Infrastructure intelligence for organizations that manage places.
We build Atlas — a living system for programs, places, and public trust. Maps are one interface to the data, not the product itself.
Atlas
Projects, funding, phases, and documents should live in one place. Atlas is being built so an update does not mean rebuilding the map, the dashboard, and the report by hand.
Update your data once. Atlas updates everything.
Projects, geometries, funding, phases, sponsors, and status — structured so staff can keep a capital program honest.
Dashboards and reporting that follow the same data — so a board can understand the program without a new slide deck every time.
Search, maps, and project pages citizens can actually use. The public interface already has working proofs.
AI can eventually become a natural-language interface to this data. The work now is to make the data excellent.
Solutions
Atlas Transportation for capital programs. Atlas Property for portfolios, in exploration.
Atlas Transportation
For MPOs, DOTs, and municipalities that manage TIPs and related programs. The flagship is a TIP Atlas: projects, locations, funding, phases, and public communication from one source of truth.
Learn more →Atlas Property
Not a replacement for property-management software. A spatial layer for portfolios — maintenance, vacancy, leases, and risk, seen in place. In exploration.
Learn more →Proof
These are not the whole product. They are working views of transportation programs — the spatial interface Atlas is built to power.
Explore Marion County’s programmed transportation investments — roadway, safety, bike and ped, aviation, and interchange projects in context.
See where fatal, serious, and pedestrian crashes concentrate — so safety conversations can start from a shared picture of place.
What we believe
Places deserve to be understood.
Structured data builds trust.
Maps are one interface — not the product.
Staff, executives, and the public should see the same program.
Clarity should feel calm, not complicated.
Parker & Vale
A company in Hot Springs, Arkansas, working with agencies that manage transportation programs and other physical places. The craft still matters. The product is the point.
