Your assets, land and networks on one accurate, living map. Updated from the field, trusted in the office, and readable by anyone who needs to decide.
Your assets, land and networks on one accurate, living map, updated from the field and readable by anyone who needs to decide.
A Geographic Information System is a database where every record has a location. A transformer is not just a serial number in a register, it is a point on the map with its feeder, its installation date and its inspection photos attached. A plot is not just an entry in a ledger, it is a polygon with an owner, an area and a history.
That single idea changes how organizations work. When your assets, pipelines, plots and survey data live on one accurate map, questions that took days of file searching are answered in seconds: which customers does this feeder serve, which plots fall inside the road widening line, where exactly did the crew replace that valve last year.
A geographic information system is a database where every record sits on the map. An asset is no longer a serial number in a register; it is a point with its network, its history and its photographs attached.
When assets, pipelines, plots and survey data live on one accurate map, questions that once took days of file searching are answered by a spatial query.
Connectivity traced through the utility network.
Parcels intersected with the planned alignment.
Every repair recorded with location and date.
Six services cover the full life of a spatial dataset, from first survey to the dashboards that management reads.
Electric feeders, water and gas pipelines mapped with full connectivity, so crews can trace a circuit or isolate a section and see which customers are affected.
Cadastral surveys, plot digitization and land record mapping for housing schemes, revenue departments and developers, with ownership linked to every polygon.
GNSS survey teams and offline mobile data collection apps that record assets, boundaries and inspections, with validation rules built into every form.
We repair broken geometry, align mismatched coordinate systems and merge CAD files, scanned sheets and spreadsheets into one clean spatial database.
Browser-based map portals and executive dashboards that let management, departments and the public view live layers without installing GIS software.
Satellite imagery for land monitoring, mapping, encroachment detection and construction progress, building on TAP's experience supplying remote sensing data products.
Every department’s data is held as a layer on the same base map, aligned to one coordinate system, so information from different teams lines up exactly.
Current satellite and drone imagery, topography and street network
Plot boundaries, ownership, land use and zoning
Electric, water, gas, sewer and telecom with connectivity
Roads, corridors, stations, stops and routes
Street lights, poles, cameras, cabinets and facilities
Incidents, work orders, inspections and complaints
TAP builds GIS on open geospatial standards, so your data outlives any one software product and can be shared across departments and systems.
TAP works across leading commercial and open-source GIS platforms, and builds on the licenses an organization already owns.