For Pavapark, ISO 9001 is the driving force behind operational excellence, guaranteeing efficient, standardized urban mobility services—such as parking facilities, blue zones, and smart city initiatives—and the development of mobility-related projects focused on citizen satisfaction. More than just a certificate, it is a strategic tool that provides a critical competitive advantage in public tenders, ensures regulatory compliance in a highly regulated sector, and prepares the organization for the challenges of digitalization and sustainability.
For Pavapark, the ISO 14001 standard is the cornerstone of its commitment to sustainability, enabling it to systematically manage its environmental impacts—such as reducing emissions in its maintenance fleets, managing waste in its parking facilities, and promoting electric mobility. Implementing this standard is not only a critical requirement for achieving positive scores in smart city infrastructure tenders, but it also becomes a climate resilience tool, helping the company anticipate environmental risks and optimize energy consumption in its operations.
For Pavapark, the ISO 45001 standard represents a strategic commitment to the health and safety of its employees, guaranteeing safe working environments in both parking management and the maintenance of public services. Its implementation is key to reducing workplace accidents and absenteeism, ensuring that operational staff have strict protocols in place to address physical and traffic risks. The standard also promotes mental well-being and digital disconnection, solidifying Pavapark’s position as a socially responsible company that protects its most valuable asset and meets the most demanding standards in urban service tenders.
For Pavapark, the ISO 50001 standard serves as the roadmap for energy efficiency, enabling the optimization of electricity and fuel consumption in parking facility lighting, offices, ventilation systems, and vehicle fleets. This certification is a key differentiator that directly reduces operating costs and the carbon footprint, aligning the company with European energy transition regulations. Its implementation demonstrates rigorous control over energy performance, reinforcing Pavapark’s position as a sustainable technology partner capable of managing smart urban infrastructure with minimal environmental impact and maximum resource savings.
For Pavapark, ISO 20000 is the standard that guarantees excellence in the management of its technological services, ensuring that platforms, smart parking systems, and other mobility systems operate with maximum availability and reliability. This certification is key to complying with the Service Level Agreements (SLAs) required by public administrations, demonstrating that the company applies international best practices to provide agile and efficient technical support within the Smart City ecosystem, including contracts, parking facilities, construction projects, and services.
ISO 39001 is the specialized road safety framework that guarantees the protection of drivers, pedestrians, and other users and employees in all its urban mobility and infrastructure management operations. Its implementation allows the company to systematically identify and mitigate risk factors on the road—such as the management of maintenance fleets or operations in regulated parking zones—with the goal of reducing serious accidents and fatalities to zero. This certification consolidates Pavapark’s position as a leader in safe and sustainable mobility, granting it a significant advantage in Smart City tenders and reinforcing its ethical commitment to public safety in an increasingly digital and complex urban environment.
For Pavapark, the combination of ISO 27001 and the National Security Framework (ENS) at the High Category constitutes its ultimate digital shield, guaranteeing maximum protection, integrity, and availability of critical data belonging to citizens and municipalities. Possessing these certifications is a strategic and indispensable requirement for acting as a technology partner to the Public Administration, ensuring that all its mobility platforms—such as payment applications and access control systems—meet the most demanding cybersecurity standards in Spain. This strengthens institutional trust and protects the company against the most complex cyber threats in the smart urban environment.
For Pavapark, the registration of its 2024 Carbon Footprint with the Spanish Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge (MITECO) is the official endorsement that quantifies and certifies its environmental impact, allowing it to demonstrate its commitment to decarbonization with real data. Having this verified registration is an essential requirement for complying with the Climate Change Law in public tenders, positioning the company as a preferred partner for municipalities that demand suppliers with a transparent, measurable sustainability strategy focused on effectively reducing emissions in the management of urban services.
Certification under the UNE 178101-1:2015 standard would allow Pavapark to integrate standardized water management indicators into its Smart Cities platforms, evolving from mobility towards comprehensive management of critical urban infrastructures with greater interoperability and technical rigor.
The implementation of the UNE 178108:2017 standard allows Pavapark to transform its mobility solutions into true IoT nodes, integrating smart buildings into its urban management platforms to turn them into strategic assets that feed standardized data to the city.
The implementation of the UNE 178202:2016 standard allows Pavapark to transform the mobility and sensor data of its platforms into standardized key performance indicators (KPIs), making it easier for municipalities to visualize and evaluate the effectiveness of public services through approved dashboards.
For Pavapark, the implementation of the UNE 178301:2015 standard represents the transformation of its platforms into Open Data ecosystems, allowing mobility and urban management information to be accessible, reusable and transparent for citizens and businesses.
The implementation of the UNE 178502:2022 standard represents Pavapark’s specialization of its platforms in the management of Smart Tourism Destinations (STDs), enabling the transformation of mobility and accessibility data into specific indicators that municipalities need to measure their success in areas such as sustainability and innovation. By adopting this standard from the Spanish Association for Standardization (UNE), the company consolidates its position as a strategic technology partner for the STD Network, facilitating data-driven decision-making for tourist destinations to improve the visitor experience.
