Dynamic Infrastructure and The Advocacy Partners Team Up for AI-Driven Bridge Maintenance in Florida

Jul 27, 2025
Dynamic Infrastructure has partnered with The Advocacy Partners to enhance AI-driven bridge maintenance across Florida, focusing on improving infrastructure resilience and efficiency.

Dynamic Infrastructure has announced a strategic partnership with The Advocacy Partners to accelerate the adoption of its AI-powered Engineering platform for bridge maintenance across Florida, announced in a press release. This collaboration aims to address the maintenance needs of over 13,000 bridges in the state, including 364 classified as structurally deficient.

The partnership will leverage The Advocacy Partners' extensive legislative and executive experience to promote the use of Dynamic Infrastructure's cloud platform. This platform processes decades of visual and textual data to provide actionable insights into infrastructure health and predict defects years in advance. The initiative is part of Florida's broader efforts to enhance infrastructure resilience and optimize maintenance budgets.

Saar Dickman, CEO of Dynamic Infrastructure, emphasized the importance of this partnership in providing district engineers with AI tools to maximize maintenance efficiency and safety. Slater Bayliss, Co-Founder of The Advocacy Partners, highlighted the timely introduction of this technology as lawmakers focus on resilience and taxpayer value.

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