About Companies
UNIPROMET
UNIPROMET was founded in 1989 as a family business for the production and mounting of European certified steel guardrails for roads as well as other road equipment. The company possesses a workshop with modern equipment for the production of metal products (cutting, shaping, cutting through, welding etc.). It offers road equipment with security characteristics that were proof-tested in modern laboratories and in real traffic conditions. UNIPROMET produces guardrail systems marked with CE sign. As a legal RAL member and a producer of elements according to European standards, the company has access to all markets where RAL-RG-620 and EN 1317 are accepted. Apart from the neighbouring countries, UNIPROMET exports to Germany, Italy, France, Turkey, Switzerland, Lithuania, Romania, Libya, Albania, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Greece.
SNG COMPANY
SNG was founded in 2002 and began producing traffic safety products at the end of 2005. It was originally involved in recycling of used electrical cables but, within the last three years, it established unique plastic recycling processes. All of SNG's products are quality tested and approved by the Materials Testing Institute thus corresponding to the relevant EU regulations. Detailed attests/ certifications are available upon request.
SNG's range of products for the traffic and road safety industries includes speed bumps, safety base plates, aluminum road and pedestrian studs, road delineators, heavy-duty barriers, temporary pedestrian crossing plates and non-ferrous metals castings.
The company exports to Russia, EU, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, and Montenegro.
SELMA
SELMA is a company for manufacturing, servicing and planning of traffic control equipment from Subotica. It was founded in 1989 as one of the pioneers in private ownership with a basic occupation in traffic light signalization. The company's activities now include manufacturing, implanting, servicing and planning of traffic light devices, traffic photo equipment, mobile semaphores, work light signalization, parking systems, speed measurements and other road signalization. SELMA is ISO 9001 certified and it exports to Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania, Slovakia, and Oman.
Institute Mihajlo Pupin
Institute Mihajlo Pupin is an internationally recognized Serbian embedded systems design house. The company offers a spectrum of ICT solutions including the Traffic Management Program - Toll Collection Systems for Highways, Urban Traffic Control, GPS - Automatic Vehicle Location and ITS solutions. Research in the area of traffic control and management represents one of the Institute's core activities. Its experts are also engaged in design, manufacturing, installation and maintenance of Toll Collection Systems on turn key basis and development of modern traffic systems. More than twenty five years of experience in this area and references from all over the world resulted in one of the most up to date toll collect technical solution on the global market. IMP-Telecommunication is a member of Texas Instruments' Design House network of companies for EMEA region. The Institute holds numerous certficates and exports to the markets of Central and North Africa, Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Elcom
Elcom is a privately owned company dealing with electronics in traffic and transportation. The three actual sectors of development and manufacturing are traffic light signalization (controller, control software, LED signal heads), VMS signalization in LED technology and LED lighting for outdoor public area (street, road, park, tunnels, etc.). The developing and manufacturing programs of Elcom have lately been directed toward the components and integrated systems of traffic light signalization, detector control over traffic processes, remote control over equipment and devices by wire and wireless communication, firmware, use of LED and video technology within ITS applications, etc.
The company is ISO 9001:2008 certified and it exports to the markets of Equatorial Guinea, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Austria, and Macedonia.