Vision's engineering division combines geotechnical, structural, civil, and software engineering to deliver integrated solutions — from foundation design and structural assessment, through civil works execution, to enterprise BIM and GIS platforms. Our consultants and developers translate field data into working systems that operate over the asset lifecycle.
Services
Foundation Engineering & Design
Classification, density, compaction, CBR, shear strength, consolidation, permeability, and gradation testing.
Civil Works · Roads · Earthworks
Soil chemistry, water-quality analysis, contaminated-land assessments, and environmental compliance reporting.
Land Management
3D laser-scanned tank capacity tables, verticality and ovality verification, and storage-tank API certification support.
Document Management Solutions
Compressive strength, slump,
mix design verification, Marshall stability, asphalt extraction, and core testing.
Remote Sensing & Image Processing
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Structural Assessment
Compressive strength, slump,
mix design verification, Marshall stability, asphalt extraction, and core testing.
GIS Consulting & Roadmap
Ultrasonic testing, radiographic testing, magnetic particle, dye penetrant, and concrete NDT (Schmidt hammer · UPV).
Application Development (Web · Mobile)
Survey instrument calibration, weighing equipment, force/torque, temperature, and dimensional metrology — all ISO 17025.
BIM & 3D Modeling
Classification, density, compaction, CBR, shear strength, consolidation, permeability, and gradation testing.
Managed GIS Services (24x7)
3D laser-scanned tank capacity tables, verticality and ovality verification, and storage-tank API certification support.
Enterprise GIS Integration
Soil chemistry, water-quality analysis, contaminated-land assessments, and environmental compliance reporting.
Geotechnical Engineering Reports
Compressive strength, slump,
mix design verification, Marshall stability, asphalt extraction, and core testing.
Geoinformatics & GIS Solutions
Ultrasonic testing, radiographic testing, magnetic particle, dye penetrant, and concrete NDT (Schmidt hammer · UPV).
Spatial Data Conversion
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Smart Governance Enablement
Compressive strength, slump,
mix design verification, Marshall stability, asphalt extraction, and core testing.
Cartography & Map Production
Survey instrument calibration, weighing equipment, force/torque, temperature, and dimensional metrology — all ISO 17025.
GIS Consulting & Roadmap
Ultrasonic testing, radiographic testing, magnetic particle, dye penetrant, and concrete NDT (Schmidt hammer · UPV).
Foundation Design
Foundation design involves determining the type and dimensions of a foundation that will safely support a building or structure. The design must consider factors such as:
- Soil Conditions: The type, strength, and stability of the soil at the construction site.
- Building Load: The weight of the building or structure that the foundation will support.
- Environmental Conditions: Such as earthquakes, floods, or other natural forces.
Soil Improvement Techniques
Soil improvement techniques are used to enhance the engineering properties of the soil, making it more suitable for construction. Techniques include:
- Compaction: Increasing the density of the soil to improve load-bearing capacity.
- Grouting: Injecting a fluid-like material into the soil to improve its strength or reduce permeability.
- Soil Mixing: Combining soil with cementitious materials to increase strength.
- Geosynthetics: Using materials like geotextiles to improve soil stability.
Types of Foundations
- Shallow Foundations: Spread footings, mat foundations, and slab-on-grade foundations.
- Deep Foundations: Pile foundations and drilled shafts, which are used when the soil near the surface is not suitable for bearing the load.
- Downhole Seismic Test
- Cross Hole Seismic Test
- Plate Load Test
Importance
Proper foundation design and soil improvement are crucial for the stability, safety, and durability of a structure. Poor foundation design or inadequate soil improvement can lead to settlement, cracking, or even structural failure.