Gina Software s.r.o
Saving lives through technology - GINA
GINA Software, established in 2010, specializes in developing and providing advanced public safety and security management...
- Type
- manufacturer (our classification of the record, not a statement by the company)
- Role
- Manufacturer
- Location
- Brno, Czechia
- Founded
- 2010
- Website
- https://www.ginasystem.com
- Categories
- Security & Surveillance Systems
Listed in a source registry
What is established and what is not
No facet of this company has been investigated yet. The facts below are collected records, not an assessment: nothing here confirms manufacturing, ownership or trading status beyond what each record literally says.
Verified facts
- corporate-mail-on-domain (green), checked 2026-08-08 Mail server of the company domain
- web-presence-since (green), checked 2026-08-02 Internet Archive (Wayback)
- registry-active-global (green), checked 2026-08-08 ARES
- registered-trade-only (amber), checked 2026-08-08 ARES
- debarment-clear (green), checked 2026-08-08 OpenSanctions
- sanctions-clear (green), checked 2026-08-08 OpenSanctions
- domain-registered (green), checked 2026-08-08 Domain registry record
- public-contract-awarded (green), effective since 2024-10-14 TED (Tenders Electronic Daily), EU public procurement award notices Here the award carries someone else's check: in the EU and the EEA a public buyer must exclude bidders convicted of fraud, corruption or money laundering, and those found by a final decision to owe taxes or social contributions. Directive 2014/24/EU, Article 57 (exclusion grounds)
- export-registered (green), checked 2026-08-08 EU EORI validation (European Commission)
- vat-valid (green), checked 2026-08-08 VIES (European Commission)
Import rules for these goods
- Electronics for the EU need CE marking incl. RoHS substance limits, and producers must register for WEEE take-back in each member state of sale. European Commission (CE)
- Electronics for the US market need FCC equipment authorization under 47 CFR Part 15, which covers unintentional radiators such as switch-mode power supplies, not only radio devices. US FCC (Part 15)