Certificate SOA

The SOA Certificate is mandatory and demonstrates the economic and technical capacity of the company to participate in public tenders for works with an amount exceeding €150,000.00. This certificate is issued by authorized bodies and verifies that the company possesses all the necessary requirements for public contracting.

To obtain the SOA Certification, the company demonstrates that it has carried out work in the last ten years and presents the five best income documents among the last ten approved and filed.

Cat: OG9 – OS6 – OS18-A

ISO 14001

La certificazione ISO 14001 attesta l'adozione di un Sistema di Gestione Ambientale (SGA) da parte di un'organizzazione, fornendo un quadro per migliorare le prestazioni ambientali, ridurre l'impatto ecologico, e gestire conformemente le leggi ambientali.

- Sistema di gestione ambientale;
- Miglioramento continuo;
- Orientamento proattivo;
- Conformità legale.

ISO 9001

ISO 9001 is the international standard for Quality Management Systems (QMS), published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), which establishes the criteria for a quality management system.
ISO 9001 certification places the following at the center of the creation of a management system:

- the customer and his complete satisfaction;
- the vision of the company as a set of closely related processes aimed at providing products that constantly meet the established requirements;
- the importance of constantly improving performance.

UNI EN 1090

The UNI EN 1090 standard is a series of European standards that establishes the requirements for the conformity assessment of steel and aluminum structural components, as well as for the CE marking of these construction products:

- Requirements for the conformity assessment of structural components.
- Technical requirements for steel structures.
- Technical requirements for aluminum structures.
- Technical requirements for structural steel elements and cold-formed structures for roof, ceiling, floor and wall applications.

EXC3: The standard introduces different execution classes (EXC1, EXC2, EXC3, EXC4), each with specific technical requirements, depending on the level of risk associated with the structure. EXC3 indicates an intermediate level of complexity and risk, requiring more rigorous control of materials, manufacturing and installation