SD·I Develops Asset Tracking System for Metropolitan Water Reclamation District’s Stickney Water Plant
Chicago, October 25, 2006 – SD·I (System Development·Integration, Inc.), a public sector systems integrator specializing in mission-critical environment technology systems, infrastructure and operations, announced today that is has been contracted to design and implement an asset tracking application for the Stickney Water Reclamation Plant of the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (MWRDGC). The asset tracking application will enhance the MWRDGC’s ability to track new instruments and technology-based equipment that is being installed as part of an infrastructure upgrade at the Stickney plant, the largest wastewater reclamation facility in the world.
As a partner of Divane Brothers Electric, Inc., SD·I will determine the District’s asset management data, querying, and reporting requirements and use this information to develop the asset tracking application. SD·I will provide support services for the application through July 2010.
“SD·I’s expertise in application and database design as well as our understanding of how industrial plants manage and maintain their equipment assets and control devices make us the perfect developer for this project. Our breadth of experience has given us the necessary knowledge to create user-friendly, efficient, and comprehensive applications that enable our clients to more easily access information and monitor equipment.” says Brian Diver, Executive Vice President for the SD.I. Over its past 10 years, SD·I has designed and implemented various asset tracking systems for government agencies, including Computerized Maintenance Management Systems and GIS databases.
About SD·I
With over 15 years of public sector experience, SD·I delivers critical technology systems, infrastructure and operational support to government agencies and Fortune 100 clients. SD·I provides vendor-independent advisory services, technology delivery, and on-site operational support to our nation’s mission-critical environments to achieve a higher level of security, increase productivity and reduce operating costs.
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