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Asset management

Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)Ref: https://www.csir.co.za/what-we-do/mobility-and-logistics/asset-management

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Collected on 21 September 2026

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What this means

This is a CSIR webpage describing its asset-management work within mobility and logistics. It says the CSIR specialises in road, vehicle, bridge, heavy-vehicle compliance, self-regulation and abnormal-load solutions, and lists three CSIR contacts for enquiries.

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Asset management solutions

The CSIR makes available specialised solutions for road asset management, vehicle load control, bridge management, heavy vehicle compliance with performance-based standards, self-regulation for heavy vehicles and abnormal load systems.

Who it is for: Authorities and organisations involved in road, vehicle and bridge management
How to act on it: Contact the CSIR through the listed Research Group Leader, Business Development Manager or Commercialisation Manager to enquire about the solutions.

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We specialise in solutions for road asset management, vehicle load control, bridge management, heavy vehicle compliance with performance-based standards, self-regulation for heavy vehicles, and abnormal load systems.

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Reference

https://www.csir.co.za/what-we-do/mobility-and-logistics/asset-management

Key Takeaways

CSIR asset management solutions
Road asset management
Vehicle load control
Bridge management
Heavy vehicle compliance with performance-based standards
Self-regulation for heavy vehicles
Abnormal load systems
Contacts: Khangwelo Muronga, Yoliswa Kula and Sipho Dikweni
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)
Khangwelo Muronga
Yoliswa Kula
Sipho Dikweni