GIS consulting for the systems people rely on

Better GIS. Stronger everyday operations.

We connect your data, technology and workflows—so your team can put GIS to work with confidence.

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Utilities · Local government · Infrastructure

Field MapsArcGIS EnterpriseQuality checksDashboard

A GIS that works for
the people using it.

Behind every map is a system: data that needs care, services that need to run, and people who need reliable answers. InfraSpatial Solutions helps you bring those parts together.

From the first assessment to ongoing support, we focus on what your team needs to do—and what it takes to keep that work moving.

From a clear direction
to a dependable GIS.

Explore the four ways we help. Start where your organization needs us.

PlanBuildUseSupport
A connected GIS environmentPeople use applications, which connect to GIS services and managed data. Planning, implementation, useful tools and support keep the environment working.Your teamMaps & applicationsDaily tasks and decisionsGIS servicesAccess, editing and analysisManaged dataAssets, records and relationshipsPLANSUPPORT
See the whole environment

Understand the connections.

Start with the people, data and systems already in place. Identify dependencies before choosing what to change.

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1Plan your GIS

Know where you are.
Decide what comes next.

Understand your existing environment, the people it serves and the changes that matter. Turn competing priorities into a practical plan.

  • GIS assessments and dependency reviews
  • Architecture and data-management planning
  • Requirements, priorities and delivery roadmaps

You leave with a clear scope, priorities and a path forward.

2Build and modernize

Make the next environment
ready for real work.

Deploy the platform, organize the data and connect the systems your organization depends on. Move existing workflows through controlled testing.

  • ArcGIS Enterprise implementation
  • Geodatabase and application migration
  • Utility Network and system integration

You leave with a configured environment, validation evidence and documented handover.

3Put GIS to work

Give people a useful answer.
And a simpler way to work.

Turn spatial information into applications, analysis and repeatable workflows. Design around the person making the decision or completing the task.

  • Web maps, dashboards and field applications
  • Python automation and data integration
  • Water-resources and infrastructure analysis

You leave with a usable tool or analysis, with clear inputs, outputs and instructions.

4Support and improve

Keep the system useful
as your needs change.

Make maintenance part of the plan. Review data quality, access and service health, then address the issues that get in the way of daily work.

  • Portal administration and GIS support
  • Data-quality and service-health reviews
  • Upgrade planning and workflow improvements

You leave with documented checks, resolved issues and a maintainable system.

See the thinking.
Inspect the evidence.

Practical examples of how we investigate problems, build tools and check results.

Actual dependency application showing a synthetic data source connected to services, maps and applications
Actual application · Synthetic demonstration data

Enterprise GIS / Dependency analysis

Know what depends
on your GIS data.

Follow a data source through its services, web maps and applications. Inspect the route and the relationship behind each connection.

Explore the case study
ArcGIS Enterprise deployment workflow evidence

ArcGIS Enterprise / Deployment and migration

Set up the platform. Move existing workflows with care.

Explore the deployment project
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Public works / Asset inspections

One asset. A connected inspection record.

Explore the working example
Actual public road geometry with unnamed records highlighted

GIS data quality and automation

Check your GIS data. Know what needs attention.

Explore the working example
Illustrative water network visualization

Utility data

Keep familiar layers usable in a new network model.

Explore the Utility Network project

View all projectsSupporting sample: public-data map book (PDF)

Different responsibilities.
A shared need for reliable GIS.

Choose your sector

Connect asset information to daily operations.

Utilities

Bring network data, inspection records and field workflows together. Support the people maintaining assets and planning the next improvement.

  • Utility Network and asset data
  • Inspection and field applications
  • Data quality and system integration
Discuss your environment

Keep information moving across departments.

Local government

Help staff find, maintain and share the geographic information their work depends on, with clear access and consistent data.

  • Enterprise GIS and Portal administration
  • Departmental web maps and applications
  • Data migration and workflow automation
Discuss your environment

Bring spatial evidence into the project.

Infrastructure teams

Organize project data and turn terrain, assets and environmental information into useful maps and analysis.

  • Water-resources and flood-exposure analysis
  • Spatial data preparation and quality checks
  • Repeatable mapping and reporting
Discuss your environment

Start with the problem
you need to solve.

  1. 1

    Understand

    We listen, review the environment and agree what a useful result looks like.

  2. 2

    Deliver

    We define the scope, work in reviewable stages and test against agreed requirements.

  3. 3

    Hand over

    We document the work, explain how to use it and agree what support comes next.

Tell us what
you need to solve.

Describe your system, the challenge and the result your team needs. We’ll review the details and discuss a practical next step.

info@infraspatialsolutions.com

Working with utilities, local government and infrastructure teams across the United States.

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