Integrated Water Cycle Management

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Digitize the Integrated Water Cycle Management

Control

the quality of water at the outlet of potentially polluting industries through a powerful system of inspections control and spills.

Capture and centralize

all data relating to your wastewater treatment plants or purification systems, thermal drying plants, composting plants or water regeneration stations.

Integrate

the analytical data from the laboratory, control the entry or exit of tankers, manage dumping permits, and record waste movements.

Explode

information with a report builder, manage incidents, communications and non-conformities, calculate penalties, manage the Replacement, Improvement and New Investment Plan, and much more.

Modules

gica0 offers the following modules that can function independently or fully integrated

Wastewater discharge monitoring
and inspections

Wastewater treatment
system management (WWTP)

Online procedures
and disposal requests

Laboratory (LIMS)
and equipment control

Quality management
and documentation

Administrative management,
files and registration

News

Aigües de Cullera uses GICA0 in the area of spill control and overflow episode management

03/07/2026 | gica0

Aigües de Cullera has integrated GICA0 into its systems for implementing the spill control plan and managing overflow incidents.

In this way, GICA0 is the platform that fully manages the spill control plan, from conducting inspections of potentially polluting industries to controlling relief events in Cullera.

Thank you!

GICA0 obtains certification under the National Security Scheme (ENS) in the medium category

02/07/2026 | Cybersecurity, ENS, gica0

GICA0 has obtained certification under the National Security Framework (ENS) at the medium level, in accordance with Royal Decree 311/2022, reinforcing our commitment to cybersecurity, regulatory compliance, and information protection.

The ENS establishes the minimum security principles and requirements that public administrations and many of their technology providers must meet, and is currently a standard requirement for public procurement and the provision of services to the public sector.