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Structural Engineering & Infrastructure Asset Management

Pacific Skyline helps public agencies understand, assess, organize, and manage transportation and infrastructure assets through engineering expertise, practical asset-management methods, and data-driven tools.

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Engineering insight for better infrastructure decisions.

Pacific Skyline is an engineering-led infrastructure consultancy focused on helping public agencies make better use of the information they have — and identify what they still need — to manage infrastructure throughout its service life.

Our approach combines structural engineering perspective with practical asset-management methods, condition information, and organized data workflows to support maintenance, rehabilitation, and capital-planning decisions.

Engineering insight for better infrastructure decisions.

Pacific Skyline is an engineering-led infrastructure consultancy focused on helping public agencies make better use of the information they have — and identify what they still need — to manage infrastructure throughout its service life.

Our approach combines structural engineering perspective with practical asset-management methods, condition information, and organized data workflows to support maintenance, rehabilitation, and capital-planning decisions.


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What We Do

Structural Engineering & Condition Assessment

We support infrastructure owners with structural engineering perspective, condition assessment, asset evaluation, rehabilitation planning, and specialized engineering needs. The objective is to translate available records and observed condition into clear, supportable next steps.

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Infrastructure Asset Management

We help agencies organize asset inventories, condition and risk information, maintenance needs, and planning inputs so priorities can be established more consistently and transparently. Our workflows are intended to support — not replace — owner and professional judgment.

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Asset Data & Technology

We help agencies bring infrastructure records, inspection findings, condition data, and other asset information into practical, organized systems. We identify gaps, improve consistency, and develop repeatable workflows that make data more useful for engineering, maintenance, and capital planning.

Engineering experience behind the work

Pacific Skyline’s approach to infrastructure asset management is grounded in structural engineering and transportation-infrastructure experience. Asset decisions depend on more than databases — they require context about condition, performance, rehabilitation, constructability, risk, and the limits of available information.

We bring that engineering perspective together with practical data and technology workflows to help agencies make infrastructure information easier to use and decisions easier to support.

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Engineering Leadership

Mike VanDuyn, PE, SE

Mike Van Duyn, PE, SE

Mike Van Duyn, PE, SE, is Pacific Skyline’s Principal Structural Engineer and engineering lead. He is a California-licensed Professional Engineer and Structural Engineer with more than 20 years of experience in bridge and transportation infrastructure.

His background spans structural analysis and design, seismic evaluation, load rating, existing-structure assessment, rehabilitation, and lifecycle planning across highway, railroad, transit, and high-speed-rail systems. His infrastructure asset-management and lifecycle-planning experience includes asset inventories and records, inspection and condition data, condition-based evaluation, long-range rehabilitation and maintenance planning, and capital-prioritization support.

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If your agency is organizing asset information, evaluating infrastructure condition, planning maintenance or rehabilitation, or developing an asset-management program, we'd be glad to discuss where Pacific Skyline may be able to help.
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