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The dawn of a new era for municipal underground utility network management at zero cost

The benefits of the AsBuiltCheck.com for municipalities in a nutshell

•FREE next-day assessment of the reliability of the as-built eventually provided by the contractor.

•FREE next-day comparison of as-permitted versus as-built.

•Optional: First follow-up by Reduct Expert in case of failure to comply.

•Optional: Data storage in the Reduct Cloud.

•Optional: Conversion to municipal GIS platform format.

The role of municipalities in managing the public domain of a city or town is crucial. Building permits issued by municipalities reflect both its local development policies and the strategic vision. Local authorities can safeguard that aboveground buildings and structures comply with the permitted design because they are visible. But for underground utility infrastructure it is more difficult to verify compliance with the permit because these assets are hidden from sight.

So a different approach is required to create equal visibility underground, and the AsBuiltCheck.com Quality Assessment and Control (QA/QC) service is a groundbreaking solution. In addition to very simple implementation, it requires no new skills or capital investment on municipal level.

  1. The municipality issues a permit for installation of new underground utility infrastructure that includes the AsBuiltCheck.com requirement.
  2. The utility includes the AsBuiltCheck.com requirement in the as-built specifications of the tender.
  3. These specifications, and optionally the as-planned design are sent to the AsBuiltCheck.com expert.
  4. The contractor(s) take the necessary technical and operational steps to assure compliance.
  5. Immediately after an AsBuiltCheck.com compatible device has completed a measurement,  the independent AsBuiltCheck.com Expert evaluates the performance against the as-built requirements.
  6. On a next day basis, the expert reports to both the utility and the municipality. If necessary, remedial action is taken.
  7. The contractor delivers the official as-built report after a few weeks.