Municipalities are been efficiently managed with GIS mainly due to its wide applicability of managing multiple data sources for transportation, water, sewage, electrical, natural gas, telephone, and cable networks. Such information systems require not only require the availability of multilevel organized spatial and non-spatial information, but needs to be updated regularly so as to contribute to local, national and global needs of sustained economic growth, environmental quality and social progress.

RAMTeCH realizes the many benefits of such information systems where it is possible for one computer terminal to provide infrastructure data from many sources. Relevant information for a particular block or city area can be called up on a computer screen and compared with data from other areas. We realize the importance of using visual indications by calling up maps with relevant information shown graphically through the use of different colors, thicknesses or types of hatching. The combination of different data sources provide a wide variety of information with respect to urban infrastructure: water-distribution networks, wastewater-collection systems and treatment plants, highways, bridges and traffic control, street lighting, and airports. Some of the services provided by RAMTeCH are in the fields of: