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Orlando, FL - ABM (NYSE: ABM), a leading provider of facility, engineering, and infrastructure solutions, has been awarded a new contract by the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) to provide parking and employee shuttle services at Orlando International Airport (MCO). With this 10-year agreement valued at approximately $300 million, ABM is now the trusted partner delivering both parking and shuttle transportation services at MCO, one of the busiest and fastest-growing airports in the United States. The MCO shuttle program will be enabled with ABM Vantage™, ABM’s advanced mobility intelligence platform which will deliver real-time data and analytics to improve fleet visibility, operational efficiency, and rider experience. “This partnership reinforces ABM’s leadership in managing large-scale transportation programs at major U.S. airports,” said Sean Bromfield, President of Aviation at ABM. “By pairing our proven transportation expertise with our industry-leading tech and data capabilities, we’re delivering smarter, safer, and more efficient shuttle experiences for millions of travelers and airport employees. We’re proud to support GOAA’s innovation-forward vision at MCO.” As part of the partnership, ABM will oversee the procurement, maintenance, and operation of a new fleet of 61 modern transit buses, bringing next-generation capability and rider comfort to both parking and employee shuttle operations. For the first time in MCO’s history, the responsibility for capital investment and fleet maintenance will be fully managed by the contractor—reflecting GOAA’s confidence in ABM’s operational strength and financial stability. For more information on ABM’s parking and transportation services, visit www.abm.com/solutions/service-family/parking-transportation. About ABM ABM (NYSE: ABM) is one of the world’s largest providers of integrated facility, engineering, and infrastructure solutions. Every day, over 100,000 ABM team members deliver essential services that make spaces cleaner, safer, more efficient, and more comfortable. ABM serves a wide range of industries including aviation, commercial real estate, education, manufacturing, and transportation infrastructure. With more than $8 billion in annual revenue, ABM partners with clients to optimize operations and enable long-term success. ABM: Driving possibility, together. For more information, visit www.abm.com. MEDIA CONTACT: Michael Valentino ABM media@abm.com

Barcelona — ParkHelp has been awarded the contract to upgrade the parking guidance system in the Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 garages at Barcelona Airport, deploying a unified solution that combines next-generation ultrasonic sensors and camera-based technology across a total of 13,092 parking spaces. ParkHelp’s relationship with the airport began back in 2009, when the original U1 ultrasonic system was installed. Since then, the system has remained fully operational and effective for over 15 years, guiding millions of drivers to free parking spaces with speed and accuracy. The new project marks a significant technological leap forward with the deployment of Ultrasonic 2 (U2) and C2 camera-based units with License Plate Recognition (LPR). Of the 13,092 spaces, 8,362 will be monitored using U2 sensors and 4,730 with the C2 system. ParkHelp’s unique mix-and-match approach allows the most suitable technology to be applied in each area, offering a flexible, scalable solution within one seamless platform. ParkHelp’s solution is fully integrated with the airport’s Parking Access and Revenue Control System (PARCS), allowing users to locate their vehicle directly from the pay station. The system displays the car’s location (level and space number), shows a photo of the vehicle, and provides a map with the exact location of the parking space. This project is part of a complete overhaul of the parking system, which demands the highest technical and operational standards within the airport ecosystem. Alexis Puig, CEO of ParkHelp, stated: “We are extremely proud to have been selected for this iconic project. Successfully passing such a rigorous tender process proves that our technology meets the highest standards of quality, reliability, and innovation demanded in an airport setting. Our ability to combine ultrasonic and camera-based systems in one integrated platform gives us a competitive edge in delivering tailored solutions.” With this renewal, Barcelona Airport strengthens its commitment to innovation, operational efficiency, and continuous improvement of the user experience. ParkHelp is proud to support the airport’s journey toward smarter and more sustainable mobility. About ParkHelp Technologies ParkHelp is one of the world’s leading providers of smart parking solutions, offering a range of innovative products designed to optimize parking management, improve the user experience, promote sustainable urban mobility, and help parking owners generate more revenue. The company manufactures, sells, and services advanced parking guidance systems (PGS), digital guidance signage, license plate recognition (LPR) cameras, and integrated software solutions tailored for diverse environments, including commercial complexes, shopping malls, hospitals, corporate campuses, airports, and municipalities. ParkHelp can be found online at www.parkhelp.com.

Houston, TX — Fine Airport Parking, a leader in premium off-airport parking services, announced that it has selected Zevtron, a cutting-edge electric vehicle (EV) charging technology provider, to deliver scalable and infrastructure-friendly EV charging at its two facilities serving George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) in Houston. As part of the initial deployment, Zevtron will install 16 chargers supporting 32 EV charging ports across both garages. Each charger will be powered by Zevtron’s white- labeled operating system, which provides Fine Airport Parking total control over who can use chargers and how they can be used, while also allowing the company to monetize EV charging. Zevtron’s platform is hardware agnostic, so it can be implemented to manage existing chargers at Fine Airport Parking locations, as well as the Zevtron chargers being deployed now at George Bush International Airport. Because it’s white labeled, the platform will allow Fine Airport Parking to expand their brand into EV Charging. “Zevtron’s platform is by far the most innovative, user-friendly, and cost-effective EV charging solution we’ve come across,” said John Davey, Senior VP of Marketing and Strategy for Fine Airport Parking. “Because it’s fully customizable, it will give us complete control over how we manage and monetize our EV assets.” Zevtron is implementing an innovative low-power charging system that allows multiple vehicles to be charged from a single 40-amp electrical feed, delivering multiple-port functionality per device. This approach enables Fine Airport Parking to leverage its existing electrical infrastructure with no additional utility or infrastructure upgrades—making the transition to EV support fast, efficient, and cost-effective. This creative approach enables parking owners and institutions to “right size” their operations, providing a customized charging approach that meets the owner’s unique needs while supporting the rapid growth of electric vehicle adoption. And it makes EV charging technology much more affordable and accessible to smaller operations and owners who have experienced sticker shock in the past from the prices of legacy EV charging technology providers. “The Zevtron platform also has the scalability we need so the system will grow with us,” said Davey. “Being able to include EV charging with our reservation platform or implement pricing strategies will be extremely beneficial to us, as well as to our customers. Zevtron is giving us a turnkey solution that will allow us to easily recoup our investment because of the level customization they offer.” Zevtron’s dual-port, low-power approach represents a breakthrough in EV infrastructure that emphasizes smarter and more efficient use of existing resources. This slow-charge approach is also perfect for airports because travelers typically park for several days at a time. “Fine Airport Parking is one of America’s leading independent parking owner/operators, and we’re proud to support their EV infrastructure strategy,” said Bob Andrews, Zevtron’s founder. “Our platform is designed to offer seamless scalability, smart energy management, and powerful customization tools—making it ideal for owners and operators looking to deliver premium EV charging without breaking the grid or the budget.” Following the successful deployment at IAH, Fine Airport Parking plans to roll out Zevtron EV charging solutions at its Hobby Airport location in Houston, followed by facilities serving Denver International Airport and Tulsa International Airport. About Fine Airport Parking Fine Airport Parking is a premier off-airport parking provider with state-of-the-art facilities across the United States. Known for its customer-first approach, Fine offers high-end amenities, convenience, and security to travelers flying out of major airports. Fine Airport Parking can be found online at http://fineairportparking.com. About Zevtron Zevtron is a leading national EV software and hardware provider based in Carlsbad, California. The company’s products and services are designed to provide flexibility, manageability, and profitability to building owners, institutions, and parking owners who offer EV charging. Zevtron is the only leading EV provider to integrate its technology with leading parking access and revenue control equipment for easy and convenient EV charging management, and its hardware agnostic software platform allows owners to keep 100% of EV charging revenues. Zevtron can be found online at http://zevton.com/.

Exeter, UK – Rezcomm, a global leader in ecommerce solutions for airports, parking operators and travel hubs, has officially entered the Australian market, marking a major milestone in the company’s international growth strategy. This expansion is powered by a new partnership with Airport Development Group (ADG), who will become the first Australian client to implement Rezcomm’s all-in-one digital marketplace across its airport network. ADG is a key infrastructure owner and operator in the Northern Territory of Australia, managing a diverse portfolio that includes airports, hotels, and commercial properties. They operate major regional transport hubs including Darwin International Airport and Alice Springs Airport, collectively serving more than 2 million passengers each year. With a strong focus on optimizing airport operations, enhancing the passenger experience, and increasing revenue through innovation, ADG has signed a new partnership agreement with Rezcomm. This partnership is the first first Australian client to implement Rezcomm’s solutions. This collaboration marks an important milestone in ADG’s digital transformation journey and reinforces its commitment to delivering modern, customer-focused airport services while positioning its operations for sustainable growth into the future. Airports around the world face increasing pressure to modernize legacy systems, maximize non-aeronautical revenue, and deliver a seamless, personalized passenger experience - all while managing complex operations across siloed teams and systems. Rezcomm’s Marketplace directly addresses these challenges by offering a unified, data-driven platform that brings parking, ecommerce, business intelligence, and customer engagement into one place. At Darwin International Airport and Alice Springs Airport, Rezcomm’s solution will: Replace fragmented legacy systems with an end-to-end parking reservation platform, streamlining both customer booking journeys and internal workflows. Maximize revenue with dynamic pricing tools that analyze demand patterns in real time, enabling data-informed pricing decisions and increased yield from parking inventory. Eliminate data silos by consolidating multiple data sources into one powerful BI dashboard - giving airport teams real-time insights to improve performance, forecasting, and decision-making. Drive customer loyalty through personalized engagement, using detailed customer profiles to deliver relevant offers and communications that enhance the passenger journey. Optimize operations and increase agility, thanks to seamless integrations with ADGNT’s existing digital infrastructure - allowing for efficient implementation without the need for costly system overhauls. CEO Statement from Marc Ive, Rezcomm, “We’re proud to be expanding into the Australian and New Zealand markets with our first clients in the region. This marks a significant milestone for Rezcomm as we continue to deliver data-led, customer-centric solutions to the airport and venue industry. Our dynamic pricing and business intelligence tools are already driving measurable results in other markets, and we’re excited to bring this same impact to airports and venues across ANZ. We’re a collaborative, forward-thinking team and always open to new conversations about how we can support operational efficiency, unlock new revenue, and deliver exceptional customer experiences.” – Marc Ive, CEO, Rezcomm About Rezcomm Rezcomm is the all-in-one digital marketplace for airports, parking operators and travel hubs. We combine ecommerce, CRM, reservations, business intelligence, and marketing in a single platform - helping clients around the world sell smarter, operate more efficiently, and personalize services at scale. With full data ownership, powerful analytics, and a modular approach, Rezcomm supports digital transformation with a focus on reliability, innovation, and long-term partnership. Rezcomm has achieved Cyber Essentials certification, a UK government-backed standard aligned with global frameworks like Australia’s Essential Eight, ensuring robust system and data protection. For further information or media inquiries, please contact: Sarah Tull, Director of Communications, sarah.tull@rezcomm.com

Charleston, SC – IP Parking has successfully completed the first phase installation of its Parking Access and Revenue Control System (PARCS) at Charleston International Airport (CHS), South Carolina’s largest and busiest airport. In 2024 alone, CHS welcomed a record-breaking 6,295,439 travelers, underscoring the need for seamless and efficient parking solutions. CHS serves as a key hub for both civilian and military aviation under a long-standing joint-use agreement with Joint Base Charleston and is home to Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner assembly facility. CHS serves millions of passengers annually—making efficient parking operations a priority. From contract signing to the first lane going live, the project moved at an impressive pace of just two months. Even more notably, the first parking area was installed within three days of IP Parking arriving on-site, demonstrating the efficiency and expertise behind the deployment. “This has been the best project and the easiest installation job I’ve been involved in during my 38 years in the business,” said John Robison, Director of Landside Operations at CHS. Minimizing Disruptions with a Streamlined Deployment Process A key factor in the project’s success was IP Parking’s strategic approach to installation, designed to minimize disruptions to airport operations. Before arriving on-site, IP Parking set up a fully functional test environment, ensuring that all hardware and software were operational and optimized. The plug-and-play nature of the equipment allowed for a smooth transition, as each component was pre-configured and ready to go. Additionally, careful coordination with CHS ensured that installation was phased and timed strategically to avoid interruptions during peak travel periods. IP Parking, working alongside their trusted installation partner, DMV Parking, executed an efficient and professional deployment, ensuring that CHS could maintain seamless parking operations while transitioning to a future-proof, high-performance PARCS solution. Robison noted the precision of the installation, stating, “When I’ve been out in the field observing operations, customers have consistently commented on how clean and professional the installation looks. Everything was done in a first-class way.” Future-Proof Technology for a Seamless Parking Experience With the new PARCS system in place, Charleston International Airport now benefits from IP Parking’s advanced IP2 Xperience terminals, deployed across 16 lanes, spanning two garages and two surface lots. These cutting-edge terminals feature customizable 15-inch touchscreens, providing an intuitive and user-friendly experience for travelers. CHS has also implemented IP Parking’s IP Payment System (IPS), a mobile, app-free payment solution that enhances driver convenience. Valuable real-time occupancy insights, delivered via API integration, enable CHS to optimize parking management and maximize facility utilization. Beyond providing state-of-the-art technology, IP Parking has delivered a system that gives CHS complete control over how they operate. Whether they choose a free-flow, ticketed, or ticketless parking model, the system allows them to adapt their operations at any time—tomorrow, next month, or years from now—without requiring a major system overhaul. Each facility can also operate independently, meaning garages and surface lots can run on different configurations seamlessly based on their specific needs. With IP Parking’s flexible, future-proof solution, CHS has the ability to adapt its parking operations as needs evolve, ensuring long-term scalability and efficiency. Lester Mascon, CCO of IP Parking, reflected on the collaboration, saying, “Working with CHS has been a fantastic experience, and we’re grateful to contribute to their continued success. Delivering a reliable, future-proof solution within such a short timeframe speaks to the strength of our team and technology. CHS now has a system that not only meets today’s demands but is also ready to grow with them.”  Robison further emphasized the impact of the system, stating, “Our customers love how easy the system is to use. We almost never get calls from customers needing help with the equipment. It’s been a great environment to be in.”  CHS sought a PARCS provider that would make parking easier and more convenient for customers while creating a seamless experience, and IP Parking delivered on that vision—offering a flexible, scalable system designed to meet the airport’s evolving needs. About IP Parking IP Parking, a family-owned business, has grown into the leading parking professional in the Benelux region and a dynamic international player with offices in Deurne (NL), Antwerp (BE), Los Angeles (US), Washington DC (US), Sydney (AUS) and Warsaw (PL), as well as dedicated development centers in Zaandam (NL) and Évora (PT). As pioneers, we continuously optimize our solutions to stay at the forefront of technology. By integrating state-of-the-art hardware with our in-house developed software, we enable efficient, low-maintenance management accessible from anywhere, maximizing flexibility for owners and operators. Dedicated to future-proofing parking solutions, we enhance traffic flow, optimize occupancy rates, and enable seamless integrations with unlimited connectivity to improve user experience and operational efficiency. Focusing on sustainability and advanced mobility, IP Parking offers an open parking platform that consistently delivers high quality, driven by a digital-first approach. Our reliable, flexible, and innovative solutions exceed market expectations, fostering strong, trusted relationships and establishing IP Parking as the preferred partner for complex challenges. Charleston International Airport | IPParking

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We have components of an aging PARCS that are end-of-life, and our backs were up against the wall to get it replaced as soon as possible. Our PARCS was installed in 2008, and for the most part, we’ve been happy with the performance of the equipment and our vendor. The COVID pandemic threw a giant wrench in our PARCS replacement plan, which is how we ended up in this position. I’m sure many of you dread the thought of RFPs, even if you’re not completely satisfied with your PARCS vendor. As a county department, we have strict purchasing rules. However, we were able to utilize a “bid waiver” to procure new PARCS components from our current vendor without going through the RFP process. The bid waiver was approved through our governing processes as we were able to show significant cost savings and limited disruption by proving that the entire system did not need to be scrapped. We excluded non-revenue-related equipment in the specifications (such as barrier gates, fixed LPR cameras, and HID-only devices) and focused on equipment that was critical to revenue generation, like entry ticket kiosks and exit verifiers. Our existing HID-only gates will integrate into the new system. Our justification outlined this vendor’s capability to install new exit devices that could process entry tickets from the legacy system. We’re hoping for a seamless transition with minimal impact on customer service and day-to-day operations. Airport staff have a deep understanding of the current PARCS, which will help minimize training costs. We also perform the vast majority of maintenance in-house. Our Master Electricians maintain the parking equipment, which has allowed hardware failures to be resolved swiftly over the years. Mike Maromaty, CAPP, is an Airport Parking Manager at Dane County Regional Airport. Mike can be reached at Maromaty.Michael@msnairport.com.

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