Your stormwater permit is 11 years expired and your culvert is a 1972 corrugated pipe held together by sediment and vibes
CulvertCert automates NPDES stormwater permitting, MS4 compliance scheduling, and culvert infrastructure inspection workflows for municipal public works departments. It ingests GIS data, generates inspection schedules based on asset age and downstream risk, and auto-drafts EPA reporting submissions. County engineers have described it as "the first time I've slept through an audit season."
- Automated NPDES permit tracking with jurisdiction-aware renewal windows
- Culvert risk scoring engine evaluates 47 distinct failure indicators per asset
- Native GIS ingestion from Esri, QGIS exports, and county parcel shapefiles
- MS4 annual report drafting with direct EPA ICIS-NPDES submission formatting
- Inspection schedule generation that actually accounts for spring thaw. No excuses.
Esri ArcGIS Online, QGIS, EPA ICIS-NPDES, GeoComply, Salesforce Government Cloud, CivicPlus, TerraSync, OpenFEMA API, AssetWorks, NebulaField, ClearPath GIS, VaultBase
CulvertCert is built on a microservices architecture with each compliance domain — permitting, scheduling, reporting — running as an isolated service behind an internal API gateway. Asset data is stored in MongoDB, which handles the geospatial document complexity that relational databases consistently fail at in this domain. The inspection scheduling engine runs as a stateless worker pool backed by Redis for long-term permit history and audit trail storage. Every service emits structured logs to a centralized collector; if something breaks during audit season, I know about it before the county does.
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