There are three material choices traditionally used for infrastructure projects: concrete, steel and wood. These options can quickly fall into disrepair, even when used correctly - ultimately impacting the financial resources of municipal, industrial and/or commercial stakeholders. It's essential to select materials that can achieve safety and performance objectives while also creating an architecturally beautiful and long-lasting addition to the infrastructure system. 

Fiber-Reinforced Polymer (FRP) is a durable and cost-effective solution, offering a range of benefits over traditional building materials, including: 

• Long-lasting durability
• Corrosion resistance to water and chemicals
  
• Lower lifetime cost
• Ease and speed of installation
• Design flexibility