Electric distribution and joint use
Structure identity, attachments, spans, condition, clearance, loading status and make-ready evidence need a controlled relationship.
Electric · joint use · water · wastewater · linear assets
Geospatial Net connects pole and asset evidence, GIS architecture, inspection, LiDAR, digital twins, integration, automation and reporting for utilities with complex field and office workflows.
No polished brief required. Start with the corridor, asset data or workflow that is holding delivery back.
Utility asset decisions
Utility data is often split between legacy GIS, work and outage systems, CAD and BIM, point clouds, contractor submissions, field apps, documents and reporting spreadsheets.
Structure identity, attachments, spans, condition, clearance, loading status and make-ready evidence need a controlled relationship.
Networks, service lines, material, condition, field verification and work history must support both operations and programme reporting.
Corridor, survey, land, construction, asset and handover data must remain traceable as projects move from development into operations.
High-value first work packages
A focused first scope makes the value visible before a broader system programme is proposed.
Reconcile structure records, field evidence, analysis readiness, exceptions, proposed work and review status.
Identify competing sources, stable identifiers, missing attributes and the controlled path into the target GIS or asset system.
Configure field capture, coordinate and media controls, validation, issue routing, acceptance and operational updates.
Connected capabilities
Practical handover
A low-risk first step
Share one representative work package, dataset or stalled workflow. We will identify the missing inputs, acceptance gates and smallest pilot that can produce a useful decision.
Start with a focused scope. Agree the inputs, outputs and acceptance criteria before scaling.
