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2026 Venue
SUMMIT at 8 West
889 Howell Mill Rd NW Ste 8000, Atlanta, GA 30318
Point of Contact: Ken Bauco | 646-675-0171 | ken@infraday.com
The Big Picture
The 7th Infraday Southeast
September 23 | Atlanta, Georgia
Real conversations. Real decisions. Real infrastructure.
The Southeast is experiencing one of the largest infrastructure investment cycles in the United States. Population growth, advanced manufacturing, AI and data centers, logistics, electrification, and major corporate investment are creating unprecedented demand for power, transportation, water, digital infrastructure, and public facilities.
As the region continues to grow, public agencies, utilities, infrastructure owners, developers, and private-sector partners are working to expand capacity while navigating power constraints, rising construction costs, funding challenges, resilience, and increasingly complex project delivery.
Infraday Southeast is where the region's infrastructure leaders come together to discuss what's being built, what's driving investment, and what's next.
Why Attend
Infraday brings together the owners, utilities, agencies, engineers, contractors, technology providers, developers, and investors delivering the Southeast's most important infrastructure projects.
Expect:
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Single-track executive program
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Practical, fast-paced discussions
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Direct access to public- and private-sector leaders
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High-value networking throughout the day
What You'll Learn
Infrastructure Growth
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AI, data centers & power demand
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Grid expansion & electrification
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Highways, bridges, transit & mobility
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Airports, ports, freight & logistics
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Advanced manufacturing & mega-sites
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Water infrastructure & resilience
The program specifically addresses transportation investment, municipal infrastructure, logistics and advanced manufacturing as major drivers of Southeast infrastructure growth.
Project Delivery & Investment
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Infrastructure finance & private capital
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Capital program management
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Alternative delivery
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Digital delivery & connected infrastructure
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Cost, risk & project controls
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AI, robotics & automation
These themes carry through the afternoon program, including infrastructure finance, connected capital programs, alternative delivery, major-program governance and AI-enabled infrastructure delivery.
Who You'll Meet
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Public agencies & municipalities
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State DOTs & transit agencies
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Utilities
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Ports & airports
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Engineering & construction firms
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Technology providers
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Infrastructure owners & developers
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Advanced manufacturers & industrial developers
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Investors & capital partners
The Bottom Line
Whether you plan, fund, design, build, operate, or invest in infrastructure, Infraday Southeast delivers practical insights, meaningful connections, and direct access to the leaders shaping the next generation of infrastructure across the Southeast.
The 7th Infraday Southeast
September 23, 2026
SUMMIT at 8 West
889 Howell Mill Rd, Suite 8000
Atlanta, GA 30318
Point of Contact:
Ken Bauco | 646-675-0171 | ken@infraday.com
www.infraday.com
2025 Speakers Included
AJ Waters, Chief Evangelist, Kahua
AJ Waters is Chief Evangelist at Kahua, where he helps the construction industry harness digital transformation to drive real results. Drawing on decades of experience in construction technology and capital project delivery, he translates complex tech landscapes into practical solutions that improve collaboration, efficiency, and outcomes on the jobsite. At Kahua, AJ works to unite owners, contractors, and partners through innovative platforms that simplify processes and unlock data-driven decision making. A recognized industry advocate and thought leader, he inspires professionals to reimagine how construction technology can build smarter, better projects.
Al Curtis, Fleet Services Director, Cobb County
Al Curtis is the Fleet Services Director for Cobb County, Georgia, managing more than 2,700 assets across a diverse public fleet. With over 30 years of experience in both public and private sectors, he has led award-winning sustainability initiatives including the deployment of EVs, hybrids, propane vehicles, and charging infrastructure. In 2019, Curtis was inducted into the Public Fleet Hall of Fame and received Government Fleet Magazine’s Legendary Lifetime Achievement Award. His leadership has delivered over $500,000 in cost savings while advancing innovation, safety, and environmental stewardship in fleet management.
Andrew Holland, Director of Performance and Innovation, City of Durham
Andrew Holland serves as Assistant Director of the City of Durham’s Budget & Management Services Department, where he also leads the Office of Performance and Innovation. He has over a decade of local government leadership experience spanning Durham, Fayetteville, and Mecklenburg County, with expertise in budgeting, community and economic development, and organizational performance. Currently pursuing a Doctor of Design at NC State, he is committed to driving innovation, efficiency, and equity in public sector management.
Angela Seymour, Procurement Manager I – Solicitation Services, Department of Procurement & Contracts, City of Columbia
Angela (LaBelle) Seymour is Procurement Manager for the City of Columbia, SC and the founder of JAS Government Consulting, bringing 20+ years across federal, state, and local contracting. A former APEX Accelerators procurement counselor, she specializes in preparing small and disadvantaged businesses to compete— from capability statements and certifications to market research, compliant proposals, and contract performance. At the City, she leads full-lifecycle solicitations (RFPs/IFBs/RFQs), strategic sourcing, and policy modernization to drive transparency, efficiency, and local vendor inclusion. A public-sector champion and trainer, Angela focuses on cutting red tape and opening doors so community businesses can win—and deliver—government work.
Ashley McBride, Director of Policy, Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance
Ashley McBride, Esq. is the Director of Policy at the Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance (SEEA), where she leads regional efforts to advance equitable energy and efficiency policies across 11 Southeastern states and U.S. territories. With a legal background and extensive policy expertise, she has developed strategies that integrate clean energy, community engagement, and sustainable practices. Previously, she served as Community Affairs Manager for Oakland County, MI, where she built frameworks for public engagement and regional collaboration. She is dedicated to fostering equitable, resilient, and forward-looking energy solutions that benefit diverse communities across the Southeast.
Beka Shiver, Economic Development Planner and Georgia AIM Project 7 Lead, Southwest Georgia Regional Commission
Beka Shiver is the Economic Development Planner for the Southwest Georgia Regional Commission. Her experience includes business ownership, Main Street Program Manager, Marketing, and Rural Planning. Major responsibilities include federal grant writing and administration, public relations, developing strategic plans for the region and the administration of the Regional Commissions Revolving Loan Fund. Currently her work includes the administration of the Economic Development Administration’s Economic Development Distract partnership planning grant and as project lead for the Southwest Georgia Ecosystem Building project under the Georgia Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing (Georgia AIM) grant.
Beka is a proud Georgia Southern University graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree where she studied Geography, Sociology, and Business with a minor in Writing. She currently taking courses with the University of Georgia’s Carl Vinson Institute of Government to become a Georgia Certified Economic Developer.
Beka is a proud Georgia Southern University graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree where she studied Geography, Sociology, and Business with a minor in Writing. She currently taking courses with the University of Georgia’s Carl Vinson Institute of Government to become a Georgia Certified Economic Developer.
Bianca Frails, Marketing and Community Engagement, CERM
Bianca Frails is a marketing and community engagement leader at Corporate Environmental Risk Management (CERM), where she drives initiatives that connect business growth with social and environmental impact. She brings a decade of experience in nonprofit program management, STEM workforce development, and early-stage startup support, helping organizations scale through storytelling, partnerships, and strategic outreach. In addition to her work at CERM, she serves as Director at the Startup Runway Foundation and as a board member with Second Helpings Atlanta, reflecting her commitment to economic empowerment and community service. Bianca holds an MBA in Marketing from St. John’s University and a BBA in Marketing from Georgia State University.
Brian Kelly, Director of Transportation, Rockdale County Government, Department of Transportation
Brian A. Kelley P.E. is an experienced Director of Transportation with a background in overseeing comprehensive transportation planning and engineering services. With a Bachelor's degree in Architectural Engineering, Brian has held various senior roles in different companies such as GRAHAM & ASSOCIATES, INC., RailWorks Corporation, Kapsch TrafficCom North America, CSX Transportation, and Atkins Global. Brian has managed projects ranging from track rehabilitation to infrastructure improvement, consistently ensuring compliance with regulations and safety standards. In their current role at Rockdale County Government, Brian continues to excel in managing transportation operations and fostering relationships among public and private agencies to ensure successful project completion.
Bryant Davis, Chief Diversity Officer, City of Greenville, SC
Bryant Davis serves as the Chief Diversity Officer for the City of Greenville, South Carolina, where he leads initiatives that strengthen equity, inclusion, and community engagement across the city. He brings over 14 years of combined experience in both public and private sectors, including roles in government services, marketing, sponsorship development, and banking. Recognized as one of Columbia Business Monthly’s Best and Brightest of 2020 and the 2021 Columbia Chamber Diplomat of the Year, he is also a Certified Professional Diversity Coach and graduate of Furman University’s Diversity Leaders Initiative. Passionate about building partnerships that drive meaningful change, Davis continues to champion psychological safety, inclusive leadership, and cross-sector collaboration to create stronger, more connected communities.
Chris Sullivan, Managing Director, VoSec; Vice President, InfraGard Atlanta
Christopher Sullivan is a seasoned GTM operating executive with over 20 years of experience leading as CEO, CTO, and CISO across high-growth technology ventures. A recognized AI governance thought leader, he helps organizations balance innovation with risk through practical strategies that drive measurable business value. He currently serves as Managing Director at VoSec, Vice President on the Board of InfraGard Atlanta, and Core Member with Underscore VC. Christopher is also a frequent speaker, investor, and advisor, shaping the future of cybersecurity and AI adoption at the intersection of business and technology.
Chris Wagner, VP, Industry Strategy, PMWEB
Christopher Wagner is Director at PMWEB, where he has spent over 17 years helping project owners gain full visibility and control across the capital project lifecycle. He works closely with owner-operators to replace fragmented tools like spreadsheets and PDFs with integrated solutions that drive efficiency, accountability, and better outcomes. Christopher regularly shares insights on lean construction, digital transformation, and empowering owners to take the driver’s seat in capital delivery.
Cody Ray, Business Development, Wastewater, Moleaer Inc.
Cody M. Ray is a business development leader in the wastewater sector at Moleaer Inc., helping municipalities and industries adopt nanobubble technology for cleaner, more efficient water treatment. With a career spanning sales, business development, and key account management across companies like LuminUltra and Suncast, he brings deep expertise in driving growth and customer success. Based in Atlanta, Cody is recognized for his strategic thinking, client relations, and passion for advancing sustainable solutions in water and infrastructure.
Corey Hull, Eastern Regional Manager, The Ray Highway
Corey Hull, AICP currently serves as the Eastern Regional Manager for The Ray.
Prior to joining the team, he built a 20-year career with local governments helping them to plan for transportation infrastructure, environmental improvements, and policy challenges to improve their communities. He has advised local, state and national elected officials on a wide range of issues including public transit, metropolitan and rural transportation planning, water quality/quantity issues, land use, bicycle and pedestrian safety, legislative/regulatory affairs, transportation finance, complete streets, equity, freight, and project selection and development.
Corey received his Bachelor’s in Urban Planning and Development from Ball State University in 2002 and his Master of Arts in Community Development in 2004 from North Park University.
Prior to joining the team, he built a 20-year career with local governments helping them to plan for transportation infrastructure, environmental improvements, and policy challenges to improve their communities. He has advised local, state and national elected officials on a wide range of issues including public transit, metropolitan and rural transportation planning, water quality/quantity issues, land use, bicycle and pedestrian safety, legislative/regulatory affairs, transportation finance, complete streets, equity, freight, and project selection and development.
Corey received his Bachelor’s in Urban Planning and Development from Ball State University in 2002 and his Master of Arts in Community Development in 2004 from North Park University.
Daniel Spingola, Customer Success Manager, Kahua
Daniel Spingola is a Customer Success Manager at Kahua, where he partners with financial services and commercial clients to drive adoption, ROI, and long-term value on the Kahua platform. He brings seven+ years of software implementation and pre-sales expertise to help customers streamline workflows, improve visibility, and scale capital program performance. An industrial engineer by training—and former pro baseball player—Daniel blends data-driven rigor with a team-first mindset to deliver measurable outcomes.
Gerald McDowell, Executive Director, ATL Airport Community Improvement Districts
Gerald McDowell serves as Executive Director of the ATL Airport Community Improvement Districts, where he has led transformative infrastructure and economic development initiatives across South Metro Atlanta for over a decade. With more than 30 years of professional experience, he has built a reputation for advancing projects that enhance mobility, safety, and quality of life for the communities he serves. Under his leadership, the districts have delivered major transportation improvements, championed redevelopment, and strengthened partnerships between the public and private sectors. A four-time Georgia Trend Notable Georgian, McDowell is recognized as a trusted leader dedicated to creating vibrant, resilient communities.
Harold “Kippy” Tate, Director of Planning, Inspections, Permitting, and Engineering, City of Montgomery
Kippy Tate, a native of Montgomery, Alabama, is a registered architect and a proud alumnus of
Tuskegee University. He serves as the Director of Planning, Inspections, Permitting, and
Engineering (PIPE) for the City of Montgomery. The PIPE Department, established in 2024 as
part of Mayor Steven Reed’s initiative to restructure city government for increased efficiency and
effectiveness, plays a pivotal role in advancing these goals. Guided by the motto, “Serving our
citizens with wisdom and integrity,” PIPE is essential to streamlining processes and enhancing
service delivery throughout the city.
With more than 20 years of experience in architecture, urban planning, and public administration,
Kippy oversees multiple city departments, ensuring compliance with ordinances, building codes,
and development standards. He is a trusted advisor on complex construction, infrastructure
projects, and land-use planning, contributing to Montgomery’s sustainable growth as a key
member of the Mayor’s Cabinet.
Kippy’s career spans leadership roles in both public and academic sectors. He served as Director
of the Alabama Building Commission, managing state-wide construction and facility projects. At
Tuskegee University, he held the role of Vice President of Facilities and Construction, overseeing
campus development and infrastructure. He also served as Director of Real Estate Development
for the Montgomery Housing Authority, where he led transformative housing projects that
enhanced community living standards.
For over two decades, Kippy has shared his expertise as an adjunct professor at Tuskegee
University, mentoring future architects and construction professionals. His teaching and
professional work emphasize historic preservation, sustainable design, and large-scale project
management, reflecting his commitment to fostering innovation and environmental stewardship.
Kippy is a registered architect (State of Alabama Board of Architects), member of the National
Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) and National Council of Architectural Registration
Boards (NCARB) credential holder. His projects are characterized by their focus on functionality,
aesthetic appeal, and sustainability. His leadership continues to shape Montgomery’s growth,
ensuring responsible development while preserving the city’s historic character.
Outside his professional life, Kippy is a devoted husband to his wife of over 30 years, Gena, and
a proud father to their two adult sons, Kippy Kole and Koby Kyle. His dedication to his
community, family, and profession has earned him recognition as a respected leader and mentor.
Tuskegee University. He serves as the Director of Planning, Inspections, Permitting, and
Engineering (PIPE) for the City of Montgomery. The PIPE Department, established in 2024 as
part of Mayor Steven Reed’s initiative to restructure city government for increased efficiency and
effectiveness, plays a pivotal role in advancing these goals. Guided by the motto, “Serving our
citizens with wisdom and integrity,” PIPE is essential to streamlining processes and enhancing
service delivery throughout the city.
With more than 20 years of experience in architecture, urban planning, and public administration,
Kippy oversees multiple city departments, ensuring compliance with ordinances, building codes,
and development standards. He is a trusted advisor on complex construction, infrastructure
projects, and land-use planning, contributing to Montgomery’s sustainable growth as a key
member of the Mayor’s Cabinet.
Kippy’s career spans leadership roles in both public and academic sectors. He served as Director
of the Alabama Building Commission, managing state-wide construction and facility projects. At
Tuskegee University, he held the role of Vice President of Facilities and Construction, overseeing
campus development and infrastructure. He also served as Director of Real Estate Development
for the Montgomery Housing Authority, where he led transformative housing projects that
enhanced community living standards.
For over two decades, Kippy has shared his expertise as an adjunct professor at Tuskegee
University, mentoring future architects and construction professionals. His teaching and
professional work emphasize historic preservation, sustainable design, and large-scale project
management, reflecting his commitment to fostering innovation and environmental stewardship.
Kippy is a registered architect (State of Alabama Board of Architects), member of the National
Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) and National Council of Architectural Registration
Boards (NCARB) credential holder. His projects are characterized by their focus on functionality,
aesthetic appeal, and sustainability. His leadership continues to shape Montgomery’s growth,
ensuring responsible development while preserving the city’s historic character.
Outside his professional life, Kippy is a devoted husband to his wife of over 30 years, Gena, and
a proud father to their two adult sons, Kippy Kole and Koby Kyle. His dedication to his
community, family, and profession has earned him recognition as a respected leader and mentor.
Harpreet Chawla-Suji, Manager Capital Programs, OnIndus
Harpreet Chawla-Suji is a Manager of Capital Programs at OnIndus, where she helps public agencies and owners optimize PMIS workflows to deliver projects on time, on budget, and with clear ROI. A certified Scrum Product Owner, she turns stakeholder requirements into actionable user stories, dashboards, and process improvements that drive adoption across capital programs. Her recent work spans change management, data governance, and Power BI reporting—translating complex operations into executive-ready insights. With 14+ years across product, analytics, and client delivery, Harpreet is known for aligning cross-functional teams and elevating customer satisfaction from kickoff through closeout.
Jairo H. Garcia
Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology | CEO, Urban Climate Nexus
Dr. Jairo H. Garcia is an internationally recognized expert in sustainable urban development, climate resilience, and carbon mitigation strategies. At Georgia Tech’s School of City & Regional Planning, he teaches and researches solutions for building climate-resilient cities, integrating policy, technology, and community engagement.
As the former Director of Climate Policy for the City of Atlanta, Dr. Garcia led the development of Atlanta’s Climate Action Plan, guided the city’s entry into the 100 Resilient Cities initiative, and represented Atlanta at COP23 in Bonn, Germany. His leadership earned him the U.S. EPA National Individual Climate Leadership Award in 2017.
Today, through his work at Urban Climate Nexus, Dr. Garcia advises cities, agencies, and organizations on implementing actionable climate strategies. His career bridges academia, public policy, and on-the-ground implementation—making him a trusted voice on the future of sustainable infrastructure in the Southeast and beyond.
As the former Director of Climate Policy for the City of Atlanta, Dr. Garcia led the development of Atlanta’s Climate Action Plan, guided the city’s entry into the 100 Resilient Cities initiative, and represented Atlanta at COP23 in Bonn, Germany. His leadership earned him the U.S. EPA National Individual Climate Leadership Award in 2017.
Today, through his work at Urban Climate Nexus, Dr. Garcia advises cities, agencies, and organizations on implementing actionable climate strategies. His career bridges academia, public policy, and on-the-ground implementation—making him a trusted voice on the future of sustainable infrastructure in the Southeast and beyond.
James (Jae) H. Mattox, III, Alternative Delivery Engineer, SCDOT
James (Jae) H. Mattox, III serves as Alternative Delivery Engineer at the South Carolina Department of Transportation, where he leads preconstruction efforts and directs the Mark Clark Extension Project. With nearly two decades of experience at SCDOT, he has advanced major highway projects through innovative delivery models including design-build. A graduate of The Citadel and Clemson University, he is a Certified Public Manager and Designated Design-Build Professional (DBIA). Known as a mission-minded leader, Jae is committed to high-quality results, team growth, and mentoring the next generation of engineers.
Jeffrey Mosher, Design Build Integrator, Traffic Control Design Specialist, Ferrovial
Jeffrey Mosher, P.E., serves as Construction Technical Office Manager for Ferrovial Construction US & Canada, bringing nearly a decade of leadership to complex infrastructure projects. At Ferrovial, he oversees technical operations, project delivery, and coordination across major transportation initiatives. With over 20 years of experience in civil engineering and project management, Jeffrey has played key roles in PPP and design-build projects across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic. A graduate of The Citadel, he combines deep technical expertise with a focus on delivering efficient, sustainable infrastructure solutions.
Jeremy Busby, Consultancy Services Practice Leader, Gresham Smith
Jeremy Busby is Consultancy Services Practice Leader at Gresham Smith, where he oversees program and project management initiatives for transportation and infrastructure clients. With more than 20 years of experience, including over a decade at GDOT managing projects across concept, design, and construction phases, he brings deep expertise in delivering complex transportation solutions. He holds an MBA in Organizational Management from Georgia State University and a BS in Civil Engineering from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Jim Clifford, City Administrator, City of North Augusta
Jim Clifford, a retired U.S. Army Colonel, became City Administrator for North Augusta in August 2020 after a distinguished military career that included commanding Fort Gordon, where he oversaw $1.6 billion in construction projects and managed operations for 30,000 personnel. In his current role, he leads the city’s administrative departments, guides budget development, and implements policy on behalf of the City Council. He was recently recognized as one of the top 100 influencers in local government for his leadership during the response to Hurricane Helene.
Justin Brightharp, Senior Program Manager, Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance
Justin Brightharp is the Energy Efficient Transportation Manager at the Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance (SEEA), where he leads initiatives to advance electric vehicle adoption, clean transportation infrastructure, and equitable mobility solutions across the Southeast. With a background in geosciences and experience spanning municipal, regional, and multi-state programs, he has coordinated the City of Atlanta’s EV fleet transition and supported policy and research efforts that drive sustainable transportation outcomes. His expertise includes program development, stakeholder engagement, and integrating equity into energy and transportation planning. Dedicated to creating a cleaner, more connected future, Justin combines technical insight with a commitment to community-focused, data-driven solutions.
Karyl Clayton, Construction Project Manager, Building and Maintenance, Clayton County Board of Commissioners
Karyl Clayton, LEED Green Associate, CPRP, serves as SPLOST Construction Project Manager for the Clayton County Board of Commissioners, where she oversees major capital improvement projects. With a Bachelor of Architecture from Southern University, she brings more than three decades of expertise in design, construction, and government administration. She has also held leadership roles with the Georgia Department of Revenue, the City of Stonecrest Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee, and the City of Forest Park Urban Design Review Board. Beyond her public service, Karyl is a licensed realtor with over 12 years of experience advising clients on real estate investments and market strategy.
Kerin Lester, Environmental Management System Program Manager, Environmental Health and Safety, MARTA
Kerin Lester, ENV SP, PMP, is the Environmental Program Manager at MARTA, where she oversees the ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management System across 11 bus, rail, and maintenance facilities. With over 20 years of program management experience, she specializes in sustainability, environmental compliance, and process improvement. Kerin also serves in leadership roles with the American Public Transportation Association, including Chair of the Sustainability/EMS Subcommittee. A Distinguished Toastmaster and mentor with WTS Atlanta, she is recognized for her strong technical background, operational expertise, and public speaking skills.
2025 Sponsors Included
CERM
Since 1995, CERM has provided client-centered solutions to its transportation, water resources, energy, facilities, and federal clients throughout the Southeastern United States. We are vested in helping our clients protect their interests through an interdisciplinary approach involving the management, design, engineering, and construction of their projects.
Kahua
Kahua helps you manage processes, documents and cost on your construction programs and projects from inception to closeout. Purpose-built solutions for owners, program managers, general contractors and subcontractors help you minimize time-to-value and enhance user adoption. Kahua enables collaboration between all project participants to streamline communication and improve efficiency. Eliminate waste and rework by keeping everyone on the same page with the latest design and scope information. And with Kahua’s comprehensive dashboards and reporting, you get the visibility and control you need to minimize risk.
Kahua is a lifecycle solution, with applications for capital planning, sources of funds, design review, bid management, document management & control, cost management and asset handover. Kahua is available on all mobile devices to easily connect field to office.
Kahua apps are built on kBuilder, an Enterprise Low-Code Application Platform which enables Kahua partners and customers to rapidly build new apps or customize existing apps to extend or enhance Kahua solutions. This gives you the agility you need to adapt as your business needs evolve. To date, over 600 private and public apps have been developed on kBuilder, and public apps are available to the Kahua community on the kStore app marketplace.
Kahua is a lifecycle solution, with applications for capital planning, sources of funds, design review, bid management, document management & control, cost management and asset handover. Kahua is available on all mobile devices to easily connect field to office.
Kahua apps are built on kBuilder, an Enterprise Low-Code Application Platform which enables Kahua partners and customers to rapidly build new apps or customize existing apps to extend or enhance Kahua solutions. This gives you the agility you need to adapt as your business needs evolve. To date, over 600 private and public apps have been developed on kBuilder, and public apps are available to the Kahua community on the kStore app marketplace.
PMWEB
PMWEB empowers organizations to manage large-scale construction and capital projects and portfolios more effectively. Our solution provides a strategic control center that connects every stage of the project lifecycle — from CapEx planning to construction and facility management — enabling asset owners and operators to meet deadlines, keep stakeholders informed, and ensure every dollar is effectively tracked.
SoniTech NDT
SoniTech NDT is a leader in non-destructive pipe inspection, pioneering Ultrasonic Localized Guided Wave (ULGW) technology to assess internal pipe integrity without disrupting operations. This advanced ultrasonic method noninvasively detects internal corrosion, pitting, trapped air/water, and scale buildup across various facility systems—including fire sprinkler, mechanical loop, domestic water, DWV, and process piping. ULGW inspections are safe around people and sensitive equipment and comply with NFPA 25 standards—making them ideal for commercial, industrial, and mission-critical facilities. SoniTech’s unbiased comprehensive reports help clients make informed maintenance decisions, extending system life while minimizing risk and cost.
2026 Agenda
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