
Infrastructure Asset Management Software For Modern Government
Hundreds of state and local governments, utilities, parks, and schools tap into OpenGov’s infrastructure asset management software to better manage their assets, track work, optimize space, and spend smarter. For those already using ArcGIS, our seamless, two-way integration with Esri will serve that data up for enhanced asset management and analysis.
Trusted by cities, counties, special districts, & parks across the US. Our operations management software offers solutions for public works, parks & recreation, water utilities, water treatment plans, wastewater treatment plants, fleet management, and more.

Operations Management
Operations management software you'll actually want to use. Assets, work, resources, requests, & more.

Resource Management
Track labor, equipment, materials, and resources. Manage your assets and their condition. Know exactly how your time and money are being spent.

Work Management
Create, assign, and track any work order with OpenGov's work order software.

Capital Improvement
Use OpenGov's infrastructure planning software to run multiple scenarios for any asset to predict costs, prioritize projects, and plan for the future.



Software built to manage any physical infrastructure asset
Asset management software built to handle the unique needs of cities & counties, special districts, parks, state agencies, and more. Solutions for public works, transportation, parks, water utilities, water treatment, wastewater collection, stormwater, facilities, and fleets.

Increasing Productivity with GIS
In an era when citizens demand more impact with fewer resources, it’s difficult for cities and counties to keep up. Learn how you can stay ahead of the curve, increase productivity, and improve the quality of life of your community by pairing operations management and GIS asset management software together.
Utility Asset Management Software
Enhance Operational Efficiency
OpenGov’s utility asset management software offers governments a powerful solution to enhance operational efficiency. With its comprehensive asset tracking and monitoring capabilities, governments can effectively manage their utility infrastructure, optimize asset utilization, and minimize downtime.
Our software’s maintenance scheduling and work order management features enable streamlined maintenance processes, ensuring timely repairs, reducing service interruptions, and improving overall operational efficiency for government utilities.
Customers Utilizing OpenGov Asset Management Software
Asset Management Blogs & Resources

How to Maximize Building Information Modeling Software
As a facilities management professional, you’re keenly aware of how building information modeling (BIM) has completely transformed the design and construction of buildings and infrastructure over the past 15 years.
How to Use Map-Based Software to Manage City Operations
Cities around the world are going through major changes with 68 percent of the world’s population expected to live in urban areas by 2050. Pressure is building to keep up

Top 5 Reasons Why Government and Utilities Should Go Mobile
[Republished 2023] Every day, your team is tasked with managing millions — if not billions — of dollars in infrastructure assets. Are you maintaining your city or utility as efficiently

Data Visualization: Tips For Analyzing Work and Asset Data
[Republished 2023] You spend your days inspecting and maintaining streets, water mains, signs, parks, and more. But, how much of that work is reactive vs. proactive? Do you know how

Why Cartegraph’s ArcGIS Specialties Are… Special
Let’s talk about flair. And no, not the 15 requisite pieces of flair that a certain actress is required to wear in one of our all-time favorite movies, “Office Space.”

Smarter Decisions With Facility Condition Assessments
A Facilities Condition Assessment (FCA) is an important tool for Facilities Managers. Typically contracted out to an outside engineering firm, an FCA team will use industry-standard processes to evaluate all
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