PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1771640
PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1771640
The U.S. integrated bridge systems market size was estimated at USD 1,091.8 million in 2024 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 3.4% from 2025 to 2030.The urgent push to modernize aging U.S. infrastructure while enhancing seismic resilience and multimodal capabilities is significantly propelling the growth of the Integrated Bridge Systems (IBS) market. A standout instance is the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program between Washington and Oregon, which began in 2022 and focuses on replacing the 100-year-old Columbia River crossing. This project leverages IBS technologies for real-time structural health monitoring, automated traffic management, and seismic event response, establishing a benchmark for smart infrastructure.
Notably, the incorporation of 3D modeling and sensor networks to build a digital twin of the bridge has set a precedent for predictive maintenance and disaster resilience, aligning with national modernization goals. Simultaneously, the Federal Highway Administration's Accelerated Bridge Construction (ABC) initiative is utilizing IBS frameworks to cut construction time by up to 40%, while enhancing durability, further boosting IBS adoption. These initiatives align with the U.S. Department of Transportation's goals to reduce lifecycle costs and improve multimodal mobility, reinforcing IBS as a strategic infrastructure component.
The U.S. IBS market is witnessing rapid transformation due to the integration of AI and autonomous navigation technologies, significantly driving market expansion. The U.S. Navy's PMS 443 program, launched in 2021, exemplifies this shift by deploying AI-enhanced IBS on surface ships. These systems utilize machine learning to process radar, AIS, and environmental data, enabling automated collision avoidance and route optimization. This directly addresses safety concerns raised in the Navy's 2017 incident review and enhances operational efficiency. In parallel, the civilian maritime sector is also embracing this trend. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), in collaboration with the U.S. Coast Guard, successfully piloted AI-driven IBS on ferries in Puget Sound in 2023, resulting in a 27% reduction in near-miss incidents. These advancements in decision support and automation are boosting demand for next-gen IBS in both defense and commercial applications.
The rise in cyber threats targeting maritime infrastructure has intensified the demand for secure IBS architectures, thereby boosting market growth. The 2025 National Maritime Cybersecurity Plan, jointly released by the DHS and DoD, mandates penetration testing and quantum-resistant encryption for all IBS installed on U.S.-flagged vessels and federally owned bridges. As a result, solutions like the Kongsberg K-Bridge Secure platform are gaining traction for their "zero trust" architecture and secure data isolation features. Notably, a 2023 live cybersecurity exercise by the U.S. Coast Guard demonstrated that AI-enabled IBS could detect and neutralize AIS spoofing attempts within seconds, validating the system's resilience. These cybersecurity mandates are increasing procurement of advanced, secure IBS platforms, particularly in mission-critical and defense applications.
Sustainability imperatives are driving innovation in IBS lifecycle management, with federal mandates pushing for energy efficiency and carbon reduction. In line with Executive Order 14057, the FHWA's 2024 IBS Lifecycle Management Guidelines now require energy tracking and predictive maintenance modules in federally funded projects. A notable case is the Ohio River Bridges Project, which achieved a 15% reduction in carbon footprint through AI-optimized IBS for lighting and de-icing operations. In maritime applications, the Port of Los Angeles collaborated with the DOE in 2023 to deploy IBS with shore power integration, resulting in 32 tons of CO2 emission reduction per vessel annually. In addition, the Navy's PMS 443 program is leading efforts to incorporate recyclable materials into IBS components, with projections showing a 40% decrease in electronic waste by 2026. These sustainability measures are strengthening the business case for IBS, especially among federal and environmentally conscious stakeholders.
U.S. Integrated Bridge Systems Market Report Segmentation
This report forecasts revenue growth and provides an analysis of the latest industry trends in each of the sub-segments from 2018 to 2030. For this study, Grand View Research has segmented the U.S. integrated bridge systems market report based on component, subsystem, and platform.