One subsurface database, standardized across every agency
Districts, offices, consultants, and legacy formats all feed into the same system today. BoreDM gives DOTs and other government agencies a single, standardized database, while keeping data ownership, security, and procurement requirements intact.
Why agencies standardize on BoreDM
One standard, many consultants
Consultants submit data in a consistent format, regardless of what software they use in-house.
Data the agency owns
Subsurface data lives in the agency's own BoreDM environment, not scattered across consultant files and email attachments.
Security and compliance
SOC 2 Type II compliant, meeting the security and procurement requirements state agencies operate under.
Legacy archives included
Decades of paper and PDF logs, plus existing gINT libraries, migrate into the same standardized database.
Built around how agencies actually work
- Districts and consultants submit boring logs, lab data, and CPT data into one database.
- Role-based permissions control who can submit, edit, and approve data.
- Field crews collect data on mobile devices, offline, in areas with no signal.
- Historical logs and gINT archives migrate in through a managed migration service.
Easy to buy, built to support you
More than 20 states and municipalities have already selected BoreDM. We know government procurement and can work within your process.
- Buy through SHI or Insight: purchase BoreDM through resellers your agency may already use.
- Government pricing: packages built for agencies, with enhanced support included.
See how BoreDM fits your agency's workflow
Book a walkthrough with our team and bring your procurement and security questions.