Loading vendor profile…
Operations and asset-management platform strong in pavement, facilities, and infrastructure condition tracking, now part of OpenGov.
Procurery Insight
Cartegraph, now part of OpenGov, is a well-regarded operations and asset-management platform with particular strength in pavement, facilities, and infrastructure condition tracking, and a cleaner interface than many legacy EAM tools. Its OpenGov ownership is a real draw for agencies that want asset management alongside OpenGov's budgeting and permitting under one modern vendor. It fits small and mid-size public-works departments well, though very large, utility-grade asset operations may still push toward heavier enterprise platforms.
Procurery's independent editorial assessment — written by us, not the vendor. Sponsorship never alters our take.
Illustrative figures, not verified buyer interviews — we're replacing them with data sourced from public award records. This is the hardest-to-copy layer: provenance-tracked and concentrated on the vendors buyers actually shortlist.
| Agency type | Population | Price band | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| City | 50k-150k | $80k-$220k / yr | Deployed for pavement and facilities asset tracking; UX rated well by public-works staff. |
Alternatives to Cartegraph (OpenGov) that compete in the same category. Add any to the comparison to weigh them side by side.
Public-sector fleet and enterprise asset management specialist, best known for its FleetFocus fleet-maintenance system used by large DOTs, counties, and cities.
Widely adopted operations and maintenance-management (CMMS/EAM) suite for facilities, infrastructure, and fleet, especially strong among schools and mid-size governments.
GIS-centric asset management and permitting (PLL) platform built natively on Esri ArcGIS, now part of Trimble.
Large geospatial and positioning company whose government portfolio spans GIS field data collection, surveying, and GIS-centric asset management (Cityworks).
Buyer-side editorial for Cartegraph (OpenGov)'s category — how to scope the purchase, the market map, and the risks peers hit.