closely linked to the history of the Transalpine Oil Pipeline (TAL). In the early years, ILF positioned itself on the international market with the Arlberg road tunnel , a pipeline between Turkey and Iraq, water transport systems in Riyadh and a high-speed rail line in Germany. It currently operates as ILF Consulting Engineers.
Locations
The company has two main locations in Innsbruck , Austria and Munich , Germany . ILF has over thirty branches and subsidiaries around the world.
Employee
380 employees work at the locations in Austria, the company has 1810 employees worldwide (as of 2014). ILF Consulting Engineers is involved in major projects in the fields of oil and gas, energy and climate protection, transport and buildings, and water and the environment.
Business areas
While the planning of projects was the company's core area in the early days, the ILF now provides all planning and consulting services (advice, planning, procurement, construction supervision, commissioning, project management and special services - including geology, hydrogeology, geotechnics, soil mechanics, spatial and Environmental planning as well as structural planning and information management). For example, appraisals for railway, road and tunnel construction, hydropower plants, pipeline stations etc. are part of the business area. The ILF employees oversee around 400 projects (as of 2014), 70 percent of them outside Austria.