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Request a pilot
Best when you have a buried asset in mind and can share location, structure type, and timing. The form keeps the details in one place for our team.
Contact
Let's talk about your site.
For pilots, product questions, and partnership conversations, pick the path that fits. We read every message and follow up with a concrete next step when a site might be a fit.
How to reach us
Start with the pilot form when you are scoping a placement. Use email when you want a lighter first touch.
Email the team
Good for a quick question, press, or a conversation before you are ready to scope a site. Send a short note and we will reply from the same inbox that handles pilot requests.
What helps in a first note
You do not need a full specification. A few lines on the asset and ground conditions are enough for us to point you to the right product page or pilot questions.
Pilot requests usually get a first response within a few business days with follow-up questions or a suggested call.
- Asset type (pole foundation, chamber, footing, other buried RC)
- Location and ground conditions you are worried about
- Whether you are an owner, designer, or contractor
- Timeline or procurement stage, if you know it
Who we work with
Year 1 focus is Finnish buried infrastructure and partners in the Nordics working on aggressive ground around reinforced concrete.
Network and asset owners
Electricity distribution, transport, and municipal teams managing buried reinforced concrete in aggressive soils.
Designers and consultants
Civil and geotechnical engineers scoping durability, bedding, or backfill around foundations and chambers.
Contractors
Foundation and civil crews who place backfill and want a clear method around the buried element.
Explore before you write
SubLay C placement, validation status, and pilot expectations are on the product page. The blog has field notes from the team.
Pilot data and comments are handled under our privacy notice.