Greer, South Carolina

Ardurra delivered a Strategic Asset Management Program development for the City of Greer's Public Services Department, transforming aging fleet management systems into an integrated asset management approach that supports rapid community growth. The program began with an evaluation of the Fleet and Fuel Management solution, replacing unsupported legacy software while ensuring future integration capabilities with Cartegraph's CMMS solution.

Following a successful needs assessment and gap analysis, Ardurra expanded its scope to develop a holistic Asset Management Program that encompasses all critical components of sustainable infrastructure management. The strategic approach addressed Level of Service policies, O&M strategies, asset registry development, capital improvement planning, and funding strategies to establish a comprehensive management framework.

Key Program Components:

• Conducted comprehensive needs assessment, replacing aging fleet management software with an integrated solution supporting future CMMS implementation
• Developed Level of Service and Extent of Service policies establishing performance standards for community infrastructure
• Created asset registry and inventory systems, providing a foundation for strategic capital planning and maintenance decisions
• Implemented prioritized basin-level approach for stormwater system assessment utilizing existing GIS data and work order history
• Established capital improvement planning framework supporting systematic infrastructure investment and funding strategies
• Applied risk-based assessment criteria evaluating the likelihood and consequence of asset failure with socio-economic factors
• Integrated future development considerations addressing infrastructure needs in a rapidly growing community

The ongoing Strategic Asset Management Program implementation enables Greer to make data-driven decisions for infrastructure investment. The basin-level stormwater assessment approach enables targeted capital planning while supporting sustainable growth management in this expanding South Carolina community.