We present a technology for integrating Bragg gratings with single mode polymer waveguides fabricated in the EpoCore/EpoClad material system. The gratings were inscribed in a photosensitive polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) coating using a phase mask and then transferred in the lower cladding layer using reactive ion etching maintaining compatibility with standard waveguide fabrication technologies. Subsequently, the waveguide core was patterned on top using laser direct-write lithography of a spin-coated polymer layer. When exciting the waveguides with a broadband spectrum around 1550 nm, 2 reflection peaks around 1580 nm were found corresponding to the fundamental TE and TM mode in the polymer waveguide. Eventually, this technology will be used for structural health monitoring in concrete constructions or composite materials.