Asset Management Services

Helping communities identify/inventory their assets, evaluate the condition and remaining useful life of the assets, and developing proactive methods to maintain, optimize useful life, and replace assets in a prioritized manner.

What are Asset Management Services?

F&V helps communities identify/inventory their assets, evaluate the condition and remaining useful life of the assets and develop proactive methods to maintain, optimize useful life, and replace assets in a prioritized manner.

It is important to the functionality and fiscal wellbeing of a community to manage assets and have an Asset Management Plan (AMP). It enables communities to operate, upgrade, and dispose assets in the most cost-effective manner.

It is F&V’s goal to help clients perform the right work at the right time and for all the right reasons. We assist communities is finding solutions that focus on the highest priority needs.

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Maximize the Lifespan of Your Assets

We offer a variety of services that can help you plan for the orderly replacement and rehabilitation of aging infrastructure. Call us today.

Types of Asset Management Services

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Who Needs Asset Management Services?

Communities and municipalities own and maintain a variety of assets that are essential to providing necessary services and protecting public health and safety, and the environment.

Water, wastewater, and stormwater assets are essential for public and environmental health. Often these assets are among the most expensive to construct and replace. Optimizing their lifespan is needed to ensure reliable service and the best use of public funding.

Why Choose Fleis & VandenBrink?

Experienced F&V staff can assist you with all aspects of asset management, including inventory and database development (using GIS), level of service development, condition assessment, hydraulic modeling and performance evaluation, planning, risk analysis, capital improvement planning, implementation and project funding, and continual improvement/modification.

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FAQs

The biggest challenge in keeping a project on schedule is getting multiple funding agencies to cooperate. Many agencies have their own unique rules and guidelines and the rules sometimes conflict with each other. Our team has experience on several projects that involve multiple federal and state grant funding sources on the same project. Our experience will help to keep the project on track for an on-time completion.