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Infrastructure Service

Complete Civil Infrastructure & BIM Design Services for Roads, Utilities & Bridges

Introduction

AMC Engineer provides comprehensive infrastructure engineering using Civil 3D and InfraWorks, delivering BIM-coordinated designs for roads, utilities, bridges, and stormwater systems that reduce construction conflicts by 75% and optimize earthwork by 30% for highways, municipalities, and master-planned communities.​

What We Offer

Horizontal/vertical alignment, cross-sections, interchanges, and pavement design per AASHTO.
Water, wastewater, stormwater, and electrical duct banks with hydraulic modeling.
Precast/post-tensioned bridges, culverts, and pedestrian overpasses.
Cut/fill optimization, mass haul diagrams, and erosion control planning.
Detention ponds, swales, and permeable paving with HEC-RAS/InfoSWMM analysis.
Digital twin creation and GIS integration for infrastructure lifecycle management.​

Steps Of Work

1.Topographic Survey Integration
Import drone/laser scan data into Civil 3D and establish project coordinate system.
2.Conceptual Alignment Design
Develop preliminary horizontal/vertical alignments with corridor modeling.
3.Detailed Network Design
Pipe networks, intersections, drainage systems, and utility coordination.
4.BIM & Clash Coordination
Navisworks coordination between civil, structural, and underground services.
5.Quantity & Cost Estimation
Earthwork volumes, material takeoffs, and 5D BIM cost modeling.
6.Construction Documentation
Complete plan/profile sheets, cross-sections, and tender packages.​

FAQs

What design standards do you follow?
AASHTO, ASTM D698, AWWA, IPC, local municipal standards, and SBC.​
LOD 200 (Schematic), LOD 300 (Detailed design), LOD 400 (Construction-ready corridors).
Yes, seamless Civil 3D to ArcGIS Pro data exchange for asset management.
Dynamic 3D model linking alignments, profiles, and assemblies for automated earthworks.
Yes, scan-to-BIM conversion integrates existing utilities with new infrastructure.​