Abstract
Local governments face increasing pressure to maintain service levels amid aging infrastructure and limited funding. Lifecycle Planning and Modeling provide a data-driven framework to quantify asset condi tion, criticality, and performance while optimizing long-term reinvestment strategies. This presentation will demonstrate how integrating engineering and financial data enables prioritization of maintenance and capital projects, improves cost-efficiency, and supports transparent communication of service level tradeoffs to decision-makers through visual storytelling and scenario modeling.
Session Number
198
Session Title
Telling Your Infrastructure Story Through Lifecycle Planning
Track Title
PUBLIC RELATIONS/COMMUNICATIONS
Location
PMU 250/FACW
Date of Version
2026
Start Date
3-18-2026 9:00 AM
End Date
3-18-2026 9:50 AM
Telling Your Infrastructure Story Through Lifecycle Planning
PMU 250/FACW
Local governments face increasing pressure to maintain service levels amid aging infrastructure and limited funding. Lifecycle Planning and Modeling provide a data-driven framework to quantify asset condi tion, criticality, and performance while optimizing long-term reinvestment strategies. This presentation will demonstrate how integrating engineering and financial data enables prioritization of maintenance and capital projects, improves cost-efficiency, and supports transparent communication of service level tradeoffs to decision-makers through visual storytelling and scenario modeling.
