Our Services
STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING (SHM)
Where a bridge is complex or exposed to high-risk hazards or vulnerabilities, a structural health monitoring system can provide great value to owners by properly tracking and managing the risks of concern.
REFINED LOAD RATINGS
Our automated refined analysis routine – Bridgemiser – enables efficient, repeatable and traceable load ratings and presents results interactively, across a complete structure for a more comprehensive understanding of the structure, and the analysis results.
NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING (NDT)
Our experience with nondestructive evaluation saves time and helps owners make better decisions about their structures to develop suitable maintenance and rehabilitation schemes to increase its safety and durability.
MOVEABLE BRIDGES
IIS has experience with multiple types of movable bridges that have faced challenges varying from severe degradation of primary structural elements to construction activities which altered the state of balance of the spans.
Our Mission
The mission of Intelligent Infrastructure Systems is to continuously advance the state-of-the-practice in infrastructure operations, condition evaluation, and management, and to enhance structural performance through more effective preservation, rehabilitation, and restoration strategies.
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Our Clients Say
“We greatly appreciate [Tom Golecki’s] willingness to share [his] time and expertise in assisting us in promoting best practices and providing national awareness to ultimately improve the safety of bridges and traveling public.”
“There are a lot of ‘snake-oil’ salesmen out there. These guys are the real deal. They have delivered on every promise they made to the Burlington County Bridge Commission.”
“When I was told to post and consider closing the Oceanic Bridge, I knew there had to be a better alternative. Within weeks, IIS provided me with the justification that I needed to make the decision on repairs and ultimately save the taxpayers of Monmouth County millions of dollars.”