UK land, building, utility and rail survey and asset monitoring provider
Survey Solutions is a London-based survey and asset-monitoring firm whose stack reveals an in-house software arm: .NET/C# and PostgreSQL backends, Vue/React/Nuxt frontends, and mapping libraries like OpenLayers, MapLibre and Three.js for spatial and 3D data delivery. Hiring is accelerating and engineering-led, while finance roles and repeated pain points around acquisition integration and multi-entity controls point to a buy-and-build growth model.
Notable leadership hires: Director
Survey Solutions provides land, measured building, underground utility and hydrographic surveys, plus laser scanning, BIM modelling, drone work and structural and rail monitoring. Its clients include principal contractors, civil engineers, architects, infrastructure owners and rail operators across the UK. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in London, the privately held company employs 201–500 people across a national network of 16 offices. Field work runs on AutoCAD, Leica and CCTV drainage equipment, supported by cloud infrastructure on AWS and Azure.
Survey Solutions uses AutoCAD and Leica for survey work, plus a software stack of .NET, C#, PostgreSQL, Supabase, Vue, React, Nuxt, Next.js, Docker, AWS, Azure and mapping tools like OpenLayers, MapLibre and Mapbox.
Yes. Engineering dominates current hiring, which is accelerating, with additional openings in finance, utility surveying, land surveying and operations, all based in the United Kingdom.
Survey Solutions is headquartered in London, England, and operates 16 offices across the UK, from Glasgow to the South West.
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