Our Members
BIBM Membership categories:
1. Full members:
- national precast concrete industry associations from EU and EFTA countries;
- regional associations or trade associations specific to a branch of the industry in EU/EFTA countries where there is no overall national association or when the latter is not a member of the BIBM;
- individual firms where there is no national, regional or specialist product associations in a country which is a member of the BIBM and to which they could belong.
2. International members:
- national precast concrete industry associations from outside EU and EFTA countries.
3. Associate members:
- transnational companies, suppliers of raw materials, machines, equipment or services related to the precast concrete industry.
4. Honorary members:
- for individuals who have given outstanding work, support or services to the BIBM and/or who have demonstrated distinguished technical, economic, promotional, social or related contributions to the BIBM or to the concrete industry.
Eight concrete advantages for a BIBM membership:
- think global, act local;
- the strength of one voice;
- conveying precast concrete’s image;
- the key link for concrete stakeholders;
- the vehicle to a competitive European precast concrete market;
- understanding European standards and codes;
- the opportunities of sustainability;
- visibility through efficient communication.
Download our brochure on what BIBM offers to its Members: BIBM – advantages of Membership (final)
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AT – VERBAND ÖSTERREICHISCHER BETONFERTIGTEILWERKE – VÖB
Wurmbstrasse 42/3. OG, A-1120 Wien
T: +43-1-403.48.00
E-mail: office@voeb.co.at
Managing Director: Anton Glasmaier (glasmaier@voeb.co.at)
Technical Manager: Paul Kubeczko (kubeczko@voeb.co.at)
President: Michael Wardian
Website: http://www.voeb.com
Founded in 1955, VÖB represents the interests of its 65 Austrian member companies, which are precast concrete producers. It supports and advises its members on both technical and product-related matters and serves as the voice of the Austrian precast concrete industry.
Austrian precast concrete plants generate an annual turnover of over 750 million euros and employ more than 4,000 workers across approximately 85 enterprises. This efficient and highly productive sector of the construction industry, with its diverse range of products, is among the most important within the building industry.
BE – FEDERATION DE L’INDUSTRIE DU BETON – FEBE
Boulevard du Souverain 68, BE-1170 Bruxelles
T. +32-2-735.80.15 / F. +32-2-734.77.95
E-mail: mail@febe.be
Director: Stef Maas (sma@febe.be)
President: Vincent Kerkstoel
Website: http://www.febe.be
FEBE is the Belgium federation for the precast concrete industry. Composed of 80 members industries, which represent in total 110 plants, it represents 85% of the total turnover of the sector.
Its main objectives are:
- To represent and defend the precast concrete industry interests on technical, social, economic and legal terms;
- Give specialized and practical advice to its members regarding social and training issues, health and safety, technical questions, promotion and communication of products.
DK – DANSK BETON – DI
H. C. Andersens Boulevard 18, 1553 København V. Denmark
T: +45 3377 3377 / M: +45 52185995
E-mail: betonelementforeningen@di.dk
Chief Consultant: Marianne Boelskifte (marb@di.dk)
President: Claus Bering
Website: Betonelement-Foreningen – Dansk Beton – DI (danskindustri.dk) and Dansk Beton – Dansk Beton – DI (danskindustri.dk) and Betonvareforeningen – Dansk Beton – DI (danskindustri.dk)
DE – FACHVERBAND BETON- UND FERTIGTEILWERKE BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG E.V. – FBF
Gerhard-Koch-Str. 2+4, D-73760 Ostfildern; Postfach 1162, D-73747 Ostfildern
T: +49- 711-327 32-324 / F: +49-711- 327 32-350
E-mail: fbf@betonservice.de
Managing Director: Dr. Ulrich Lotz (ulrich.lotz@betonservice.de)
President: Friedrich Gebhart
Webiste: www.betonservice.de
DE – VERBAND BETON- UND FERTIGTEILINDUSTRIE NORD E.V. – VBF NORD
Raiffeisenstr. 8 Burgwedel 30938
T: +49 / (0) 51 39 / 99 94 30 / F: +49 / (0) 51 39 / 99 94 51
E-mail: info@betonverband-nord.de
Managing Director: Dr.-Ing. Jens Uwe Pott (pott@betonverband-nord.de)
President: Dr. Eike Bielak
Website: www.vbf-nord.de
DE – BAYERISCHER INDUSTRIEVERBAND BAUSTOFFE, STEINE UND ERDEN E.V. Fachgruppe Betonbauteile – BIV
Beethovenstr. 8, 80336 München
T: +49 89 514 03-155 / F: +49 89 514 03-161
E-mail: info@biv.bayern
Managing Director: Dipl.-Wirt.-Ing. (FH) Diana Krüger (krueger@biv.bayern)
Chairman of the Technical Unit for Precast Concrete Components: Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Michael Erhardt
Website: www.biv.bayern
DE – FACHVEREINIGUNG DEUTSCHER BETONFERTIGTEILBAU E.V. – FDB
Mittelstraße 2-10, 53175 Bonn
E-mail: info@fdb-fertigteilbau.de
Managing Director: Dipl.-Ing. Dipl. Wirt.-Ing. Elisabeth Hierlein (hierlein@fdb-fertigteilbau.de)
T. +49-228-954 56 55
Technical Director: Dipl.-Ing. Mathias Tillmann (tillmann@fdb-fertigteilbau.de)
T. +49-228-954.56.12
Project Management: Dipl.-Ing. Alice Becke (becke@fdb-fertigteilbau.de)
T. +49-228-954.56.11
President: Dipl.-Ing. Christian Drössler
Website: www.fdb-fertigteilbau.de
ES – ASOCIACIÓN ESPAÑOLA DE LA INDUSTRIA DEL PREFABRICADO DE HORMIGÓN – ANDECE
Calle de Diego de León 47, Edificio Melior, 28006 Madrid
T. +34 91 323 82 75
E-mail: andece@andece.org
Director: Sonia Fernandez Ayala (sfernandez@andece.org)
Technical Director: Alejandro López Vidal (alopez@andece.org)
President: Ignacio Brujó
Website: http://www.andece.org/
ANDECE is the association representing the Spanish precast concrete industry. Its main goal is to develop R&D activities in the production of precast concrete products. ANDECE comprises more than 1,000 companies, whose production accounts for over 70% of the total turnover of the Spanish precast concrete industry.
FI – FINNISH CONCRETE INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION – BETONITEOLLISUUS RY
P.O. Box 381 (Etelaranta 10), FI-00131 Helsinki
T. +358 9 12991
E-mail: betoni@betoni.com
Director: Jussi Mattila (jussi.mattila@rt.fi)
Product Manager (precast): Janne Kihula (janne.kihula@rt.fi)
President: Hannu Tuukkala
Website: http://www.betoni.com
The first branch federation for the Finnish Concrete Industry was founded in 1928. Today, the Finnish Concrete Industry represents 50 member companies (with approximately 200 factories and 5,000 employees) and accounts for 80-100% (depending on the product category) of the total manufacturing capacity of the sector. The total turnover of the concrete industry is around 1.2 billion euros.
The Federation promotes precast concrete solutions, develops new technical solutions for the industry and precast construction, and informs the industry and its clients about economic and technical data through websites, magazines, and professional courses.
FR – FEDERATION FRANCAISE DE L’INDUSTRIE DU BETON – FIB
15 Boulevard du Général de Gaulle, 92120 MontrougeT. +33 01 49 65 09 09 E-mail: fib@fib.org Directeur Général Délégué: Jacques Manzoni (j.manzoni@fib.org) Président: Bertrand Bedel Website: http://www.fib.org Research centre: http://www.cerib.com FIB represents the interests of the French precast concrete producers and manufacturers towards French authorities and within appropriate construction bodies. Its main objectives are:
IE – IRISH PRECAST CONCRETE ASSOCIATION – IPCA8 Newlands Business Park, Naas Road, Clondalkin – IE-Dublin 22T. +353-1-464.00.82 / F. +352-1-464.00.87 E-mail: info@irishconcrete.ie Director: Gerry Farrell (gerry.farrell@irishconcrete.ie) President: Derek Duffy E-mail: www.irishconcrete.ie The IPCA is an association of 11 member companies who together represent roughly 70% of Ireland’s industrial, commercial and civil engineering precast output and circa 50% of the precast housing market. Founded in 1991, the association is a constituent of the Irish Concrete Federation (ICF). The primary reason for the existence of the association, is to ensure that the precast sector has a strong and reputable voice, to collectively respond to the commercial and technical needs of those who specify and purchase precast concrete. The role of the IPCA is to represent the precast industry, to develop industry standards in relation to Training, Health & Safety, the Environment, Transport and to liaise with the relevant government bodies in relation to new legislation and all industry issues. When using IPCA member products, a specifier can be assured that the products are being produced to quality standards and that the producer is fully aware o f all relevant legislation. IT – NATIONAL ITALIAN ASSOCIATION OF PRECAST CONCRETE PRODUCERS – ASSOBETONCarlo Ilarione Petitti, 16, 20149 Milano MI, ItalyT. +39 02 70100168 / F. +39 02 7490140 E-mail: info@assobeton.it Director: Antonio De Rosa (direzione@assobeton.it) President: Alberto Truzzi Website: https://www.assobeton.it Created in 1956, ASSOBETON represents the Italian precast concrete industry. Main roles of the Association are:
NL – BOND VAN FABRIKANTEN VAN BETONPRODUKTEN IN NEDERLAND – BFBNZaagmolenlaan 20; Postbus 194, 3440 AD WoerdenT. +31-348-48.44.84 / F. +31-348-48.44.50 Secretary General: Annemiek Houtman (annemiek.houtman@betonhuis.nl) Webstie: http://www.bfbn.nl/ BFBN is the Dutch precast concrete association. Its role is to provide added value to its members and promote the competitiveness and the image of Dutch concrete product industry. NO – BETONG NORGE – BETONGELEMENTFORENINGENP.O. Box 7186 Majorstuen, NO-0307 OsloT. +4723088000 E-mail: betongelement@betong.no Director: John-Erik Reiersen (john-erik-reiersen@betong.no) President: Tore Mosand Website: https://www.betong.no/ Concrete Norway is a trade association representing the Norwegian precast concrete manufacturers and assembly contractors. It was established in 1928 and presently has 180 members which generate 7 billion NOK and employ 2800 persons in production. The main activities of the association:
SE – SVENSK BETONGBox 55684 SE-10215 Stockholm T. +46-8-762.62.31 E-mail: info@svenskbetong.se Director: Malin Löfsjögård (malin.lofsjogard@svenskbetong.se) President: Jan Lagerstedt Website: http://www.svenskbetong.se The Swedish Precast Concrete Federation is a trade association for companies which manufacture and/or install concrete products. Its main objective is to look after the interests of the member companies and to create for them the best possible conditions in which to operate and develop in society. The long-term objectives of the Swedish Precast Concrete Federation are as follows:
TR – TURKISH PRECAST CONCRETE ASSOCIATIONCinnah Caddesi 7/3, 06680 Çankaya, Ankara T. +90-312 467 61 95 / F. +90-312 467 62 95 E-mail: info@prefab.org.tr Director: Cumhur Aydın (caydin@prefab.org.tr) President: Buğra Küçükkayalar Website: http://www.prefab.org.tr UK – MINERAL PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION – MPA PRECASTThe Old Rectory Main Street, Glenfield, Leicestershire LE3 8DGT. +44-116-253.61.61 / F. +44-116-251.45.68 E-mail: precast@mineralproducts.org President: Paul Curtis Director: Mark Shepherd Website: https://www.mpaprecast.org/ Tracing its roots back to 1918, the British Precast Concrete Federation (BPCF) was the trade association of precast concrete manufacturers. MPA Precast represents the UK precast concrete manufacturers and members of the supply chain. The main aims are to promote precast concrete in the construction market; to disseminate information, through a range of industry representation and by shared knowledge, and to add value to its member companies. MPA Precast is a part of the Mineral Products Association (MPA), the trade association for the aggregates, asphalt, cement, concrete, dimension stone, lime, mortar, and silica sand industries. BIBM Associate Members:MAX CO., LTD. Headquarter: Introduction: Subsidiary office in Europe: ・Company:MAX EUROPE B.V. German Office |