BridgeStation Service - System Specification and Requirements

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Service Summary

BridgeStation Web Edition is web-based bridge management system (BMS) owned by the London Bridges Engineering Group (LoBEG). The BMS and its associated support service are supplied by FSW IT Solutions Limited, who has exclusive rights to develop, maintain and market the system.

To deliver the solution FSW maintains a database server and a file server. Each new installation of BridgeStation gets its own unique database. FSW publish a website to the internet where users can access the application.

 
Site Information
URL:https://www.bridgestation.co.uk/[client-name]
System Email Notifications:[email protected]
Support Email Notifications:
Enquiry Email Notifications:      [email protected]
[email protected]
  
Format
Type:RDMS
Database Name:BridgeStation_Client Name
RDBMS Type:MS SQL
  
Physical Location
Hosting type:Cloud-based
Name of cloud supplier:
NaviSite Europe Ltd
Physical location of cloud servers:
Goldsworth Park Trading Estate
Kestrel Way
Woking
GU21 3BA 
  
System Requirements
BridgeStation isn’t software you need to install.
Instead, it runs on the browser you normally use to access web pages on the internet.
Supported Browsers:For best results we recommend you use the latest version (but not a beta version) of your browser. We support:
• Microsoft Edge (PC)
• Safari (Mac)
• Google Chrome (PC and Mac)
• Opera (PC and Mac)
Mobile Browsers:BridgeStation has not been optimised for mobile browsers, however generally BridgeStation will work on most devices and you’ll get best results with the default browser for your device:
• All iOS devices(iPhone, iPad) - any browser
• All Android devices - any browser
Mobile Inspection Application:The BridgeStation Mobile application allows you to inspect your structures on a mobile device. Recommended operating systems:
• Android 10.0 and newer 
• iOS 17.0 and newer 
Older versions may still be supported but these are not recommended.
More Info: here
Activating JavaScript:If you haven’t changed your browser’s default settings it’s unlikely you’ll need to do this.
You may need to adjust your browser settings to enable JavaScript. However this is normally enabled by default.
Screen Resolution:Super VGA (1024x768 resolution) or higher with colour quality of at least 256 colours
 
 
 
Article ID: 87, , Modified: 3/14/2025 at 10:07 AM

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