Van der Vliet Groep

Van der Vliet Groep is a Dutch holding company whose operating identity is that of a family construction contractor. The group presents itself as a builder that has passed through three generations of contractors, and its public messaging centres on honest and transparent construction, proactive problem-solving for clients, and a willingness to take on projects ranging from a single patent bolt to multi-million-euro developments. Its website lists a portfolio of projects, news, employee information and contact details, and it publishes general terms and conditions for several of its contracting activities, including AVA, CBM and painting works. Featured projects shown on the group's homepage include an outpatient addiction centre in Amsterdam-West (Elisabeth Wolffstraat 2-4), Salon de Lingerie on Utrechtsestraat 38, and Frederiksplein 51, all in Amsterdam. This project mix indicates a focus on renovation, fit-out and transformation work in and around the Dutch capital, alongside new-build and maintenance contracting. The group is described in structured open data as a Dutch holding company, and it operates as a private, family-owned business rather than a listed enterprise. Its brand promise is relationship-driven: the company says it thinks along with the client and comes forward with solutions, and it invites new challenges from prospective clients. Because the group is privately held and does not publish detailed financial or ownership information on its homepage, its exact founding year, shareholder structure and full subsidiary list are not established by the available evidence. What is clear is that Van der Vliet Groep positions itself as a hands-on, multi-disciplinary contractor group rooted in Amsterdam, combining a holding-company structure with direct execution of construction, renovation and finishing work.

Van der Vliet Groep is a Dutch holding company with a construction-contracting identity. Its own public presentation emphasises continuity of craft: the group states that contracting runs in its blood and that it represents three generations of contractors. That self-description places the business in the tradition of Dutch family construction firms that have grown from a single contracting practice into a group structure capable of handling both small works and large projects. The group's homepage frames its history less as a timeline of dates and more as an inherited professional ethos, summarised in the promise of honest and transparent construction. Over time, the business has organised its activities under a holding-company umbrella, with separate general terms and conditions published for different contracting streams such as AVA, CBM and painting works. This suggests a group that has broadened from a core contracting operation into several related construction and finishing disciplines. Geographically, the group's visible project portfolio is concentrated in Amsterdam and its western districts. Featured works include the Ambulant Verslavingscentrum Amsterdam West at Elisabeth Wolffstraat 2-4, Salon de Lingerie at Utrechtsestraat 38, and Frederiksplein 51. These are urban renovation, fit-out and transformation projects rather than large-scale greenfield development, which is consistent with a contractor group embedded in the dense building stock of a major Dutch city. The group also maintains a public news section and employee pages, indicating an active, ongoing operation rather than a dormant holding vehicle. Because Van der Vliet Groep is privately held and does not publish a detailed corporate history on its homepage, precise founding dates, ownership changes and subsidiary formations are not documented in the available evidence. Structured open data describes it simply as a Dutch holding company. Its history is therefore best understood through its stated multi-generational contracting heritage, its Amsterdam-centred project record, and its evolution into a group structure with multiple contracting disciplines under one family-led umbrella.

Family-run, multi-generational Dutch contractor group promising honest and transparent construction and proactive client solutions across projects of all sizes.

• Construction contracting

  General contracting services for construction and building projects, from small works to multi-million-euro developments.

• Renovation and transformation

  Urban renovation and transformation projects, including the Ambulant Verslavingscentrum Amsterdam West and Frederiksplein 51.

• Fit-out and finishing works

  Interior fit-out and finishing works, such as the Salon de Lingerie project on Utrechtsestraat.

• Painting works

  Painting contracting covered by the group's published general terms and conditions for painting works.

1. 1Van der Vliet Groep - Homevandervlietgroep.nl
2. 2Van der Vliet Groep - Wikidatawikidata.org