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The City of Sedalia, MO recently contracted with Midland GIS Solutions as part of a substantial sanitary sewer project in the city of more than 20,000 residents. Midland GIS Solutions was selected based on qualifications to GPS locate and inspect the city’s sanitary sewer and storm sewer utility networks, including 2,400 manholes and 1,600 storm [...]
The Chariton-Linn Public Water Supply District (PWSD) #3 in Brookfield, Missouri has selected Midland GIS Solutions to GPS locate their waterline network and integrate the data into a GIS program. The scope of services for this project includes aerial photography integration, research document acquisition, GPS collection, GIS mapping, installation, training and support and hardcopy maps. [...]
The City of Chillicothe, Missouri, Livingston County and Chillicothe Municipal Utilities have contracted with Midland GIS Solutions for a joint Integrity web GIS site. The Integrity site will be host to all utility infrastructure GIS data, located and maintained by the City of Chillicothe and the Municipal Utility. Midland GIS Solutions will also integrate all [...]
The cities of Perry and Eldridge, Iowa have selected Midland GIS Solutions to provide their communities with GPS utility data collection, GIS development and Integrity™ web GIS solutions. Perry, Iowa, located in south central Iowa is currently having their sanitary sewer, water and storm water features and networks GPS located. Field work is near completion [...]
Midland GIS Solutions was selected by the rural community of Stanberry, Missouri to develop a comprehensive GIS program for the City. Although the City of Stanberry is not a large or metropolitan city (population 1,200), they recognize the need for accurate GPS locations of their utility infrastructure. Midland GIS Solutions will be GPS locating all [...]
We’ve launched our brand new Integrity product and support site this week which you can find at www.integritygis.com! This site is designed to help cultivate a community around the power of web GIS as well as this great product that our team has poured blood, sweat, and tears into. We will be previewing Integrity 2 [...]
The cities of Raytown, MO, Sikeston, MO and Williamsburg, IA have recently signed contracts with Midland GIS Solutions for the development of Integrity™ web GIS solutions. Integrity™ provides each city with an effective and total solution to manage and maintain their utility infrastructure data through this time and cost saving web-based solution. Integrity™ allows users [...]
Kirk Larson, Vice President of Operations at Midland GIS Solutions recently presented at the Missouri Water Environment Association (MWEA) & MO Section of the American Water Works Association (MO-AWWA) Annual Joint Meeting at the Lake of the Ozarks. On March 29th, Kirk spoke on “Utility asset management for small communities using GIS” for an audience [...]
Midland GIS Solutions is pleased to announce that Iowa County, IA, Andrew County, Buchanan County, and the City of St. Joseph are converting their current web GIS sites over to Integrity™, Midland’s suite of innovative web GIS and mobile solutions built on Esri’s latest ArcGIS Server technology. These valued clients join an increasingly large group [...]
Spring is here and for states like Kansas, located entirely in Tornado Alley, springtime boasts the threat of severe weather and destructive storms. For several years the Kansas Municipal Energy Agency (KMEA) has been working with Midland GIS Solutions to build up the GIS Mutual Aid Mapping Project, called G-MAP. The goal of this project [...]
