Press release ·
BNA Conseil supports construction micro-businesses and SMEs in adopting AI
Original title, in French: “BNA CONSEIL - francenum.gouv.fr”
- Publication
- France Num (France)
- Author
- Unsigned
- Published on
- 2 October 2026 · read in the publisher's feed
Summary
BNA Conseil, founded by Frédéric Marny, a construction company director for twenty years and AI lead at FFB IDF Est, supports micro-businesses and SMEs in construction and public works in Île-de-France with their digital transition and AI adoption. The offer is an 8-day programme over 6 to 9 months: maturity diagnostic, mapping of the impacts on employees, individualised AI familiarisation, co-construction of an AI charter, then deployment on concrete uses such as site meeting reports and responses to tenders. Two references are cited: AVB Innovations (40 employees), where Marny led AI adoption for three years, and CAPET Ingénierie (a construction engineering consultancy, 12 staff), supported since July 2026, with a diagnostic revealing HR issues and an AI charter under way.
Summary based on the full text of the article.
Read the article on France Num →Figures cited
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40 employees
AVB Innovations headcount
AVB Innovations, France
« Ancien dirigeant d'AVB Innovations (40 salariés), j'ai piloté la transformation numérique de l'entreprise pendant le Covid »
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12 staff
CAPET Ingénierie headcount
CAPET Ingénierie, construction engineering consultancy, Serris, France
« CAPET Ingénierie (bureau d'études BTP, 12 collaborateurs, Serris) : accompagnement depuis juillet 2026. »
Classification
- Country
- France
- Company size
- Micro-businesses, SMEs
- Industries
- Construction, civil engineering, real estate
- Companies
- AVB Innovations (deploys AI), CAPET Ingénierie (deploys AI), BNA Conseil (supplier)
- Keywords
- construction, digital transition, AI familiarisation, AI charter, SMEs, public works
Entry written by Marsanne Studio from the cited article, with the help of an AI model (claude-sonnet-5). The rights to the article and its illustrations belong to France Num. Entry translated from French by Claude Sonnet 5.5.