Berkeley Springs Instruments, LLC (BSI)

Headquarters

Frostburg, MD

UEI

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CAGE

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For more than 35 years, Berkeley Springs Instruments has built its identity around translating laboratory-grade ultrasound into rugged equipment for real-world industrial inspections. Founded through work that began in 1980, the Frostburg, Maryland, company is best known for pioneering remotely controlled robotics that inspect aboveground storage tanks while they remain in service. BSI now supports infrastructure operators with corrosion monitoring and non-destructive testing services.

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