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CZECH TUNNELLING ASSOCIATION ITA-AITES (CzTA)


Czech Tunnelling Association ITA-AITES (CzTA)


Kozeluzska 2450/4, 180 00 Prague 8, Czech Republic T: 420 702 062 610 E: pruskova@ita-aites.cz W: www.ita-aites.cz


Personnel: ChairTechnical Director: Ivan HRDINA


Association Associations, Federations & Institutions


Danfoss Fire Safety


Middelfartvej 9, DK-5000 Odense C, Denmark T: 0045 7488 7800 W: www.firesafety@danfoss.com W: www.semsafe.danfoss.com


Established: 2006 Personnel:


Global Manager - Transportation Infrastructures: Qusai Alasad | +971 56 997 0309 | Qusai@danfoss.com


Manufacturer & Supplier Danfoss Fire Safety is a multinational company headquartered in Denmark, that engineers, and supplies SEM-SAFE®


high-pressure water mist systems for fire


protection of buildings, industrial applications, and tunnels worldwide.


We provide a complete fixed fire protection system for tunnels, whether it is road, rail, metro, or sub-sea infrastructures. Our full-scale tests with fire load up to 250 MW are in accordance with SOLIT2 and NFPA502, certified by accredited independent 3rd party laboratory and witnessed and verified by UL.


With low water consumption and excellent performance, SEM-SAFE®


is the system of choice to provide protection


for structure and life safety and prevent/minimize tunnel operation interruption.


DAUB - Deutscher Ausschuss für Unterirdisches Bauen e.v c/o STUVA,


Mathias-Brüggen Strasse 41, 50827 Köln, Germany T: 49 221 5 97 95 45 E: r.leucker@stuva.de W: www.daub-ita.de


Personnel: Dr. Ing. Roland Leucker


Association Associations, Federations & Institutions


DBA PRO. S.p.A.


Santo Stefano di Cadore (BL), Piazza Roma n. 19, CAP 32045, ITALY T: 39 0422 693511 E: sales@dbagroup.it W: www.dbapro.it


Established: 1990 Size: 600+


Personnel: CEO: Raffaele De Bettin Transport & Logistic Division Manager: Nicolò Faggioni


Architecture, Engineering, Project Management Services & ICT Solutions Since over 25 years, Transport & Logistics division of DBA provides its services, specifically in the sector of technological equipment serving transport infrastructures. Reflecting the Group's innovative philosophy, the Transport&Logistics division has combined the experience gained over time in designing electrical, mechanical and special equipment, as well as data networks in roads and motorways infrastructures. DBA has also developed significant experience by acquiring specific know-how on issues of tunnel safety and critical underground infrastructures. In the last few years DBA was involved in many design concerning traffic control systems, safety algorithms and procedure, smart roads networks, control centres and backbone infrastructures.


Delve Underground


49 Stevenson St., Suite 1200, San Francisco, California, 94105, United States of America T: 1 415 4341822 E: info@delveunderground.com W: www.delveunderground.com


Established: 1956 Size: 350+


Personnel: President: Victor Romero Consultant


• Civil engineering • Design/engineering for tunnels • Arbitration/dispute resolution • Trenchless Technology


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