Urban Topo
Topography, buried-utility detection and drone surveying services for public and private project stakeholders in Corsica
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About Urban Topo
URBAN TOPO provides topographic surveys, mapping, construction layout, as-built plans, buried-utility detection and georeferencing. It also uses drones for aerial surveys, photogrammetry and construction monitoring.
The company serves public and private stakeholders involved in land development, construction and infrastructure projects. Its services cover work from preliminary surveys through final checks of construction layouts.
URBAN TOPO is based in Ajaccio, France, and was founded in 2020.
Product: Topographic surveys, buried-utility detection, georeferencing, mapping and drone-based surveying services.
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