- Condition score
- 58 of 100
- Failure risk
- Moderate, rising
- Last inspection
- 14 Mar 2025
- Next preventive task
- Joint reseal, Oct 2026
- Open defects
- 2
- Warranty
- Deck overlay, to 2028
- Owner
- District 3 structures
- Replacement plan
- FY2031
Tractus is the geospatial system of record for highways, shipping routes and ports. See one network as a map or a straight-line diagram, and manage every asset, inspection and incident on it.
Survey crews work in coordinates, maintenance in mileposts, engineers in chainage. Tractus stores one location and answers in all of them.
Overlay any attributes along a route. Tractus splits the corridor wherever anything changes, so every segment carries one clean record for analysis and reporting.
Hover or tap a segment.
Inventory every segment, lane and structure. Manage speed zones, closures and diversions with the geometry that drives them.
Plan and review vessel routes against the channels, zones and hazards that govern them, with live AIS positions on the same chart.
A digital map of the whole port, from anchorage to gate, with berths, yards and equipment in one registry and one schedule.
The field app runs in any mobile browser, works offline and syncs when signal returns. Every finding lands on the network, not in a spreadsheet.
Sensors, vessels and vehicles stream into a geospatial digital twin. Thresholds trigger alerts, incidents open on the map, and every state is kept for playback.
Every event is located, classified, escalated and resolved in one timeline that stays attached to the assets involved.
Query assets, inspections and operations in plain language. Answers come back as records you can open, map and export.
AI outputs are recommendations. Your team reviews and approves before any record changes.
Developed against recognised frameworks. Controls are designed in alignment with NIST SP 800-53, and the interface is built toward WCAG 2.1 AA and Section 508.
Delivered by a certified organisation. SDLC Corp operates ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO 9001:2015 certified management systems.
Administrators define asset types, fields, forms, workflows, diagram templates, map layers, dashboards and reports without a release.
The same linear referencing and asset model extends to every linear and site-based network.