CNIM Systèmes Industriels has been developing systems for the projection of land forces since 1979. Technologically ambitious, their exceptional durability enables heavy vehicles to cross wet gaps. Army Proven, they increase the tactical resources available for military and humanitarian missions. The Motorized Floating Bridge (PFM) can be a continuous floating bridge or an independent self-propelled ferry. CNIM Systèmes Industriels has continued to improve the PFM to reach MLC 90T/ 100 W crossing capability and reduce logistical and human footprint. The latest version of the Motorized Floating Bridge will be delivered to the Polish Army at the end of 2025. The first 200 metres of bridges (task order 1) are already being manufactured in our workshops in La Seyne-sur-Mer (south of France).

As a leading player on the military engineering field, CNIM Systèmes Industriels offers unmanned solutions to support mobility and protect the soldier. Faced with the problem of IED in the current conflicts, ROCUS, Route Clearance Unmanned System, supports forces by drastically reducing their exposure to threats & allowing them to carry out their mission. Able to operate in difficult terrain, combining endurance & robustness, ROCUS allows threat to be inspected, confirmed and neutralized to ensure the safety of soldiers and the advance of convoys.
CNIM Systèmes Industriels also manufacture special-purpose vehicles. The AUROCH is a land development vehicle also able to provide maneuver support to melee units. The 8x8 type AUROCH combines speed and mobility and can operate in any terrain. It has a great capacity of work. Armoured and armed, the AUROCH is suitable for contact combat support in urban areas or in high-intensity environments while providing protection to the sappers. Able to reach 80km/h of top speed and 600km of autonomy, the AUROCH is fully integrated to the SCORPION system and is designed to integrate with the TITAN system. Air transportable, the EGC can be sent on OPEX in A400M. It can both operate in conflict arears and natural disaster areas to help clearing the ground.