Geospatial & GIS

Your Facilities Data, On A Map That Decides Something

Most public agencies already own a GIS. What they often don’t have is a connection between it and the decisions being made about buildings and capital — so the map stays a reference layer instead of becoming an input.

What The Engagement Covers

GIS strategic plan: Current-state assessment, data inventory, governance, staffing, system architecture, and a multi-year roadmap.
Spatial analysis for siting and sequencing: Where facilities are relative to the demand they serve, and what that implies for consolidation, expansion, or disposal.
Condition and capital data on a map: The FCI and the backlog rendered spatially — how a council reads a portfolio faster than a table lets them.
Data integration: Connecting the facilities record to the parcel, asset, and permitting layers already maintained.

Why This Sits Alongside The Other Five

Geospatial work here isn’t a separate practice. It’s the layer that makes the other engagements legible: a deferred maintenance backlog mapped against service areas answers a question a spreadsheet can’t, and a master plan’s existing-conditions chapter is half a mapping exercise.

Engaged on its own, it’s usually a strategy and governance question — what data exists, who maintains it, what it’s for, and what the next three years of investment should buy.

What You Get

GIS strategic plan: Current state, gaps, governance model, roadmap, and cost.
Spatial analysis: The specific siting, sequencing, or consolidation question, answered.
Integrated layers: Facilities condition and capital data joined to your existing GIS.

Where This Comes Up

GIS strategic plans are procured on their own — a multi-year roadmap for an agency that has accumulated data faster than governance. More often the spatial work is a component of a master plan or a condition assessment, which is where it does the most good.

Asset Strategy

Decide what to keep, what to reposition, and what to let go — from your own documents rather than a broker’s opinion of value.

Facility Condition Assessment

Condition and deferred maintenance across every building you own, scored to a Facility Condition Index you can act on.

Tell Us What You Own

Most engagements start with a portfolio list and a deadline. That’s enough to have a useful conversation.