The work involves the restoration and construction of hauling slides on the Tiber for the boats of the National Fire Brigade, the Carabinieri and the State Police. These law enforcement agencies have stations along the Tiber River in the urban area of Rome, each with its own operational facilities and specialized units for river navigation, rescue operations, and institutional duties. Over time, river floods have destroyed or damaged their vessel launching facilities. Currently, unofficial slides or those not located near their operational bases are being used, leading to potential delays during emergency operations. The new and refurbished slides will enhance safety and response times during emergencies, ensuring the coverage of the entire urban stretch of the Tiber River in Rome. 

The intervention involves the dredging of the ditch of Prima Porta, a channel that flows into the Tiber. To prevent the flooding of the ditch from affecting the inhabited centre, embankments have been built on the sides of the waterway to contain floodwaters, keeping them at a safe distance from settlements and urban activities. However, materials and debris constantly accumulate within the flow section. The intervention aims to completely clean the drainage section of the watercourse to maintain the efficiency of this hydraulic defense and prevent the risk of flooding in the inhabited area of Prima Porta.

The project involves preliminary studies and design for a new hydraulic protection system and pumping stations plants in the north/northeast quadrant of Rome. The intervention was made necessary by the progressive urbanisation of the neighbourhoods in the area and the obsolescence of the current facilities.  The ultimate goal of the project is to establish modern and efficient plants essential for managing hydraulic risk in the area.

The intervention involves the maintenance and refunctionalization of the sluice system in the Magliana – Marconi area.  The aim is to improve the management of hydraulic risk in the southern area of Rome, ensuring safety especially during flood events. The sluice gates are in a particularly degraded state due to invasive vegetation, corrosion of metal parts, and sediment deposits that affect their operation. During the design phase, a detailed hydraulic study will be conducted to determine the actual flow rates affecting the ditches and channels of the Magliana - Marconi main drainage system. Additionally, measures will be taken to identify a system to protect the facilities from tampering or theft, and the potential for automation through remote monitoring

The planned works include: 

• removal of spontaneous vegetation manually or using mechanical means in the sluice area; 

• removal of invasive vegetation on embankments using mechanical means; 

• routine and extraordinary maintenance of the sluice, including testing the operation of their motors and mechanical parts;

• repair and replacement of worn-out components; 

• restoration of the functionality of the sluice gates and supply channels; 

• renovation and maintenance of the hydraulic structures of the sluice system.

The project involves the redevelopment, following fires, of two Public Residential Buildings of the Municipality XIV of Rome. Both apartments on the ground floor have been declared uninhabitable. 

Here are the planned interventions for the building at Via Flaubert, 56:

• Pressure washing of the outer perimeter of the building and of the courtyards;
• Repair of rainwater collection descendant downspouts;
• Restoration of the bathrooms and kitchens drain pipes;
• Replacement of 2 boilers;
• Replacement of fixtures and glass in two apartments;
• Securing the gas pipeline and replacing of adduction pipe;
• Shoring of the ceiling affected by the fire;
• Treatment of fire-affected areas of the basement with specific paint for the containment of particles generated by the flames;
• Securing the affected area with "orsogril", special grilled panels.

The project involves the redevelopment, following fires, of two Public Residential Buildings of the Municipality XIV of Rome. Both apartments on the ground floor have been declared uninhabitable. 

Here is the list of interventions carried out in the building at via Anderson 129:

• Foreclosure of access through the entrance hall, ensuring access to floors 1, 2, 3;
• Provision of a safe walkway for intervention teams access in the area;
• Restoration of the drain pipes;
• Restoration of the gas pipelines;
• Inspection and provision of a structural project for the renovation of the uninhabitable apartments on the ground floor.

The project involves the redevelopment of the building complex known as "ex Gil" of Ostia Lido. Built between 1933 and 1936, the building has been used in different ways over time until the transfer of ownership from the Region Lazio to Roma Capitale and the Municipality X of Rome. 

This significant restoration project, covering an area of approximately 4,103 square meters and including interventions on both horizontal and vertical green spaces, aims to house the headquarters of Local Police – X Gruppo Mare , the headquarters of the Justice of the Peace and the Smart City Lab offices of the Municipality of Rome X. 

The project involves the redevelopment of a Public Residential Building located at via delle Alzavole 20, within the territory of Municipality VI. The buildings will undergo a series of routine and extraordinary maintenance interventions.  The building, built in 1975 as part of a special housing plan made funded by the European Community, will be redeveloped. Specifically, the project will include the waterproofing of the roof terrace covering a total area of 2200 square meters. Additionally, single building units affected by leaks over time will be repaired. Before proceeding with the waterproofing, which will be made through a layer of reinforced resin, a preliminary survey will be carried out to know the real composition of the roofing, that are made in different materials and supports. The preliminary survey is necessary to ensure proper execution of the works. The choice of reinforced resin is due to its good resistance to atmospheric agents, low maintenance required and the ease of repair in case of damage.

The planned work will concern the Palasport and will include a series of interventions aimed at its partial completion in order to transform it into an open arena. These interventions will also include the overcoming of architectural barriers and the installation of toilets to welcome the faithful and users in general. In detail, the planned activities are as follows:

• Completion of the bleachers: the construction of the bleachers will be completed to allow a better use of the uncovered arena.
• Realisation of the external finishing works: the interventions necessary for the completion of the external finishing of the Palasport will be carried out, thus contributing to its integration into the urban context.
• Installation of the lighting system: an adequate lighting system will be installed to allow the use of the arena even in the evening.
• Overcoming architectural barriers: measures will be taken to make the arena accessible to all people, including those with disabilities, through the removal of existing architectural barriers.
• Realisation of toilets and other support services: new toilets and other support services will be built to ensure the comfort and safety of users during events hosted in the arena.

The main objective of these interventions is to complete the transformation of the Palasport into a functional and accessible outdoor arena, able to accommodate a large number of people and meet the needs of visitors during events and celebrations, including the 2025 Jubilee.

The Jubilee intervention constitutes an implementation of the measures already outlined by resolution no. 101 of 23/12/2015 of the CIPE, published in the Official Gazette of the Italian Republic no. 60 on 12/03/2016, subsequently supplemented by CIPE resolution 15/12/2020 n.77/2020. These provisions allocated 12 million euros to the Ministry of the Interior for the implementation of an intervention plan aimed at urban safety in Rome.

The aforementioned plan provides for the renovation of a series of buildings already in use as garrisons for the Carabinieri, currently identifiable in four compendiums located respectively in Via del Trullo, Via dei Tordi, Via Cocco Ortu and Via Appiani. However, the implementation of the programme has encountered various difficulties, including financial limitations, legal issues concerning the availability of buildings, squatting and the adaptation of the municipal regulatory plan to the new functions of the buildings.

In this context, the current project aims to complete further implementation phases, adding the following activities:

• The completion of the renovation of the complex in Via Appiani, including the intervention on the parts of the building not yet treated, the restoration of the caretaker's accommodation and external improvements.
• The completion of the renovation of the complex in Via Cocco Ortu, including the intervention on the parts of the building not yet treated, the recovery of the caretaker's accommodation and aesthetic improvement interventions.
• The completion of the renovation of the complex in Via dei Tordi, which includes interventions on external structures, including the construction of passive defence works.

In addition, it is planned to renovate building A (the second of the three buildings) to be used for accommodation and workshops in the Via del Trullo complex.