IQGeo said its geospatial productivity and collaboration software has been selected by a major US-based electrical utility.
The new contract is worth more than US$2mln over three years for software, maintenance, and support and providing the customer with access to certain modules within IQGeo's geospatial software suite.
A range of IQGeo technology for field design, disaster response, and mobile inspection and survey applications will be included, while the contract also sees the first deployment of a new Network Manager Electric software.
The customer is leading the industry in tackling the challenge of creating a zero-carbon network, said IQGeo, and the software will support this effort by improving network intelligence and operational efficiency across their entire operational lifecycle.
Richard Petti, IQGeo's chief executive, added: "We are excited about the opportunity to partner with such a forward-thinking operator and contribute to the important shift to zero-carbon electrical networks.
“As an industry change-maker, this network operator has a clear imperative shared with IQGeo to accelerate all aspects of their operations to plan, construct and maintain smart networks.”