MAWIS portal containing services for professional builders

The MAWIS web portal offers a range of geomatic services as support for investment construction to professional builders, state administration and self-government, utility network administrators and the general public.
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Creation of BIM according to standards using measured 3D data

We create object documentation based on 3D data acquisition from laser scanning, aerial photography or geodetic measurement using modern technologies with output to BIM standards.
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Extensive range of geodesy services

We provide comprehensive geodetic service on line construction (railways, highways and watercourses), from the preparation of buildings through the actual implementation to the monitoring of already realized buildings.
Geodesy services
About company

We are one of the largest geomatic companies in the Czech Republic with a wide portfolio of comprehensive services.

34+
years on the Czech market
2500+
orders
per year
600+
million CZK turnover
140+
peranent employees
We are members of the HRDLIČKA Holding
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2025
We wish you a Merry Christmas and all the best for the New Year 2025.
31st Road Conference through the eyes of HRDLIČKA spol.
For the second time, we presented our services and innovations with GEOSTAR at the prestigious event of the year.
Building D completes the building complex at the company's headquarters
At the beginning of September, Building D was inaugurated, which will house the company cars.
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On 7 April 2022, HRDLIČKA spol. s r.o. presented the MawisPhoto - Beta Version software to us directly in the field on our Buttulova construction site. Subsequently, we had a 3D model of the construction created (georeferenced according to points marked with QR codes) so as to have the below-surface construction condition documented. Therefore we know, even retrospectively, how deep our utilities are laid, whether the basic standards have been adhered to, whether the utility networks intersect, etc. This document we will use as an effective and precise basis for further decision making, for example in case of repairs. We were satisfied with the training as well as with the co-operation and we see the MawisPhoto - Beta Version software solution as an important part of further construction work planning.“

MawisPhoto

Ing. Jan Vlach, IT Expert, Chotěboř Municipal Government

The UtilityReport application will be useful only by for family house builders who, by entering information about their construction project into a web-based form, can receive comments from network administrators for the building authority and thus make the lengthy process of going round all these institutions far easier, or enabling them to save money by not having to hire professional companies.

UtilityReport

Ing. Jiří Fišer, Head of Informatics Department

HRDLIČKA has offered us complex map services since 1996. They handle the geodetic side of our operating documentation, keep the current data sets in the national map series, share information on the location of technical infrastructure with the state authorities (provide data on a particular area for town-planning documentation) and provide other specific map documentation according to our specifications.

Map services

Ing. Václav Čechura, PS Concept and Strategy Specialist

In addition to other services, HRDLIČKA provides geodetic services during the procurement of documentation on power and gas lines for our company and performs inspections of geodetic as-built building documentation, which helps keep the documentation in a consistent form and quality.

Documentation of the actual execution of constructions

Ing. Jiří Sulek, manager, Technical Register and GIS Administration Manager
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