Solving the Underground for the Transportation and Infrastructure industry
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Pictured: In a busy urban area of Birmingham, UK, Exodigo identified all utilities along the route of a planned metro expansion, including several not listed on records or located by traditional methods. Our findings prevented costly utility strikes and unblocked the project.
It is notoriously difficult to get transportation projects done without massive budget and schedule overruns, causing frustration for municipal leaders and constituents alike.
There’s a better way to finish projects on time and get our communities moving where they need to go: complete, non-intrusive underground mapping powered by next-generation AI. Learn more in the one pager below:
Exodigo has helped improve project outcomes for transportation and infrastructure teams across the U.S. and the globe, unblocking important projects from passenger rail lines to subways to highways. Explore some of our key transit and infrastructure case studies below.
Based on these results, and additional work that Exodigo has performed with other transit agencies, we believe there may be opportunities to expedite and ensure more accurate existing underground utility survey information for project delivery across multiple divisions at SEPTA by leveraging Exodigo's innovative technology and approach to subsurface utility location mapping.
Exodigo was able to detect more below-ground utilities than what we received from other utility survey providers and what was indicated on the statutory record information. Exodigo provided invaluable data that reduced redesign and delays due to uncharted services. We look forward to implementing this technology on future projects to ensure safe and timely project delivery.
Break the subsurface status quo with our revolutionary approach to underground risk management. Experience the accelerated project delivery, cost savings, and safety and sustainability gains that Exodigo can help you achieve on your next project.
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