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Elenco Wi-Fi ELENCO SOGGETTI AUTORIZZATI 11/03/2021 AI SENSI DEL DM 28/05/03 E DELL'ART. 25 DEL CODICE DELLE COMUNICAZIONI ELETTRONICHE Autorizzazioni WI -FI aggiornato al 11/03/2021 DATA SOCIETA' DOMICILIO CAP CITTA' PROV. REGIONE 21/04/06 @ WORKS srl Via Adua c/o Silver Center 25015 Desenzano del Garda (BS) Lombardia 03/07/08 1-0 Soluzioni informatiche Via Bellini 20 09096 Santa Giusta Oristano Sardegna 12/10/05 2 BITE s.r.l. Via Nicola Moscardelli, 9 67100 L'Aquila (AQ) Abruzzo 14/01/15 2G GROUP S.r.l. Vai dell'Alloro, 14 05018 Orvieto (TR) Lazio 12/01/11 2GIGA S.a.s. di Capula A. & C. Via Piemonte, 55 88100 Catanzaro (CZ) Calabria 2S Computers snc di Sancin Dorian e Friuli Venezia 14/03/18 Loc. Prosecco, 133 34151 Trieste (TR) sossi Jan Giulia 17/10/06 3P System srl Via G.Matteotti 3a 30032 Fiesso D'artico VE Veneto 25/07/07 3WLan srl Via Borgo di sotto 5 44100 Ferrara FE Emilia Romagna 15/10/09 4 Stroke srl Via Dei Partigiani snc 01037 Ronciglione VT Lazio 14/10/201 4AR S.R.L. VIA GARIBALDI, 31 51037 MONTALE PT TOSCANA 6 14/04/08 4G Italia srl Via Dora 1 00198 Roma RM Lazio 29/03/201 PIAZZALE LEONARDO DA 4ISP S.R.L. 30173 VENEZIA MESTRE ME VENETO 6 VINCI, 8/E/4 02/11/17 5 S.r.l. Via Garibaldi, 31 51037 Montale (PT) Toscana 28/03/08 6Tsixty sas di Caldararo Via A. Ferrara s.n.c. 75028 Tursi MT Basilicata 27/09/06 75100 multimedia srl Via Giolitti 18 75100 Matera MT Puglia 01/03/08 A & TEL s.r.l. Via Piazza, 4 37030 San Pietro di Lavagno (VR) Veneto ELENCO SOGGETTI AUTORIZZATI 11/03/2021 AI SENSI DEL DM 28/05/03 E DELL'ART. 25 DEL CODICE DELLE COMUNICAZIONI ELETTRONICHE 12/04/07 A 9 ACTION s.r.l. Viale Montessori, 35 60033 Chiaravalle (AN) Marche 04/10/16 A.I.E. s.n.c. Via Botricello sup, 5 Botricello (CZ) Calabria A.I.R. Apparati impianti Radiotelevisivi 02/09/09 Via Campansi, 35 53100 Siena (SI) Toscana s.r.l. 04/09/15 A.M.1 S.r.l. Via F. Mancuso Pal. Alaimo Lipari (ME) Sicilia 22/09/09 A.M.T. SERVICES s.r.l. Viale Europa, 22 70132 Bari (BA) Puglia 24/02/12 A.R.C. rete 101 S.r.l. C/da Casale, 34 Paternopoli (AV) Campania 15/07/06 A.S.I. s.r.l. Via Cappuccini, 58 67039 Sulmona (AQ) Abruzzo 01/05/09 A.T.E.T. S.p.a. Via Giovanni da Verrazzano, 42 10129 Torino (TO) Piemonte AB&B COMUNICAZIONI soc. 01/02/07 Largo Guerra Marco, 1 42100 Reggio Emilia (RE) Emilia Romagna cooperativa 11/12/09 ABILENE NET SOLUTIONS S.r.l. Via Croce Rossa, 62 35129 Padova (PD) Veneto 15/02/09 ABS Computers s.r.l. Via dell'Artigianato, 11/a 37135 Verona (VR) Veneto 05/11/03 ACAMTEL S.p.A. Via Alberto Picco, 22 19124 La Spezia (SP) Liguria 15/04/04 ACAN s.r.l. Via Barberini, 86 00187 Roma (RM) Lazio 01/03/06 ACANTHO S.p.A. Via Molino Rosso, 8 40026 Imola (BO) Emilia Romagna 25/06/07 ACTIVA s.r.l. Zona Artigianale, A/8 70056 Molfetta (BA) Puglia 28/01/16 AD CONNECTION Via Bellini, 15 66021 Casalbordino (CH) Abruzzo 22/08/14 ADDIRO MARCO Via Porto Alegre, 47 Morano Calabro (CS) Calabria 10/08/05 ADIBIT s.r.l. Via delle Industrie, 17a 30175 Marghera (VE) Veneto ELENCO SOGGETTI AUTORIZZATI 11/03/2021 AI SENSI DEL DM 28/05/03 E DELL'ART. 25 DEL CODICE DELLE COMUNICAZIONI ELETTRONICHE 03/08/06 ADMNET ITALIA s.r.l. Via Casilina, 218 00030 San Cesareo (RM) Lazio Via dell'Aeroporto di Fiumicino, 13/05/11 ADR TEL S.p.A. 00054 Fiumicino (RM) Lazio 320 02/03/09 AERIALCOM di Stefano Franci Via S. Antonio , 36 Loc. Belvedere 53034 Colle di Val d'Elsa (SI) Toscana 01/07/15 AERIUS NETWORL S.r.l. Corso Matteotti, 2 71017 Torremaggiore (FG) Puglia 25/02/19 AERO 3 Via San Paolo, 13 20121 Milano (MI) Lombardia 16/02/09 AES TECHNOLOGY s.r.l. Via Flaminia Km. 189 06023 Gualdo Tadino (PG) Umbria 09/04/13 AETERNA S.r.l. Via Cavour 2 22074 Lomazzo (CO) Lombardia 28/08/06 AFA SYSTEM s.r.l. Via Conte Rosso, 21/A 86100 Campobasso (CB) Molise 17/02/20 AG TLC Srls Via Colonnello G. Aliperta 18/B 80049 Somma Vesuviana (NA) Campania 01/05/07 AGACTEL S.p.A. Via Nubi di Magellano, 30 42100 Reggio Emilia (RE) Emilia Romagna Agenzia per lo Sviluppo e l' 03/07/06 Via Grandi, 52 35010 Vigonza (PD) Veneto Innovazione A.S.I. s.r.l. 15/05/04 AGORANET pscs Via Antonio Gramsci, 1 47083 Misano Adriatico Marche 05/05/15 AGTEL Srls Via Puccini, 16 Cinquefrondi (RC) Calabria 02/10/17 AGTEL Srls Via Puccini, 16 Cinquefrondi (RC) Calabria 18/06/07 AIR SAT s.r.l. Via Vecchia Sarno, 51 80044 Ottaviano (NA) Campania 22/02/11 AIRBEAM S.r.l. Via Chiodi, 11 24060 Predore (BG) Lombardia 05/09/13 AIRCOM SERVICE S.r.l. Via Bucci, 43 47833 Morciano di Romagna (RN) Emilia Romagna 01/01/08 AIRCOMM s.r.l. Via Salvatore Petronio Russo, 29 95031 Adrano (CT) Sicilia ELENCO SOGGETTI AUTORIZZATI 11/03/2021 AI SENSI DEL DM 28/05/03 E DELL'ART. 25 DEL CODICE DELLE COMUNICAZIONI ELETTRONICHE 06/02/06 AIRGRID s.r.l. Via Confine Superiore, 46 40060 S. Pietro Capofiume (BO) Emilia Romagna 31/03/16 AIRLINK Srls Via XX settembre Sora (FR) Lazio 15/11/10 AIRMAX s.r.l. Via della Faeta, 13 00030 San Cesareo (RM) Lazio 22/08/14 AIRNET S.r.l. Via Porto Alegre, 47 87016 Morano Calabro (CS) Calabria AIRNETWORK S.a.s. di Marina 10/08/12 Via F. di Svevia, 7 Lentini (SR) Sicilia Elsoukova & c. 22/11/10 AITEC s.r.l. Viale Mazzini, 8 41058 Vignola (MO) Emilia Romagna 26/03/07 ALBEDO s.r.l. Via Giulia di Barolo, 12 10124 (TO) Piemonte 29/07/10 ALENA NET s.r.l. Piazza Bertarelli, 2 20122 Milano (MI) Lombardia 02/01/11 ALFANEWS s.r.l. Via Fossombroni 52010 Castelnuovo di Subiano (AR) Toscana 01/05/06 ALFARADIO s.r.l. Via dei Devoto, 121 16033 Lavagna (GE) Liguria 23/01/14 ALGENET ICT di Giorgi Barbara via A.Orzali, 238 Arancio (LU) Toscana 24/05/12 ALI TRASPORTI AEREI Viale dell'Aviazione, 65 20138 Milano (MI) Lombardia 20/06/05 ALICE ITALIA s.r.l. Via Ferrucci, 57 59100 Prato (PO) Toscana 15/01/09 ALLPAY.NET LIMITED Via Roma, 49 55035 Piazza al Serchio (LU) Toscana 06/12/19 ALONET s.r.l. Via Spinete, 21/B 04022 Fondi (LT) Lazio ALPHA COMUNICATION di Attilio 01/05/07 Viale dei Giardini, 21 92100 Agrigento (AG) Sicilia Maria Ferlisi 19/02/09 ALSITECH s.r.l. Via del Rizzo, 16 23808 Vercurago (LC) Lombardia 10/08/12 ALTERCOM ITALIA S.r.l. Via G. Palatucci, 24 88900 Crotone (KR) Calabria ELENCO SOGGETTI AUTORIZZATI 11/03/2021 AI SENSI DEL DM 28/05/03 E DELL'ART. 25 DEL CODICE DELLE COMUNICAZIONI ELETTRONICHE 03/02/06 ALTERNATYVA s.r.l. Via Ramiro Fabiani, 100 00158 Roma (RM) Lazio AM ELETTROTECNICA di Andolina 12/12/19 Via E. Longi, 24 Enna Sicilia Marco AMERICAN TECH PR COMPUTERS 01/06/17 Via S. Maria di Loreto, 58 Vallo della Lucania (SA) Campania di Baiceanu Roxana 06/06/06 AMPERSAND s.r.l. Via Picco, 3 19100 La Spezia (SP) Liguria AMT Azienda Metropolitana Trasporti 25/06/13 Via S.Euplio, 168 95125 Catania (CT) Sicilia Catania S.p.a. 30/04/14 AMT SERVICES S.r.l. Viale Europa, 22 70132 Bari (BA) Puglia 18/09/18 ANTENNAGO S.r.l. Via Livornese, 241 50053 Empoli (FI) Toscana 21/03/07 APTIVA s.r.l. Via IV Novembre, 34 83059 Vallata (AV) Campania 19/02/18 AQUILO srl Via Grazia Deledda, 7 95010 Catania (CT) Sicilia 20/04/10 ARCANET s.r.l. Via Crosaron, 18/C 37047 San Bonifacio (VR) Veneto 06/11/18 AREA TECNICA S.r.l. Vicolo Giussani, 1 22040 Lurago D'Erba (CO) Lombardia 25/03/10 AREAWI s.r.l. Via La Malfa, 2 75012 Bernalda (MT) Basilicata 14/12/18 ARES srls Via Piazza S. Toscana, 78 37059 Zevio (VR) Veneto 01/10/11 ARI@NET S.r.l. Viale 4 Novembre 38 86040 Rotello (CB) Molise Via G. Di Vittorio c/o Centro 31/05/10 ARIATECH s.r.l. 64022 Giulianova (TE) Abruzzo Comm. I Portici 01/10/04 ARIATEL s.r.l. Viale Italia, 531 19100 La Spezia (SP) Liguria 05/11/12 ARIAWI di Lambiasi Marco Via San Quirico, 9 83052 Paternopoli (AV) Campania 02/07/08 ARPITEL s.a.s. di Chiarello G. & C. Via Benedetto Croce, 85/B 71100 Foggia (FG) Puglia ELENCO SOGGETTI AUTORIZZATI 11/03/2021 AI SENSI DEL DM 28/05/03 E DELL'ART. 25 DEL CODICE DELLE COMUNICAZIONI ELETTRONICHE 13/07/20 ARYA S.r.l. Piazza Trento, 2 95128 Catania (CT) Sicilia 07/04/16 ASCO TLC S.p.A. Via Verizzo, 1030 31053 Pieve di Soligo (TV) Veneto ASCOMPUTER DI ANTONIO 25/01/10 Via Saviano, 37 80035 Nola Campania RUGGIERO 23/01/06 ASDASD s.r.l.
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