We understand that every organization is unique in terms of business practices and processes as well as needs and preferences. Serving its citizens on the front line, city and county governments face many challenges and a greater demand for effective tools to manage their ever growing investments in capital improvement projects and programs.
CIPAce™ application systems tailored to individual customers’ unique requirements are well positioned to meet such needs of city and county governments can manage the Capital Improvement Planning and delivery process from beginning to end. Our application systems have enables project managers and alike to effectively manage projects and resources by incorporating agency policies and regulations with automatic workflows, processing various work activities within a CIPAce™ application system based on processes as well as environmental, community, and financial related criteria that are pre-defined in the system per customer’s policies and practices, and real-time reporting and custom dashboards based on user role. The right showcases all customers we have served in this category, past and present.
The City of Baltimore
In 2017, The City of Baltimore, Maryland selected CIPPlanner Corporation to deliver a technology platform that supports its capital improvement program in the aftermath of Clean Water Act mandates the City to address persistent stormwater runoff pollutants. Our CIPAce™ Enterprise Capital Project Management system fulfills a complex set of requirements as Baltimore sets out to comply with federal standards and helps the City to serve its 1.8 million residents. We are proud to have a business relationship with Baltimore in its commitment to deliver 360 million gallons of drinking water per day.
Fairfax County
Fairfax County, one of the largest in the country, is located in the Commonwealth of Virginia, bordering Alexandria and Arlington. As of the 2020 census, with a population of 1,150,309, it’s the most populous jurisdiction in the Commonwealth. CIPPlanner Corporation has successfully implemented three phases of the Capital Program Management Information System (CPMIS) for the Department of Public Works & Environmental Services (DPWES) and is currently working on Phase 4 for the Department of Transportation. The CPMIS system, first deployed in March 2021, serves hundreds of DPWES users daily, and under an Enterprise License, it’s expected to cater to over 1000 end users by 2025.