SAFETY21
Public-private partnership
The Safety21 Group has always been committed to supporting institutions and public administrations in pursuing safety and sustainability objectives
Public-private partnership
Safety21 collaborates with the PA by building innovative Public Private Partnership projects in the field of road safety, with own investments and operational risk.
The objective is to make cities safer, improving existing processes and safeguarding the safety of citizens, community security and territory, Not leaving aside the sensitization – in particular of future generations – to the culture of legality and to the respect of norms.
Public-private partnership
Safety21 classifies its solutions according to five areas
Safe road
Services dedicated to improving road use and safety
Safe user
Services for the protection and preservation of pedestrians
Crash prevention & resolution
Prevention and claim collection with digital data cataloguing
Collection & fine management
Innovative services and support to make public administration more efficient
Safe Land
Actions to safeguard the territory
Public-private partnership
Benefits
Social
Raising citizens’ awareness of the culture of legality
Reduction of environmental pollution, noise and traffic congestion
Reduction of road accidents and social costs
Economic
Zero investment and service costs
Certainty of cash flows
Flexibility of the legal instrument in terms of impact on PA budget
Legal and administrative
Certainty on the costs and timing of investment
Ease of integrated infrastructure management
Limited use of public resources, with a risk index shifted to the private operator
CASE HISTORY
Metropolitan City
of Milan
CASE HISTORY
City
of Ventimiglia
What is the Public-Private Partnership
Art. 174 of the new procurement code (D-Act 36/2022):
[… ] The public-private partnership is an economic operation in which the following characteristics are combined:
Between a grantor and one or more private economic operators, a long-term contractual relationship is established to achieve an outcome of public interest
The financing requirements for the project are met to a significant extent by resources obtained from the private sector, also because of the operational risk taken by the private sector
The private party is responsible for implementing and managing the project, while the public party defines the objectives and verifies their implementation
The operational risk associated with the execution of the works or the management of the services is allocated to the private entity […]