EPTISA ADRIA d.o.o.

EPTISA ADRIA d.o.o. is located in Zagreb, Croatia on Charles Darwin street No. 8. EPTISA ADRIA d.o.o. is rated 5 out of 5 in the category together for a better future in Croatia. EPTISA ADRIA Ltd is part of international consulting, engineering, architectural, and information technology group EPTISA. EPTISA was founded in 1956 in Spain and since it was set up EPTISA has successfully completed over 150 EU projects in countries of South East Europe and the Balkans, and over 200 projects worldwide funded by different IFIs such as: WB, EU ISPA, PHARE, CARDS and IPA, EBRD, EIB, KfW. In order to be closer to the target market and different project beneficiaries, EPTISA established a new company in the Republic of Croatia named EPTISA ADRIA Ltd. The company was established in March 2012 and coordinates all commercial efforts and assumes project management for all the activities that EPTISA implements in Croatia. The main business is focused on technical assistance to the EU and IFI, supervision of works, preparation of projects and study documentation, infrastructure in the field of environmental protection, social, economic and institutional development, water / waste management, transport, infrastructure in tourism, etc. Key Competences of EPTISA ADRIA lie in all of the above mentioned areas, paying particular attention to developing new services on the market as well as expanding its activities in additional areas such as Economy and Competitiveness, Regional Development, Rural Development, Urban Development, Spatial Development , Health, Energy and Water Management, Traffic and Mobility, Social Policy and Education, Public Policy and Management. In the last five years, in Croatia, EPTISA ADRIA continuously carries out projects funded mainly by the EU, the World Bank and other bilateral sources of funding directed at monitoring and management services, strengthening the capacity for the efficient use of EU funds, drafting of strategic documents, providing support in the management programs funded by the EU funds and the communication and information sector.