Founded in 1977, Radiodetection is a globally recognized company known for helping utility professionals manage underground infrastructure safely. Its equipment and digital solutions help customers locate buried utilities, with operations spanning more than 60 countries. Radiodetection is part of SPX Technologies and has expanded its capabilities through brands including Schonstedt and Sensors & Software.
Schonstedt Instrument CompanySince 1953, Schonstedt Instrument Company has designed and manufactured underground locating instruments, including magnetic locators for buried iron objects and pipe-and-cable locators for tracing utilities. Based in Kearneysville, West Virginia, the company has shipped more than 400,000 locators worldwide and joined Radiodetection and SPX Technologies in 2018. Its instruments have also supported humanitarian demining efforts through the Schonstedt Humanitarian Demining Initiative.KEARNEYSVILLE, WV
Prime HorizontalFounded in 1998 by four engineers, Prime Horizontal provides horizontal directional drilling guidance, downhole tooling and post-installation pipeline mapping. The company pioneered HDD underground intersects and developed its ParaTrack guidance work with Vector Magnetics, while its international team now supports projects from offices across the UK, the Netherlands, America and Australia. Prime Horizontal has grown to more than 55 employees and reports 475 years of collective field HDD experience.WHITE PLAINS, NY
RedZone RoboticsFounded in 1987, RedZone Robotics develops autonomous robotic technology and provides inspection and data-management services for wastewater and underground infrastructure. The company began focusing exclusively on wastewater in 2003 and says it develops its inspection platforms and software in-house, serving utilities and municipalities from its Pittsburgh-area headquarters and international offices.WARRENDALE, PA
MeggerFor more than 130 years, Megger has built its identity around electrical safety, beginning with Sydney Evershed’s invention of the first insulation tester—the “Megger”—and later the AVO Meter. Today, the company’s 1,950-plus professionals support utilities and industrial customers worldwide with testing and monitoring that help protect critical energy and water infrastructure.NORRISTOWN, PA