In T2’s Atlanta office, the availability of the customizable, automated data flow procedures, and of geolocation in particular, created an opportunity to work for the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) in an entirely new capacity, expanding subcontracted services in a way that amounts to a new business within T2’s existing business model.

One of the advantages with working with the partners at Builterra is their extensive domain experience in the civil and utility infrastructure space.  The creation of the Builterra platform was not limited to simple data collection and display in a map.  Builterra is a “data-driven” platform that can be used for custom reporting, meta-data analysis and Autodesk AutoCAD drafting automation.

T2 Utility Engineers absolutely dominates an interesting North American subsurface utility engineering niche. T2 is “a multi-disciplinary company that focuses on above and below ground utility aspects of any project, from small development jobs to large-scale, billion dollar infrastructure projects.” This devotion to excellence in a construction specialty that many firms consider more of an irritating necessity than a profit center has been highly successful for T2

The Builterra platform addresses key workflows in every civil engineering firm or government design and construction department. We bridge the technology gap between design and as-constructed asset management systems used by government. This gap can encompass up to four working groups at any private civil engineering office or public design & construction group.

Part of the Builterra Civil Engineering Eco-System includes extensive structural inspection and reporting. The Ontario Structures Inspection Manual (OSIM) clearly outlines the inspection criteria for the field engineer.