Aging infrastructure, tight budgets, endless maintenance demands — PSD Citywide gives you the clarity to make smarter decisions, faster.














Modern municipal asset management goes beyond tracking repairs. An enterprise asset management (EAM) system unifies asset, maintenance, and financial data so local governments can:
Manage roads, bridges, sidewalks, and more. GIS-centric condition assessments and Pavement Condition Index-style scoring feed directly into capital planning and maintenance schedules.
Protect service levels and budgets across water, sewer, and stormwater infrastructure. Lifecycle modeling and failure risk analysis surface the right investments.
From trails to conservation areas, manage it all in the field. Mobile tools mean crews spend less time on paperwork and more time where it counts.
Keep work moving. Automate scheduling, dispatch field crews from mobile devices, and give administrators full visibility into every work order.
Boost productivity, improve communications, and make better-informed decisions by unleashing the power of GIS data.
Save time, optimize your resources, and improve accessibility with permit management software and e-permitting functionality.
Our Software integrates asset, maintenance, and budgeting data so finance, engineering, and operations work from one source of truth.
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Municipal asset management software pricing varies based on factors such as municipality size, selected modules, and implementation scope. Costs typically scale with population, number of asset types, and the departments involved.
Implementing an Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) system can deliver measurable ROI for a municipality by improving decision‑making, reducing inefficiency, and strengthening long‑term planning and budgeting. It integrates asset, maintenance, and financial data into a single source of truth, enabling better risk‑based prioritization, more accurate capital plans, and multi‑year budgeting with scenario analysis. EAM also streamlines operations through preventive maintenance, mobile work orders, and GIS‑enabled spatial insights, while a scalable platform lets municipalities start small and expand, generating ongoing value over time.
Implementing municipal asset management software can take as little as 6 weeks, based on a standard deployment plan that includes setting up the asset registry and integrating third-party GIS mapping tools. Implementation stages can run simultaneously and are delivered in phases by user group, with the final timeline tailored in close collaboration with your team to match operational needs, priorities, and existing workflows.
Yes. Municipal asset management software integrates with third-party GIS platforms such as ESRI ArcGIS and can connect to ERPs and other third‑party systems through APIs. A GIS viewer lets non‑GIS staff see mapped assets, condition, and risk, and launch work orders directly from the map.
Yes. PSD Citywide is part of various buying groups and procurement vehicles, including through Sourcewell, a U.S. public‑sector cooperative purchasing organization. This allows eligible local governments to procure our software and services directly under Sourcewell’s master contract without issuing a separate RFP, while maintaining compliance with purchasing regulations, trade agreements, and auditability requirements.
PSD Citywide’s asset management software includes implementation training and ongoing support. A one‑time implementation fee covers setup, configuration, data migration, and training for your team. An annual subscription also includes access to a support center with user guides and FAQs, plus responsive technical support during business hours to help teams adopt and use the system confidently.