Brice is excited to announce our new service line—Unmanned Aircraft Systems High Resolution Aerial Imaging, or UAS Orthoimagery (commonly known as drone imagery). Here at Brice, we have spent the last 16 months investing in and testing the use of drones at many of our remotely located construction and environmental projects. Our conclusion: UAS Orthoimagery is an investment that promises to raise the bar on project quality and cost effectiveness for our customers.
Jamie Oakley, President of Brice Engineering shared a few words:
“With drone technology in our toolbox, our field personnel can reacquire historical features within centimeters vs. tens of feet. This is significant. Our clients can now have even greater confidence in our work; meaning, when we’re on the job, data gaps and other project risks associated with re-locating historical features, such as safety, are either eliminated or significantly reduced. Not only that, deliverables will be of much higher quality but at equal or reduced project costs.
UAS orthoimagery not only complements and enhances our mission to deliver superior quality for our customers, it offers the chance to transform, even revolutionize traditional surveying and photogrammetric data acquisition techniques. In an industry with little room to differentiate yourself, that’s an exciting proposition, and an adventure we’re really looking forward to here at Brice.”
You can read more about our UAS services here.
As an ANC 8(a) firm, Brice is eligible to receive sole source contracts regardless of dollar size, with no upper limit, compared with traditional 8(a) enterprises which are held to a sole source contract limit of $4 million.