More than 20 years of experience in the construction industry and a personalized, consultative approach make RedHawk GEO the premier resource for construction solutions in the region.
NORCROSS, GA, March 1, 2018 – Leica Geosystems, the industry leader in measurement and information technologies, today announced that it has partnered with RedHawk GEO Inc., based in Belmont, Calif., to make work easier for construction contractors in Northern California.
Leica Geosystems provides solutions that enable the digital transformation of the construction industry. Contractors across North America and around the world rely on Leica Geosystems’ innovations in machine control, site positioning, digital layout, monitoring, reality capture, documentation and construction management to reduce rework and improve efficiency.
As an authorized Leica Geosystems dealer for construction tools, GNSS, total stations, building construction/BIM and machine control solutions, RedHawk GEO will consult with contractors in Northern California to identify their needs and then apply a unique combination of expertise and technology to resolve bottlenecks, streamline operations and increase productivity. “We’re first and foremost a solutions provider,” says RedHawk GEO President Johan Larsson. “We understand the construction workflow and work collaboratively with our customers to help them improve their operations. We seek to uncover inefficiencies so we can find the best technology to solve bottlenecks, and to assess objectives and challenges before we offer a solution.”
Larsson and his team have more than 20 years of experience serving the construction industry as technology providers and are excited about the benefits Leica Geosystems brings to the market. “Contractors who want to use the latest technology to improve their operations traditionally have had to work with separate dealers for machine control, survey instruments, construction tools, service and other needs. This fragmented approach disrupts communication and leads to frustration,” he said. “Being able to holistically serve the entire construction continuum, from the placement of the first stake to the last panel of glass, with Leica Geosystems’ trusted solutions enables our team to create new efficiencies in the market."
“Larsson and his team have been involved in countless successful technology transformations, and they offer a consultative, value-added approach that sets them apart in the market,” said Magnus Thibblin, segment manager for Leica Geosystems Machine Control in the United States and Canada. “We are pleased to partner with RedHawk GEO and look forward to supporting them as they help Northern California contractors thrive.”
To learn more, call (650) 394-5634, email johan@redhawkgeo.com or visit www.redhawkgeo.com. To explore Leica Geosystems building construction and engineering infrastructure solutions, stop by the Leica Geosystems Solutions Center location at 1447 Rollins Rd., Burlingame, CA 94010.
Leica Geosystems – when it has to be right
Leica Geosystems es la empresa líder en el sector de las tecnologías de medición e información y, como tal, lleva revolucionando el mundo de la medición y de la topografía desde hace casi 200 años. Creamos soluciones completas para profesionales de todo el mundo. Leica Geosystems es una empresa reconocida por sus productos innovadores y el desarrollo de soluciones y los profesionales de un amplia variedad de sectores, como la topografía y la ingeniería, la seguridad y la vigilancia y la construcción y la energía, confían en ella para satisfacer todas sus necesidades geoespaciales. Gracias a sus precisos instrumentos, a sus sofisticados softwares y sus servicios fiables, Leica Geosystems realiza a diario una valiosa contribución al trabajo de todos aquellos que están dando forma al futuro del mundo.
Leica Geosystems forma parte de Hexagon (Nasdaq Stockholm: HEXA B; hexagon.com), un proveedor global líder en soluciones tecnológicas de la información, que incrementan la productividad y la calidad en los sectores geoespaciales e industriales.
