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Civil & Infrastructure Engineering Services

Structural testing and data acquisition for bridges, dams, spillways, transit, and energy — DOT authorities turn to ITM for infrastructure monitoring.

ITM’s engineers deliver structural testing and data acquisition for everything from public transit to bridges, dams, spillways, and energy technologies. With decades of experience installing strain gauges on civil structures worldwide, we build creative, rugged solutions for the health of our nation’s infrastructure.

How ITM serves Civil & Infrastructure

Strain Gauging

Strain Gauging

On-site strain gauge installations on bridges, structures & machinery.

Load Monitoring

Load Monitoring

Structural load monitoring systems for bridges, dams & spillways.

Custom DAQ Systems

Custom DAQ Systems

Rugged, custom data acquisition enclosures for field deployment.

Remote Monitoring

Remote Monitoring

Continuous remote structural monitoring with alerts and dashboards.

Civil & Infrastructure in the field

Decades of structural strain gauging

ITM has decades of experience installing strain gauges on civil structures and machinery around the globe — creative, rugged data acquisition deployed on buildings, railcars, paper mills, and power plants.

Railcar structural integrity testing
Garrison Dam spillway strain gauge data collection

From Garrison Dam to DOT bridges

Projects include spillway data collection at Garrison Dam, railcar structural-integrity assessment for rapid-transit systems, DOT bridge monitoring, and building sensor integration at Marquette University.

Load monitoring & remote systems

Solutions encompass load monitoring systems, on-site strain gauging, remote monitoring, custom DAQ equipment enclosures, and LabVIEW programming purpose-built for infrastructure applications.

DOT bridge and monorail structural monitoring

Monitoring a bridge, dam, or structure?

From a one-time structural test to continuous remote monitoring, an ITM engineer will help you scope the right approach.

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