Our Story
Miceli Infrastructure Consulting, LLC (MIC), founded in 2010, is recognized as the authority on technology transfer of sensing methods to the bridge infrastructure industry. Coining the phrase "parallel technology transfer", we bring cost effective and vetted structural health monitoring (SHM), nondestructive testing (NDT), and repair technology solutions to infrastructure owners which are affordable, proven in other infrastructure industries, realistic, results-focused and provide actionable and useful information for bridge management decisions.
MIC advocates a progressive diagnostics approach to all projects - urging owners to use the right technology at the right time to make the most of transportation funding. MIC’s mission is to bridge the gap between owners and technology providers to help make our world safer and our transportation system more efficient.
The experts in the MIC network have worked on the premier engineering and NDT challenges in the world. MIC brings together the industry experts from universities, engineering firms, designer firms, and sensor technology manufacturers. MIC is a certified SBE, WBE, WOSB, and DBE in scientific and technical consulting.
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We have Key Contacts within:
· Department of Homeland Security
· State DOTs across the U.S.
· AAR and Rail Asset Owners
· FHWA
· USACE
· Oil & Gas Sector
· Nuclear Sector
· Power Generation Sector
· Shipping Sector
· Aerospace Sector
· Private and public engineering firms
· International infrastructure agencies
· Construction Firms
· Prestigious Universities Worldwide
· Manufacturers and Service Providers
· Key media outlets
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The MIC expert Network tackles preservation challenges such as:
· Fatigue and Fracture
· Scour
· Corrosion
· Spalling
· Delamination
· Load Posting
· Impact Damage
· Bearing Problems
· Thermal Loading Issues
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MIC is a certified WBE (WBENC), SBE, WOSB, and DBE
Let Us Help
Doing More with Less
Owners, overburdened with trying to do more with less, don’t have the resources to allocate manpower to researching and vetting technologies. Worse yet, some technologies and service providers fail to deliver meaningful data leaving owners with the impression that sensors and monitoring are a waste of valuable funds. However, data shows that using the right technology at the right time leads to better asset management and more cost-effective decision-making. We are here to help.
Vetted Experts & Technologies
MIC will work with you to assess your needs and pull together the most effective technologies and experts to help you meet your end goals. Let us introduce you to vetted experts and technologies which have decades of experience in providing tailored, cost effective solutions for infrastructure owners. MIC recommends proven technologies on projects but also keeps abreast of emerging technology developments that can lead to more efficient management decisions and ultimately save owners money.
Worldwide Experience
MIC engineers have been contracted to work on projects from the George Washington Bridge to the Empire State Building, from various MLB ballparks to DOD projects, as well as applied research projects worldwide.
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Solutions Include:
- Advanced Sensors
- NDT Technologies
- Lifetime Monitoring
- Construction Monitoring
- Structural Health Monitoring
- Structural Response Monitoring
- Finite Element Modeling
- Retrofit and Repair Testing
- Life Extension
- Metallurgical Forensics
- Failure Analysis
- Materials Testing
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Find out more about our President and Founder
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Marybeth Miceli is the Executive Director of the Nondestructive Testing Management Association (NDTMA). She is also the President and founder of Miceli Infrastructure Consulting, a company she founded in 2010 to help owners and emerging Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) and Nondestructive Testing (NDT) technology providers work together to solve some of the biggest challenges in civil infrastructure. Ms. Miceli is additionally the Co-Founder of the We-NDT Marketing Network, a business & marketing consulting firm which specializes in the NDT space and which also publishes NDTnow.com.
Ms. Miceli has 30 years of experience in Nondestructive Testing and Structural Health Monitoring. She is a Chartered Engineer by British Institute of NDT and a Materials Science Engineer with degrees from Johns Hopkins and Virginia Tech. She has extensive experience in technology commercialization, NDE research, failure analysis, NDT & SHM field assessments, & quality assurance. She’s worked on projects such as fatigue analysis of the George Washington Bridge, the NY Mets baseball stadium transportation planning and interagency coordination, and condition assessment of the Empire State Building antenna as well as various bridges around the world. Miceli is on the ASTM E.07.10 committee, and the National Academy of Sciences Field Testing of Bridges Committee. She also serves on the ASNT Advocacy Committee, the Foundation Board of Trustees, has served on the Board of Directors for 6 of the last 15 years, chaired the Infrastructure Committee for 5 years, and created Women in NDT group on LinkedIn as well as many of the Women in NDT initiatives at ASNT. She is a consultant for the Federal Highway Administration’s NDE lab and has consulted with the US Department of Homeland Security on infrastructure integrity. Miceli actively works on NDT legislative affairs, industry promotion, and workforce development programs within her various roles in the industry.
Ms. Miceli is a Chartered Engineer and Member of BINDT, an invited member of ISHMII, currently serving on the ASTM E07.10 committee and the editorial board of the Journal for Civil Engineering. Ms. Miceli obtained her M.S. from Virginia Tech her B.S. from The Johns Hopkins University.
Ms. Miceli has appeared on Amazon's Jobs of Tomorrow, Modern Marvels (History Channel), Fox News, Fox’s Morning Show with Mike and Juliet, WNBC, ABC.com, CBS-KDKA, as well as in USA Today, CNN Money, and the Wall Street Journal, amongst others. Ms. Miceli is a social media pioneer in the NDT field and created, produced, and launched the social media-based NDT awareness campaign #whyiNDT on various platforms as well as the Flaw Photo Friday trend on LinkedIn.
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