Streets, parks, facilities, and infrastructure — AMP gives public works departments the project controls and reporting they need to manage CIP delivery and defend capital decisions.
City councils want accountability. Auditors want documentation. Project managers want to not spend Sunday night assembling a PowerPoint. AMP gives you all three.
Streets, parks, utilities, facilities — each with different delivery methods, contractors, and reporting requirements, but one capital budget the council needs to see as a whole. Spreadsheets don't cut it.
Public works directors need owner-side controls, not contractor-first platforms that give them less visibility than the contractor. You need to see RFIs, cost events, and schedule impacts before they become problems.
City councils want to know where every CIP dollar is. Manually assembling reports from five project managers the night before a council meeting is not sustainable — or accurate.
When a project manager leaves, their spreadsheets and email chains go with them. Program continuity requires a structured system — not institutional knowledge that walks out the door.
Federal, state, and local audits require documentation trails that general project management tools cannot produce on demand. One audit shouldn't require weeks of file archaeology.
Two products. One owner-side platform. From project initiation through council presentation — without the Sunday night data assembly.
Owner-side SharePoint PMIS with cross-department portfolio visibility, contractor oversight, and automated council reporting.
Asset condition scoring, failure probability, and capital prioritization to defend your CIP to the council before you submit the budget.
Three tools built for public works and municipal capital program professionals.
Score your capital program readiness across project controls, documentation, and reporting. Get a custom benchmark for your department.
Radar chart benchmarking against PNW peer agencies. See where your program stands across six project controls maturity dimensions.
Model 50-year failure probability curves for streets, utilities, and facilities to defend your capital prioritization to the council.
Five minutes. Custom benchmark. See exactly where your public works capital program stands — and what it would take to bring your CIP controls to the next level.