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Infrastructure Management

Weston & Sampson offers innovative solutions for managing valuable infrastructure with a wide range of services - from initial system component assessment and inventory to long term inspection and maintenance programs.

 

We have assisted communities with infrastructure management projects that vary from small systems with few components, to large urban municipalities with complex asset systems. 

 

Weston & Sampson develops systems to assess and record asset condition, as well as processes to effectively maintain, operate, and upgrade assets in order to reduce long-term costs, maintain levels of service, minimize risk, and protect substantial investment in infrastructure. Our infrastructure management services include:

 

• System inventory

• Risk analysis

• Asset valuation/GASB 34

• Prioritized capital plan

• Condition assessment

• Mapping (GIS)

• Record keeping and reporting

• Design and construction

• Audit performance and benchmarking

GIS and Mapping

Weston & Sampson’s Information Technology Systems (ITS) division has extensive experience in database management and state-of-the-art technology. We offer full-service in-house Geographic Information System (GIS) capabilities, using ArcGIS and other software to analyze and present collected data. Our services include:

 

• Needs assessments

• Project implementation plans

• Scanning and data conversion

• Hardware and Software Acquisition

• Application development

• Web-based GIS

• Training, and technical support

• Facilities management planning

 

Our experience includes developing in-depth GIS applications for water, sewer, and drainage systems as well as building parcel databases. We also create unique GIS solutions for environmental issues. Weston & Sampson is a business partner with Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. (ESRI®), which allows us to stay abreast of technology trends.

 

In the public sector, a GIS can greatly increase productivity and eliminate duplication while saving scarce resources and assisting in the decision-making process in a way that is not otherwise possible.