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EXPERIENCE IN TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE IN TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT Developing regions for people _01 CORPORATE 4 INFORMATION INTRODUCTION ICEACSA GRUPO WORLDWIDE ACTIVITY AND SERVICE AREAS _02 _03 EXPERIENCE IN 10 CLIENTS 30 INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT INSTITUTIONAL AND GOVERNMENT AGENCY CLIENTS DATA COLLECTION CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES SMART TRANSPORT SYSTEMS CONCESSIONAIRES CONSULTANCY IN THE OPERATIONAL PHASE INDUSTRIAL AND SERVICE COMPANIES TECHNOLOGICAL SOLUTIONS TRAFFIC, TRANSPORT AND MOBILITY STUDIES PRIVATE INVESTORS TRANSPORT PLANNING PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BANKING INSTITUTIONS, AND INVESTMENT FUNDS ROAD SAFETY INNOVATION LAND TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURES 01 CORPORATE INFORMATION INTRODUCTION MAIN STRATEGIES 5 PROVISION OF COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES TO CLIENTS DURING THE ENTIRE LIFE CYCLE OF THEIR PROJECTS Since it was founded in 1985, ICEACSA has achieved Our track record is backed by a portfolio of more an outstanding market position as a pioneering than 2,500 projects. Comprehensive regional plan- COMBINING leader in turnkey projects in the engineering, ning in the highway, port, water engineering, regional INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH LOCAL construction, regional and urban development and and urban planning and project development fields KNOWLEDGE environmental, industrial and energy generation for more than € 40,000 million (45,000 million USD) fields. ICEACSA Grupo has become an international firmly endorses our governance. Studies, designs, engineering group by continuous development of its structuring, project management and works super- TO PROVIDE INSTANT experience and know-how and by carefully planned vision for more than € 10,000 million (USD 11,000 RESPONSE international expansion. million) certify this. Experience, quality and a result-oriented approach Welcome to ICEACSA Grupo. R&D+I CONTINUOUS provide our clients with the peace of mind that comes A member of the ANTEA Group IMPROVEMENT from knowing that they are dealing with a fully accred- QUALITY PROCEDURES ited and highly solvent company. The results are guar- AND CONTROL anteed by the talent of a large, multidisciplinary team. UNITED KINGDOM THE NETHERLANDS POLAND BELGIUM USA GALICIA ROMANIA / SPAIN FRANCE PORTUGAL MEXICO INDIA DOMINICA- NAN REP. BURKINA FASO NICARAGUA PANAMA GUINEA BENIN CONAKRY LIBERIA 6 COLOMBIA PERU BRAZIL BOLIVIA URUGUAY COUNTRIES WITH ICEACSA GRUPO OFFICES OTHER COUNTRIES WITH RECENT INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS BY ICEACSA GRUPO COMPANIES COUNTRIES WITH OTHER ANTEA GROUP OFFICES HEAD OFFICES Glorieta de América, 5-1º MEXICO 15004 A Coruña (Spain) PANAMA Tel.: +34 981 279 231 (switchboard) Avenida Insurgentes Sur 1425, 7A COLOMBIA PERU Fax: +34 981 279 406 Colonia Insurgentes Mixcoac Calle 60 Este, Obarrio URUGUAY [email protected] Carrera 21 Nº100-20, Of. 1.001 Alcaldía Benito Juárez Edificio Obarrio 60, piso 14, Of. A Av. Reducto Nº1370, Of. 201 International Service: 110111 Bogotá D.C. 03920 Ciudad de México Ciudad de Panamá Miraflores C/ 25 de Mayo Nº 477, Esc. 28 Tel.: +34 981 148 747 Tel.: + 57 1 300 3106 Tel.: +52 55 8790 7800 Tel.: +507 397 8607 Lima 18 11000 Montevideo [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ICEACSA GRUPO WORLDWIDE 7 In an increasingly globalized environment, services we provide. As a result, we are endowed ICEACSA Grupo is committed to boosting its with full capacity to tackle any kind of project our international presence while maintaining the clients may require in the engineering, construc- same principles of sustainability, value creation, tion, regional and urban development, envi- competitiveness, experience and instant response ronmental, industrial and energy generation that have made it what it is today. fields. A team of more than 3,100 qualified experts around the world distributed among more than 80 ICEACSA Grupo operates internationally to offices in Europe, America and Asia, enables us to provide cross-border services in the areas in which provide our clients with comprehensive services it operates from its permanent offices in Spain, that contribute real added value. Our mission is Colombia, Mexico, Panama, Peru and Uruguay. to assist our clients to meet all the requirements Thus, the teams based in these places also work encountered in the development of their business in neighboring countries to provide solutions that projects until execution and commissioning of the exactly meet the client’s needs and ensure transfer works and start-up of the commercial activity. of know-how to the client with the frank, open and at the same time comprehensive approach that In addition, ICEACSA Grupo has set up stable characterizes the group as a whole. strategic alliances with important local partners in the countries where we operate. These connec- In 2017 all the ICEACSA Grupo companies joined tions ensure comprehensive knowledge of the the ANTEA Group, further reinforcing their inter- various markets and a high response capacity to national positioning and complementarity in the any project the client may propose. ACTIVITY AREAS AND SERVICES ICEACSA Grupo provides services in the following areas: 8 TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE WATER AND THE ENVIRONMENT INFRASTRUCTURES MANAGEMENT COASTAL, MARINE, AND FLUVIAL REGIONAL/URBAN DEVELOP- INDUSTRY AND ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURES MENT AND ARCHITECTURE PROJECT LIFE CYCLE 05 OPERATIONAL CONSULYANCY PHASE SERVICES 9 ENGINEERING 01 SERVICES PLANNING PROJECT 02 MANAGEMENT 04 FEASIBILITY CONSTRUCTION PHASE SERVICES 03 DESIGN EXPERIENCE IN 02 INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT MOBILITY | TRAFFIC | TRANSPORT | ROAD SAFETY | ITS SYSTEMS | BIG DATA | SIMULATION | CONNECTED AND AUTONOMOUS DRIVING | SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT | GIS +50,000 KM +40,000 KM +50 MM HIGHWAYS, MOTORWAYS VARIOUS HIGHWAYS PLANNED INVOLVING AND FREEWAYS MANAGED INVESTMENT OF MORE THAN € 30,000 MILLION DATA TRAFFIC (35.000 MILLION USD) PROCESSED PER DAY INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT Growing mobility needs are driving the demand for more specialized traffic management methods. Urban and inter- PLANNING FEASIBILITY STUDY PROJECT SUPERVISION PROCESSING AND OPERATION urban transport must be rationalized by developing innova- tive systems aimed at improving mobility in a smarter manner INVESTIGATION, COLLECTION SU DUE DILIGENCE AND PROCESSING TRAFFIC AND in order to control and monitor this growth sustainably. TRANSPORT DATA MANAGEMENT AND TECHNICAL, JUDICIAL AND FINANCIAL STRUCTURING CONSERVATION OF ROADWAY ICEACSA Grupo has more than 35 years’ experience in the OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE CONCESSIONS INFRASTRUCTURE field and provides highly specialized consulting services ANALYSIS OF SUPPLY, DEMAND AND CONCESSION INTERMODAL ARCHITECTURE AND OPTIMIZATION TRAFFIC DEMAND ANALYSIS AND to guide our clients in the urban and interurban roadway MOBILITY TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURES AND SERVICES OF DATABASES (DB) TRAFFIC PROGNOSIS infrastructure and operational management areas, which AND DATA QUALITY ANALYSIS TRANSPORT ECONOMIC-FINANCIAL AND MACRO, MICRO AND MESO makes us a partner of reference in infrastructure manage- INFRASTRUCTURE PLANS PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS SIMULATION ment. We contribute technological solutions to improve ANALYSIS OF VEHICLE SWEEP mobility and highly efficient management and analysis of 11 MACRO, MESO AND MICRO SIMULATION AREAS the traffic parameters. CAPACITY AND SERVICE LEVEL TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS PLANS ANALYSIS DRAFTING DRAFTING OF SPECIFICA- REGULATIONS TIONS ITS ARCHITECTURE OPERATION OF ITS SYSTEMS SMART PRELIMINARY DRAF ITS ITS PLANS AND STRATEGIES SUPERVISION OF ITS SYSTEMS ON ENGINEERING CITY ITS EQUIPMENT CONSTRUCTION SITES PROJECTS AND TECHNOLOGICAL FEASIBILITY INNOVATION SOLUTIONS FOR ITS TUNNEL SAFETY MANAGER ITS TRAINING FINANCIAL AND PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS PROJECT MONITORING DESIGN ROA DW NG A I Y ROAD SAFETY AUDITS INDEPENDENT C IN N F CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER A R IN A F S ROAD SAFETY INSPECTIONS Y T EQUIPAMIENTO SEGURIDAD VIAL A R U W C ROAD SAFETY PLANS AND D T A ROAD SAFETY ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF ROAD SAFETY ACCIDENT COMPREHENSIVE U POLICIES ANALYSIS AND ASSESSMENT OF O R CONSERVATION PPP PROJECT R HIGHWAYS E ROAD SAFETY S AND MAINTENANCE INVESTIGATION AND EXPLOITATION OF ROAD SAFETY DATA STRUCTURING TECHNOLOGICAL SOLUTIONS FOR ROAD SAFETY MANAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATION AND MONITORING ISO 39001 PLANNING AND DUE DILIGENCE IN T FR EN MOBILITY A M G.I. SYSTEMS TRACEABILITY AND QUALITY OF THE INFORMATION STR GE UCTURE MANA SOFTWARE & ROAD SAFETY ITS EQUIPMENT ARCHITECTURE AND OPTIMIZATION OF DATABASES (DB) SOFTWARE ANÁLISIS WEB SMARTPHONE SOLUTIONS TECHNOLOGY LAB BUSINESS INTELIGENCE BIG DATA Y DATA MINING OPERATION AND TRAFFIC MONITORING DATA COLLECTION 01. Installation, maintenance and operation of the traffic gauging stations in the regional network 01 of Galicia (Spain). 5,546 km monitored / 238 fixed gauging stations / 146 pneumatic gauging stations A MANUAL GAUGING STATIONS / 31 million data logged. 02. Cycling gauges and pedestrian counts using PNEUMATIC GAUGING STATIONS various technologies (pneumatic gauges, Bluetooth, drones, artificial intelligence, etc.) to conduct traffic studies in the regional network of Galicia (Spain). NON-INTRUSIVE GAUGING STATIONS 6 hours of recording by drone / Over 10,000 data processed using AI. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DRONES 03. Vehicle-mounted gauges, origin-destination surveys and declared preference questionnaires to BLUETOOTH execute the comprehensive technical, legal, and financial structuring of the project known as Grupo 2 Centro Occidente,
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