GIS consulting services
From enterprise strategy to hands-on data correction, we help organizations build geospatial capabilities that are useful, maintainable, and aligned with real business needs.
Enterprise GIS Strategy & Implementation
Needs assessments, strategic plans, governance, architecture, implementation priorities, staffing, budgets, and sustainable enterprise GIS programs.
NG9-1-1 GIS & Address Data
Address points, road centerlines, data remediation, quality control, discrepancy research, LDB coordination, maintenance programs, and statewide repository support.
Geospatial Websites & Applications
Public and internal web GIS using ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Online, dashboards, StoryMaps, JavaScript, configurable apps, and modern web patterns.
Database Design & Development
Geodatabase design, SQL Server integration, enterprise schemas, data models, data stewardship, and repeatable maintenance workflows.
Data Conversion & QA/QC
Parcel, cadastral, utility, imagery, broadband, address, and other data conversions with documented quality-control procedures.
Parcel Fabric & Land Records
Parcel modernization, cadastral conversion, parcel-fabric implementation, tax-map workflows, and land-records integration.
Broadband GIS
FCC Broadband Serviceable Location Fabric support, BDC/BEAD filings, coverage and propagation analysis, census integration, and business intelligence.
Business Process Improvement
Workflow analysis and GIS integration designed to reduce duplication, improve data quality, and make information more useful across departments.
Functional Requirements & RFP Development
Translate organizational needs into technical requirements, procurement documents, evaluation criteria, and implementation expectations.
Project Management & Technical Advisory
Independent oversight, vendor coordination, troubleshooting, implementation support, risk identification, and senior technical guidance.
Automation & Scripting
Python, JavaScript, data processing, repeatable GIS workflows, administrative automation, and integration with enterprise systems.
Training & Workshops
Hands-on training, facilitated needs sessions, technical workshops, and knowledge transfer for GIS staff and organizational stakeholders.
Focused on outcomes, not simply deliverables.
A GIS project succeeds when staff can sustain it, leadership understands its value, and the technology improves actual work.
- Clarify the business problem before selecting technology
- Use existing investments where they still make sense
- Document decisions and practical implementation steps
- Design for maintainability and staff capacity
- Communicate clearly with both technical and nontechnical stakeholders