Road concessionaires

Maintain visibility between contractual pavement surveys.

The network continues to change between formal survey cycles.

Inspech enables pavement and inspection teams to perform more frequent visual condition assessments using compatible road imagery, AI-assisted recommendations and inspector validation. The result is a consistent, traceable and up-to-date visual record of developing road condition.

A15 concession motorway in the Netherlands
Approved project environmentA-Lanes A15 · DBFM
Inspection workspaceValidated road evidence
Inspech inspection platform interface
Long-term network responsibilityContractual performanceMaintenance obligationsDefensible evidence

The concession operating context

Long-term responsibility requires a current view of visible change.

A road concession combines network availability, contractual performance, maintenance responsibility and financial discipline. Formal engineering surveys provide essential information about pavement performance.

The operational challenge is maintaining sufficient visibility between those surveys, while inspection teams process growing volumes of road imagery and evidence.

More current evidence supports professional decisions. It does not automate them.
Operating realityOne network.
Multiple obligations.
01AvailabilityKeep the network operational
02PerformanceMeet contractual requirements
03MaintenancePlan informed interventions
04EvidenceReport with traceable records

Operational outcomes

More current evidence across the concession network.

Practical support for contractual, engineering and maintenance workflows—without overstating what visual assessment can determine.

01

Maintain more frequent visibility

Keep a current visual view across the network between formal survey cycles.

02

Focus engineering attention

Identify developing surface deterioration and locations that may require closer investigation.

03

Strengthen contractual reporting

Support reporting with validated, georeferenced imagery and traceable inspection evidence.

04

Support maintenance timing

Bring more current visual information into maintenance planning and prioritisation.

Across inspection cycles

Build a traceable history of how the network has changed.

Across repeated inspections, imagery, validated findings and contextual information create a growing history of visible network change.

This strengthens Road Condition Intelligence and supports engineering investigation, maintenance planning, compliance and stakeholder reporting across the concession lifecycle.

Every validated cycle adds context to the next.
01Cycle 01

Baseline

Validated imagery

02Cycle 02

Compare

Visible change

03Cycle 03

Understand

Network context

04Cycle 04

Support

Engineering confidence

Customer evidenceConcession / DBFM · The Netherlands
A-Lanes A15 motorway
37 km motorway · annual inspection workflow

A-Lanes A15

Consistent contractual inspection with a project lead-time reduction of more than half.

A-Lanes A15 has to demonstrate that contractual requirements are met and produce an annual asphalt repair plan. Visual inspection is therefore crucial, with damage recorded according to the applicable Rijkswaterstaat method.

The combination of HD imagery and surface assessment with Inspech provides a repeatable inspection record and made it possible to complete the project later in the year while keeping results available for maintenance planning.

>50%reported reduction in project lead time
37 kmmotorway within the DBFM project environment
Read the A-Lanes A15 story

Reported results reflect this specific customer and project context and should not be interpreted as guaranteed outcomes.

Operational validation

Evaluate Inspech within your concession workflow.

Use a representative route, existing inspection standards and professional inspectors. Agree success criteria before the evaluation begins: workflow fit, processing effort, consistency, outputs and potential recurring cadence.

01Scope
02Configure
03Inspect
04Evaluate
05Decide

Start with a defined operational question.Determine whether Inspech fits your standards, systems, imagery and inspection responsibilities.

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