Asset Management Service
Data Includes the location and age,
in most cases, of:
Valves, Meters, Manholes,
Lift Stations, PRV's, Hydrants and much more!
Providing accurate inventories of utility assets utilizing "State of the Art" GPS Equipment & Sophisticated GIS Software
Critical Asset Management
Let the Alabama Rural Water Association (ARWA) help you manage your utility's critical assets in the field.
Utilizing "State of the Art" GPS Equipment and the latest in GIS Software, the ARWA can create a database inventory of all of your critical assets which will allow you to track the age, in most cases of your critical components, to make replacement cost projections, and to better manage your utility with the utmost efficiency.
The ARWA has personnel with over ten years experience in data collection and management. ARWA services will not be rendered by a licensed surveyor. The ARWA does not offer this service as a licensed surveyor or professional engineer.
Data Collection provided at Sub Meter
Accuracy
The ARWA Can provide Your
Utility with:
- Complete Critical Component Information
- Accurate Paper Maps
- Map Books
- Electronic Data
- GIS Data Viewer
- Data Updates
- Data Maintenance
- Accurate Inventory
Download the program brochure (pdf).
Contact us now!
The dollars you save in replacement costs and more efficient management can help you meet budget deficits and build the reserve accounts necessary for operational needs or emergency situations.
Thank you for your interest and participation. If you have any questions, please call the ARWA Office at (334) 396-5511.
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Don't Settle for
Out-dated Maps!
How accurate are your utilities records and maps? When were they last updated?
What is GIS and why is it important?
A geographic information system (GIS) integrates hardware, software, and data for capturing, managing, analyzing, and displaying all forms of geograph-ically referenced information. GIS allows us to view, understand, question, interpret, and visualize data in many ways that reveal relationships, patterns, and trends in the form of maps, globes, reports, and charts. It organizes your information so that management can more effectively manage.
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ARWA
Alabama Rural Water Association is a non-profit organization representing water and wastewater systems serving rural communities and towns and commercial firms which support these systems. We provide assistance to comply with State and Federal regulations, to help with management and operational problems, and to stimulate training initiatives.
GET IN TOUCH
Alabama Rural Water Association2576 Bell Road
Montgomery AL 36117
Phone: (334) 396-5511
Fax: (334) 396-7090
Email: arwa@alruralwater.com
Website: www.alruralwater.com
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