Water, roads, buildings, and fleet in one system — with condition data that supports E-ACRS cycles and reports ready when Council or ISC needs them.
Critical systems span water, roads, civic buildings, and equipment — often tracked in separate places, or not tracked at all until something breaks.
LOUIS Assets gives public works one register with map context, inspections, work orders, and the evidence to support funding requests — at a scale built for Indigenous communities.
Treatment and distribution with maintenance history on the map.
Condition assessments and work orders for linear assets.
Band offices, community centres, schools, fire halls.
Scheduled maintenance and utilization tracking.
Electrical and heating infrastructure where modeled.
When housing and assets use the same system, water and electrical questions don't land on the wrong department.
Indigenous Services Canada's Extended Asset Condition Reporting System (E-ACRS) is part of the Capital Facilities and Maintenance Program. About every three years it arranges condition inspections of ISC-funded infrastructure. Your community receives findings in an executive summary; ISC uses that data to update its Integrated Capital Management System (ICMS).
That inspection cycle sets the baseline — but public works teams need asset and condition records kept current the rest of the year, not only when the next visit is scheduled.
LOUIS Assets is the system your team runs day to day — maps, inventory, inspections, and maintenance between E-ACRS cycles and after, where that asset information lives and stays usable year-round.
Ongoing asset management — condition, tickets, and history that stay with the assets week to week.
One system for the full civic portfolio — less training, fewer silos, one place to answer Council.
Start with a core asset class, train on real data, expand when the team is ready — with clear communication throughout.
Public works data — asset locations, inspections, work history — belongs to your community. LOUIS supports information governance aligned to OCAP® principles, with access and export policies discussed before go-live.
Request a demo — we'll walk through infrastructure, condition, and Council reporting with realistic examples. Training will be delivered using your data.