Public-sector fleet and enterprise asset management specialist, best known for its FleetFocus fleet-maintenance system used by large DOTs, counties, and cities.
Procurery Insight
AssetWorks is a leading specialist in public-sector fleet and enterprise asset management, best known for its FleetFocus fleet-maintenance system used by large state DOTs, counties, and cities, alongside broader EAM and fuel-management products. Its depth in fleet operations — work orders, parts, motor pool, and fuel integration — is a genuine differentiator for agencies where the vehicle fleet is the dominant asset class. It is more focused and heavier than general work-order tools, so the strongest fit is fleet-intensive organizations rather than agencies wanting light facilities maintenance.
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| Agency type | Population | Price band | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| State Agency | 1M+ | $300k-$800k / yr | Managed a large DOT fleet; chosen for depth in fleet maintenance and fuel tracking. |
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