CIPAce™ runs capital programs for cities, counties, airports, transportation agencies, and water utilities, including Fairfax County, NYCDOT, the City of Baltimore, SAWS, IAA, and Veolia. More than 90 percent of CIPPlanner customers are in the public sector, across 24 U.S. states.
Each story is drawn from the customer’s own case study, with the figures they reported. Filter by sector, or open a story for the full challenge, solution, and results.
with city, county, state, utility, and transportation agencies running CIPAce™
More than 90%
of CIPPlanner customers are public sector organizations
100% dedicated
to capital infrastructure enterprise software development and system deployment
Questions Buyers Ask
CIPAce Customers and References, Answered
The questions below are the ones evaluation committees ask about references.
CIPAce™ is used by public agencies across the country. Fairfax County, the New York City Department of Transportation, the City of Baltimore, the San Antonio Water System, the Indianapolis Airport Authority, and Veolia Water run their programs on the platform, with published customer stories.
Case studies for San Francisco International Airport, the Ada County Highway District, Charles County, the City of Chula Vista, the City of Wilmington, and the Philadelphia Water Department are available on request.
More than 90 percent of CIPPlanner customers are public sector organizations, spanning cities and counties, transportation and airports, and water utilities across 24 U.S. states.
Named programs include Fairfax County, NYCDOT, the City of Baltimore, SAWS, IAA, Veolia Water, and SFO, and CIPAce also serves Fortune 500 companies.
CIPPlanner does. CIPAce™ manages over 250 billion dollars in capital projects and programs, and its public references are billion-dollar programs.
Fairfax County runs a portfolio of more than 15 billion dollars, and NYCDOT manages a 14.4 billion dollar capital program on the platform.
Look for references at your scale and in your sector, with specifics you can verify:
Program size and how long the system has been in production
Which departments and processes actually run on it
Integrations in production, such as the financial system
Whether the reference matches your sector, city, county, transportation, or utility
CIPAce™ references include a multi-billion-dollar county program, a large DOT, and a rapidly deployed city, each documented in a case study.
CIPAce™ is used on programs well over one billion dollars. Fairfax County manages a portfolio above 15 billion dollars and NYCDOT a 14.4 billion dollar program on the platform.
Across all customers, CIPAce manages over 250 billion dollars in capital projects and programs.
The City of Baltimore plans over 500 million dollars in annual capital projects on CIPAce™, and Fairfax County, one of the most populous counties in the country, runs its capital program on the platform.
Both replaced manual or legacy processes with a data-driven system of record.
The New York City Department of Transportation manages a 14.4 billion dollar capital program on CIPAce™. The Indianapolis Airport Authority manages multi-funded airport capital projects on the platform, and San Francisco International Airport and the Ada County Highway District are also CIPAce customers.
The platform is built for departments of transportation, highway authorities, and airports.
Ask the reference how long the system has run in production, what breaks or slows them down, which integrations are live, how configurable the system proved to be, and how implementation went against the plan.
CIPAce™ references can speak to multi-year production use, daily financial integration, and configuration to their own processes.
The City of Baltimore Department of Public Works implemented capital planning on CIPAce™ for its water, wastewater, storm water, and solid waste systems. The San Antonio Water System manages its capital and O&M programs on the platform, and Veolia Water plans its capital portfolio on it.
CIPAce serves public utilities from planning through asset management.
Both matter, and they answer different questions.
A case study documents what was built and what changed, useful for scope and outcomes
A peer reference is a live conversation with an agency like yours, useful for the unwritten reality of running the system
CIPAce™ offers published customer stories for Fairfax County, NYCDOT, Baltimore, SAWS, IAA, and Veolia Water, more case studies on request, and peer references by sector.
