Accreditation
iRAP accreditation helps ensure that iRAP assessments are performed to the same consistently high level of quality worldwide. Practitioners that are accredited can become part of a market of suppliers that are able to bid competitively to provide iRAP-specification services.
There are four categories of iRAP accreditation:
– Activity accreditation is for individual practitioners who perform iRAP assessment activities.
– Inspection system accreditation is for equipment and software used to perform iRAP surveys and road attribute coding.
– AiRAP attribute accreditation is for data suppliers capable of automatically producing road attribute data for use in iRAP assessments.
– AiRAP enabled inspection system accreditation, is for equipment and software that meets requirements for inspection system accreditation and AiRAP attribute accreditation.

Benefits of iRAP accreditation
- Formal acknowledgement that a practitioner can perform iRAP-specification activities.
- Formal acknowledgement that an inspection system is capable of being used to perform iRAP specifications.
- Listing on the iRAP website as an accredited supplier. This listing is used regularly by organisations procuring iRAP-specification services, such as the World Bank.
- Join a community that is guided by the iRAP Accreditation Code of Conduct.
- License to use the iRAP Accredited logo.
Activity Accreditation
Four types of activity accreditation are available to individual practitioners:
- Road survey (described in the iRAP Survey Manual).
- Road Attribute Coding (described in the iRAP Coding Manual).
- Analysis and Reporting (described in the iRAP Star Rating and Investment Plan Manual).
- SR4S Quality Review (only by invitation)
Practitioners that hold activity accreditation have completed training and successfully completed a test and have demonstrated experience. They have also signed the iRAP Accredited Supplier Code of Conduct. Activity accreditation is renewed annually based on demonstrated experience and may include refresher training and consideration of client feedback. Practitioners may hold one or more category of accreditation at a time.
The process activity accreditation is shown in the graphic below.

Accredited suppliers
Click on the supplier name to contact them directly. I = Interim accreditation F= Full accreditation
Accreditation of inspection systems
An accredited inspection system is capable of being used in the performance of survey activities described in iRAP Survey Manual and road attribute coding activities described in the iRAP Coding Manual.
The requirements for system accreditation are described in the iRAP Inspection System Accreditation Specification.
The process for accreditation of an inspection system is shown in the graphic below.

Accredited inspection systems
Inspection system | Class | Supplier | Headquarters | Accredited since date | Expiry date | Download brochure |
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SABS | A | AFRY CZ www.afry.cz | Czech Republic | September 2012 | January 2023 | Click here for more information |
CAMSS | B | AMSS CMV www.amss-cmv.co.rs | Serbia | June 2010 | July 2022 | Click here for more information |
AMZS RDVS | B | AMZS www.amzs.si | Slovenia | November 2012 | July 2022 | Click here for more information |
Roadviewer | C | Anditi / TomTom www.anditi.com | Australia | September 2021 | January 2024 | Click here for more information |
Hawkeye 2000 and Hawkeye 1000 | B | ARRB Systems arrbsystems.com | Australia | January 2013 | September 2024 | Click here for more information |
Omni 7 | B | Comtacti www.comtacti.com.br | Brazil | August 2018 | August 2021 | |
ROMDAS | B | DCL www.romdas.com | New Zealand | January 2017 | March 2023 | Click here for more information |
DynaRAP | C | Dynatest www.dynatest.com.br | Brazil | September 2020 | September 2023 | Click here for more information |
STARS | B | FAPEU / Labtrans www.fapeu.org.br and www.labtrans.ufsc.br | Brazil | March 2021 | March 2024 | Click here for more information |
FPZ | B | FPZ/CPL www.fpz.hr | Croatia | January 2010 | May 2022 | Click here for more information |
Mobile Video Mapping | B | Geovista Technologies www.geovista.in | India | December 2020 | December 2023 | Click here for more information |
NCTech | A | NCTech www.nctechimaging.com | United Kingdom | March 2020 | March 2023 | Click here for more information |
LVC-Vídeorregistro | B | Pavesys www.pavesys.com.br | Brazil | August 2016 | February 2023 | Click here for more information |
ProjeRAP | B | Projevias | Brazil | December 2021 | December 2024 | Click here for more information |
Angel | B | Servicios Mexicanos de Ingeniería Civil, S.A de C.V. | Mexico | May 2010 | June 2022 | Click here for more information |
Strata | A | Strata www.strata.com.br | Brazil | March 2020 | March 2023 | Click here for more information |
AMAC | B | Vectra Esteio Rodovias www.vectra-esteio.com.br | Brazil | June 2020 | June 2023 | Click here for more information |
AiRAP attribute accreditation
AiRAP attribute accreditation is for the conversion (using AI or machine learning methods) of source data into iRAP attributes. It is compulsory for AiRAP attributes to be accredited before use in local and regional KPI reporting and iRAP assessments, unless the data is collected in a project is designated as a ‘pilot’ (and in which accreditation will be attained as part of the pilot project). For more information about the AiRAP attribute accreditation process, see the document titled, AiRAP Attribute Accreditation Process.
AiRAP -enabled inspection systems
AiRAP-enabled inspection systems meet requirements for inspection system accreditation and AiRAP attribute accreditation. They must be capable of automatically integrating AiRAP attribute data into the inspection system.
Accredited AiRAP data suppliers
Accredited AiRAP data suppliers will be listed here shortly. Each supplier is capable of being producing data for the attributes and regions listed in accordance with the iRAP Coding Manual.
Apply for accreditation
To apply for iRAP activity or inspection system accreditation, please complete the standard application form.
The time required to achieve accreditation varies. The process may take months if extensive training or development work is required, or just a couple of weeks for experienced practitioners and well-developed systems.
Fees
Type | Country | Fee (USD) | Renewal period | Renewal fee (USD) |
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Individual practitioners * | High income | 200 | 1 year | 200 |
Individual practitioners * | Not high income | 100 | 1 year | 100 |
Inspection system (survey and coding) | All | 8,750 | 3 years | 4,375 |
AiRAP ≤10 / >10 attributes | All | 9,600 / 14,400 | 3 years | 4,800 / 7,200 |
AiRAP-enabled inspection system ≤10 / >10 attributes | All | 13,550 / 15,950 | 3 years | 6,775 / 7,975 |
* A practitioner will pay a maximum of USD 200 (or USD 100), regardless of the number of types of accreditation they hold.
For more information
For more information about training, please contact Franco Azzato, iRAP Training and Accreditation Coordination, [email protected].