Municipalities

Building Stronger Communities with Data-Backed Infrastructure Solutions

ASI Engineering is proud to partner with municipalities across Western Canada to address the unique challenges of aging infrastructure. From infrastructure renewal to maintaining streets, curbs, and sidewalks, we provide tailored solutions that prioritize safety, efficiency, and sustainability.

Our expertise extends to critical water, wastewater, and stormwater systems, ensuring these essential services remain reliable for communities. We also support municipalities with the planning and optimization of park infrastructure, facilities, and fleets, enabling them to maximize the value of their assets while minimizing costs.

By working with ASI Engineering, municipalities gain a trusted partner committed to building resilient, long-lasting infrastructure that serves the needs of their residents today and into the future.

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Streets, Curbs, and Sidewalks

These assets support mobility and public safety, requiring proactive maintenance to preserve surface integrity, accessibility, and drainage function.

Park Infrastructure

Encompasses playgrounds, paths, lighting, and amenities that promote recreation and community well-being, needing lifecycle planning to ensure usability and safety.

Water, Waste Water, and Storm Water

Critical underground infrastructure that protects public health and the environment, demanding risk-based renewal planning and condition assessment to prevent service disruptions.

Transportation

Includes signals, signage, and transit systems that enable efficient and safe movement of people and goods; performance-based strategies support reliability and accessibility.

Facilities

Civic buildings and structures that house public services, requiring comprehensive asset plans to balance user needs, energy efficiency, and long-term functionality.

Fleet

Vehicles and equipment that deliver essential services, managed through lifecycle costing, usage tracking, and optimization of replacement schedules to maintain operational readiness.

Levels of Service (LoS)

Defining Community Standards for Public Services and Infrastructure
Levels of Service (LoS) represent the standards municipalities establish to ensure the quality, availability, and reliability of public services and infrastructure. These benchmarks guide decision-making, budgeting, and asset management, helping municipalities meet community expectations and comply with regulatory requirements.

Types of Levels of Service

Technical Level of Service

Focuses on the measurable performance of infrastructure.
• Examples: Road condition, water pressure, system capacity
• Standards: Based on industry regulations, technical requirements, and operational benchmarks

Customer Level of Service

Prioritizes the experience of residents and businesses.
• Examples: Accessibility to green spaces, response times, service reliability
• Focus: Meeting community expectations and delivering reliable services

Regulatory Level of Service

Ensures compliance with laws and regulations.
• Examples: Safety standards, environmental protections, public health requirements
• Purpose: Align services with federal, provincial, and municipal guidelines

Optimized Infrastructure Solutions for Municipalities Across Western Canada