Civil Engineering
Explore more roadway alternatives, then turn the chosen one into sheets, bills of work, and estimates traced to past projects and state pay items.
How the work changes
Civil engineers go from drawing alignments and assembling PS&E by hand to setting the design criteria, reviewing what the Sinusoidal platform drafts, and exploring more alternatives than they had time for.
The Challenge
Exploring more alignments costs real time
Modeling and checking each geometry alternative against design standards by hand means teams can only weigh a few before locking in a design.
Markups become sheets one photo at a time
Each Bluebeam comment on a field photo is a task someone works through by hand, then redraws as a MicroStation sheet.
Every estimate starts with a search
Pricing means matching state pay items to a similar past job by quantity and year, and every state publishes its catalog differently.
Why Sinusoidal
Auto-explores the geometry
Works from your design criteria, iterates on capacity and safety feedback, and comes back only when a human decision is needed.
Drafts sheets from field markups
Works through Bluebeam comments, photos, and survey data to draft the matching MicroStation sheets for your review.
Drafts the PS&E from your past work
Builds the bill of work, schedule, work-zone plan, and estimate from similar past projects and the relevant state pay item catalog.
The Benefits
Better designs from more alternatives
Engineers weigh more alignments than a manual pass allows and land on the strongest option with the full picture in view.
More corridors without more headcount
Packages move from 30% to 100% with less time spent translating and searching, so the same team takes on more work.
Every number has a source
Reviewers check line items already traced to a past job or pay item, instead of hunting for one.
Working alongside your team
Our team embeds on one on-call or task-order contract, learns how your group scopes and prices work, and builds from your own past packages.