Critigen

Virginia Megaprojects

Critigen designed, implemented, and deployed a program-wide information management system to help effectively and efficiently manage multi-billion…

Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality

Critigen removed a roadblock to developing new energy sources by creating and deploying an information system that promotes quick and efficient…

United States Air Force Civil Engineer

Critigen addressed the US Air Force's worldwide installation management challenges by providing disciplined creation, management, and sharing of…

Aging Infrastructure and Decreased Budgets

How local governments can use technology to maximize ROI on infrastructure assets in 2010 and beyond.
In today’s age of decreasing budgets, the demand for public funding and the competition among local, state, and federal officials for scarce resources generally results in officials making decisions that provide only for the most immediate needs. Decisions about long-term capital expenditures usually get deferred. Often officials do not have the ability to evaluate the risks associated with their decisions and the consequences of deferring maintenance or capital improvements that extend into the future well beyond their time in office.

Critigen, CyArk and National Park Service Provide “History for the iPod Generation”

Posted: 2/1/2010

DENVER - February 1, 2010 – Critigen, a global technology consultancy for critical infrastructure, in conjunction with the National Park Service and CyArk, has completed field work on the San Antonio Mission project – a project that involves the digital documentation of four of the Missions of San Antonio as well as the oldest continually used aqueduct in North America.

Mar 11

CSIA C-Level @ A Mile High

Denver, CO

Critigen today announced Bill Wosilius, Vice President, Operations, will be one of the more than 50 “Celebrity” C-Levels participating on March 11, 2010 at the CSIA C-Level @ A Mile High event.

Mar 31

FIATECH 2010 Technology Conference & Showcase

Austin, TX

Integrated BIM (Building Information Modeling) and Program Controls for a New Healthcare Campus - Case Study of Program Delivery Technologies for the New Parkland Hospital Campus, Dallas

Apr 25

2010 Geospatial Infrastructure Solutions Conference by GITA

Pheonix, AZ

Green GIS: Modernizing Critical Infrastructure for a Sustainable Future with the Aid of Geospatial Technologies