Deliver public infrastructure with one clear view
Govern roads, facilities, drainage, utilities, and civic infrastructure in one owner-controlled platform—from capital planning through construction and closeout.
See the entire capital program
Track projects, phases, funding, schedules, risks, and performance across departments—not one spreadsheet at a time.
Standardize every approval
Apply governed workflows for RFIs, submittals, changes, pay requests, inspections, and decisions while keeping accountability clear.
Replace inbox archaeology
Keep correspondence, drawings, documents, meeting records, and field activity tied to the project and searchable for years.
Connect delivery to the financial system
Align commitments, changes, forecasts, invoices, and funding data with your ERP—without making project teams work inside it.
Your projects are connected. Your systems should be too.
Public works departments deliver different asset types with the same obligation: control public funds, coordinate every stakeholder, and preserve a defensible record of each decision.
One platform across every kind of public works project.
CIPO’s configurable data, workflows, and permissions adapt to the work—while giving leadership one consistent operating model.
Streets & Transportation
Roadways, bridges, signals, sidewalks, and complete streets.
Water, Sewer & Stormwater
Pipelines, pump stations, drainage, treatment, and rehabilitation.
Municipal Facilities
City halls, fire stations, libraries, yards, and community spaces.
Parks & Public Spaces
Parks, trails, recreation, landscapes, and accessibility upgrades.
Developer Projects
Agency oversight, reviews, inspections, permits, and closeout.
Asset Renewal
Condition-driven repair, replacement, and lifecycle planning.
Emergency & On-Call Work
Rapid assignment, field documentation, cost control, and reporting.
Grant-Funded Programs
Milestones, eligibility, supporting records, and funding visibility.
Capital programs managed and retained
Documented on CIPO’s current IEUA customer story.
Owner-ready implementation
See what needs attention—before it becomes a delay.
Give executives a program-wide view and project teams the detailed controls they need, all from the same governed source of truth.
Portfolio Intelligence
Dashboards for projects, budgets, funding, schedule, risk, workload, and outcomes.
Project controls
RFIs, submittals, changes, pay requests, daily reports, inspections, and closeout.
Field-ready records
Native mobile access to actions, documents, drawings, photos, and project data.
Carry project context forward—not just files.
CIPO keeps decisions, commitments, records, and performance data connected as work moves from an idea to an operating public asset.
Plan
Prioritize needs, estimate costs, and shape the CIP.
Design
Manage reviews, decisions, permits, and milestones.
Constuct
Control cost, schedule, quality, and field records.
Close & Operate
Turn over complete records and asset information.
Trusted by Public Agencies to Manage Capital Programs of Every Scale
Questions public works leaders ask.
CIPO is configurable enough for diverse work, without sacrificing the standards owners need across the portfolio.
Can CIPO support different project types and departments?
Yes. Agencies can configure workflows, data, permissions, and reporting for transportation, utilities, facilities, parks, developer projects, and other programs while maintaining centralized governance.
Can we keep the financial system as our system of record?
Yes. CIPO can integrate with enterprise financial platforms so financial transactions remain aligned while project teams manage day-to-day delivery in an owner-focused environment.
Does CIPO work for both office and field teams?
Yes. Web and native mobile experiences give staff access to assigned actions, records, drawings, documents, photos, inspections, and field reports based on their role.
Can consultants and contractors work in the same system?
Yes. Role-based permissions and configurable workflows let agencies collaborate with outside teams while controlling what each participant can see and do.
Will we need to replace our current processes all at once?
No. CIPO can be introduced in phases—starting with a priority program, project type, or workflow—then expanded as adoption and value grow.
How does CIPO help with audits and public accountability?
CIPO maintains structured records of submittals, approvals, correspondence, changes, payments, and project history, making information easier to trace, report, and retain.
Bring one of your public works projects. We’ll show you how it fits.
Schedule a 30–45 minute demonstration tailored to your programs, workflows, integrations, and reporting priorities.
