Infrastructure and Utilities
Infrastructure and utilities are regulated environments, or close enough to one that the same discipline applies throughout. Water, energy, nuclear, rail, roads and air transport are each governed by a named regulator or framework, which means the survey data has to survive that regulator’s scrutiny before anyone will sign it off. Marine and ports and telecoms are commissioned directly instead, without a regulator setting the standard, though the work itself is no less demanding. Survey Solutions delivers every survey discipline in-house across all eight sectors, so you get the same standard of data wherever it ends up being tested.
Sectors in this Category
Air Transport
We deliver data for rail, roads, and airports to help clients build, and maintain networks.
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Precision survey and monitoring services for substations. From design to operation, Survey Solutions delivers accurate data and expert insights to support safe, compliant and efficient energy infrastructure.
Read moreMarine and Ports
Survey Solutions is a delivery partner to UK port operators, and we are bought both directly and through appointed contractors.
Read moreNuclear
Supporting road projects to help clients plan, design, and maintain roads that connect communities and drive growth.
Read moreRail
Delivering surveying services to keep rail projects on track. From assessments to asset monitoring, we provide data to de-risk rail projects.
Read moreRoads
Supporting road projects to help clients plan, design, and maintain roads that connect communities and drive growth.
Read moreTelecoms
Survey Solutions delivers verticality, asset and street works survey for telecoms infrastructure, in small jobs turned round fast, at national scale.
Read moreWater
Water infrastructure projects require accurate survey data. Whether the work involves upgrading a treatment works, replacing a pumping station, rehabilitating a sewer network, or assessing reservoir capacity. Decisions depend on knowing what’s actually on site above ground, below ground, and underwater.
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