Bridging innovation and integrity for nearly 50 years

We’ve built an enduring reputation for using technology and data to bring transparency, integrity and efficiency to everyone we serve.

Treating People Right

Our mission is to set the standard for how a company should treat people - including employees - and then continue to raise the bar. We celebrate diversity, creativity and individuality. At Infotech, difference is not only accepted, it is welcomed and celebrated. We believe in investing in people and pride ourselves on building long-lasting, authentic relationships and treating people right. Or TPR, as we like to call it.

Every day our people help us bridge innovation and integrity by developing cutting-edge digital solutions for the infrastructure construction industry. Our products are used across the United States to make job sites more efficient and automated with digital delivery solutions.

OUR CULTURE
Two university professors founded this company while working out of a garage to build something innovative and inclusive. Four decades later, we’re still working hard to grow in a way that keeps people and relationships at the forefront of progress - we just have nicer offices.
As our founders taught us - treat people right, the rest will follow.
OUR COMMUNITY
We are committed to giving back to the communities in which we live and work.
PEOPLE FIRST
We believe work is a part of life, not the opposite. Our benefits and initiatives allow you to prioritize the things most important to you.

Our history


There are endless milestones that define who Infotech is today. And that’s not even the best part. Because this timeline isn’t just meant to show our history - it’s meant to show opportunity.

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Before It All Began

1976

Dr. Jim McClave works out of his garage as a legal consultant when he’s not teaching at the University of Florida. Meanwhile, at the University of Missouri, Dr. Tom Rothrock completes his Ph.D. thesis on the statistical analysis of sealed bid markets that would form the basis of our early techniques for detecting bid rigging.