finally, a bridge inspection tool that won't make your county engineer cry into their coffee
SpanSync tracks load ratings, inspection cycles, and structural certification deadlines across every bridge in a municipal inventory — not just the ones engineers remember exist. It ingests strain gauge telemetry and cross-references it with freeze-thaw event logs so you know which spans are actually degrading versus which ones just look sketchy. Built because spreadsheets have caused enough infrastructure incidents already.
- Full inventory lifecycle management across municipal, county, and state-jurisdiction bridges
- Freeze-thaw correlation engine cross-references up to 847 simultaneous environmental data streams
- Native AASHTO load rating import via GovBridge API and PONTIS legacy data connectors
- Automated certification deadline escalation with configurable alert windows — no more surprises
- Structural degradation scoring that distinguishes cosmetic deterioration from load-bearing failure risk
Salesforce GovCloud, GovBridge API, PONTIS, IBM Maximo, StrainNet, Esri ArcGIS, VaultBase, FederalSync, AWS IoT Core, CivicTrack, NovaSensor, WeatherStack
SpanSync is built as a set of loosely coupled microservices — ingestion, correlation, alerting, and reporting each run independently behind an internal message bus so a bad telemetry batch doesn't take down your inspection dashboard. Telemetry is persisted in MongoDB because the document model maps cleanly onto heterogeneous sensor payloads and I'm not apologizing for it. Redis handles the long-term certification timeline storage so deadline queries stay under 40ms regardless of inventory size. The whole thing runs containerized and I have yet to find an environment it won't deploy to cleanly.
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