CMSI is helping redefine how critical infrastructure is designed, engineered, and manufactured through the use of advanced materials and proprietary technologies.
From Nisku to the world: How advanced materials are redefining critical infrastructure
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When most people think about the future of infrastructure, they picture stronger concrete or better steel.
At CMS Infrastructure (CMSI), the future looks very different.
Headquartered in Nisku, Alberta, CMSI is helping redefine how critical infrastructure is designed, engineered, and manufactured through the use of advanced materials and proprietary technologies. What began with a vision to build innovative bridge systems has evolved into one of North America's leading advanced infrastructure companies, delivering engineered solutions for military, marine, transportation, and water resources projects throughout North America.
Today, approximately 95% of CMSI's business is generated in the United States, with the U.S. military representing the company's largest customer.
The company's journey into the U.S. market began through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), the organization responsible for managing America's extensive network of dams, locks, waterways, and navigation infrastructure. Early collaboration quickly demonstrated that CMSI's expertise extended far beyond traditional construction materials.
"We don't define ourselves by the materials we use," says Lenny Andrichuk, Director of Business Development. "We define ourselves by the problems we solve."
That philosophy has become the foundation of the company's success.
Read the rest of the story as part of Edmonton Global's Trade Heroes series, which highlights Edmonton region companies who have 'EXPORT-itude' — the mindset and commitment to think globally when it comes to their business.
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