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Construction

Give the structure a persistent identity from delivery forward.

PIID™ gives contractors, developers, owners, design teams, technology platforms, and project stakeholders a persistent identity for the physical structure that continues beyond construction and into ownership, operations, financing, insurance, and the full asset lifecycle.

Construction

Structure identity that persists beyond the project and through the life of the asset.

PIID™ gives contractors, developers, owners, design teams, technology platforms, and project stakeholders a persistent identity for the physical structure that continues beyond construction and into ownership, operations, financing, insurance, and the full asset lifecycle.

The construction identity problem

The project ends.The structure continues.

Construction projects generate enormous volumes of information.

Permits.

Plans.

Inspections.

Project records.

Commissioning information.

Warranties.

Closeout documents.

As built information.

Yet those records are often organized around project numbers, addresses, parcels, contractors, document systems, and temporary project identifiers.

When construction ends, ownership begins.

Teams change.

Systems change.

Vendors change.

Records move.

The physical structure remains.

Without persistent structure identity, valuable project information can lose continuity with the physical asset it was created to describe.

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Different systems. Same physical structure. One persistent identity.

PIID Resolve™

Resolve project records to the physical structure.

PIID Resolve™ identifies, validates, and resolves physical structures to persistent infrastructure identities.

Addresses, parcels, coordinates, geometry, and supported project records can resolve to the same physical structure through PIID™, giving construction and downstream systems a consistent structure reference across project delivery, handoff, ownership, and time.

Persistent identity can reduce duplicate records, matching errors, and ambiguity while maintaining continuity as the asset moves beyond the construction environment.

Know which structure the project record belongs to. Persistently.

PIID Resolve™

Built for construction workflows

One persistent identity from project delivery into operations.

  • Project Delivery

    Establish a persistent structure reference for the physical asset being delivered.

  • Permitting

    Connect supported permit records to the structure they authorize or affect.

  • Inspections

    Maintain continuity between inspection activity and the same physical structure through project completion and beyond.

  • Commissioning

    Associate supported commissioning records and building information with the permanent structure identity.

  • Project Closeout

    Create clearer continuity between final project documentation and the physical structure being turned over.

  • Owner Handoff

    Give owners and operators a persistent structure reference that continues after the construction team exits the project.

  • Warranty and Documentation

    Maintain a structure level reference for supported warranty, closeout, and project documentation.

  • Portfolio Delivery

    Resolve completed structures consistently across developments, properties, campuses, and project portfolios.

The handoff problem

Project information should not lose its connection to the asset at turnover.

Construction systems are designed to deliver projects.

Owner systems are designed to operate assets.

The transition between them can fragment records and context.

PIID™ creates a persistent structure identity that can remain consistent as the asset moves from construction into ownership and operations.

UMIP Structure Schedule™ can document the permanent structures delivered on the property.

The project changes hands. The structure identity persists.

UMIP Structure Schedule™

Document every structure delivered on the property.

UMIP Structure Schedule™ creates a documented inventory of every qualifying structure associated with a property or project, identifying each structure through its PIID™, location, and relationship to the parcel.

For developments, campuses, industrial projects, multifamily properties, commercial sites, and other multi structure environments, Structure Schedule™ provides a clear structure level record of exactly what was delivered and where each structure is located.

One project. Every qualifying structure. Clearly identified.

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UMIP Structure Schedule™

Multi structure projects

One address can represent an entire development.

Construction projects can deliver multiple permanent structures across a single parcel, campus, or development.

An address may describe the location.

A parcel may describe the land.

A project number may describe the construction effort.

None necessarily provides a persistent identity for every physical structure delivered.

PIID™ gives each qualifying structure its own persistent identity.

UMIP Structure Schedule™ documents the structure inventory.

Move from project level reference to structure level clarity.

Lifecycle continuity

Construction is the beginning of the asset lifecycle.

The records created during construction can influence the structure for decades.

Permits, inspections, improvements, commissioning information, repairs, renovations, financing, insurance, maintenance, and ownership changes all occur around the same physical asset.

PIID™ provides the persistent identity around which supported lifecycle information can remain coordinated through time.

Construction creates the asset. Persistent identity carries it forward.

Lifecycle Report™

Carry structure context beyond project completion.

Lifecycle Report™ brings structure identity, property intelligence, records, documents, events, and lifecycle context together around one persistent infrastructure identity.

For construction and development workflows, Lifecycle Report™ can support owner turnover, property documentation, due diligence, project closeout context, and long term understanding of the completed structure.

A connected structure record that continues after construction ends.

Lifecycle Report™

System interoperability

Different project systems.Same physical structure.

A contractor may reference a project number.

A permitting system may reference a permit.

An owner may reference an internal asset ID.

GIS may reference geometry.

A lender may reference collateral records.

An insurer may reference a policy.

A facility platform may create another identifier after turnover.

PIID™ gives supported systems a persistent way to reference the same physical structure without requiring them to abandon the identifiers they already use.

Identity becomes the connection point from construction into operations.

Enterprise delivery

Built for construction and asset technology environments.

PIID Resolve™ is delivered through enterprise APIs using structured JSON responses.

Technical teams can integrate persistent structure identity and identity resolved geometry directly into construction platforms, owner systems, geospatial environments, property technology, portfolio applications, analytics environments, data pipelines, and downstream operational workflows.

API delivered. Machine readable. Built for integration at scale.

Data control

Existing project systems retain their records.

PIID™ provides a persistent structure reference across existing construction, development, owner, and technology environments.

It does not require contractors, owners, developers, institutions, technology platforms, or data providers to replace their existing systems, databases, or identifiers.

Existing systems retain their role. PIID™ carries structure identity across them.

Governed by GIIS™

Persistent structure identity requires consistent rules.

GIIS™ establishes the governance framework for assigning, resolving, referencing, and maintaining persistent infrastructure identity across systems and organizations.

That consistency allows structure identity to remain stable as the asset moves from construction through ownership, operations, renovation, and future lifecycle events.

At scale

Persistent identity for the infrastructure being built today.

  • 189M+
    PIIDs Registered

    Persistent Infrastructure Identities registered across the United States.

  • PIID Resolve™

    Structure Identity Resolution.

  • UMIP Structure Schedule™

    Documented structure identity inventory.

  • Enterprise API Delivery

    Structured JSON responses for direct system integration.

Independent coverage relevant to construction and infrastructure identity.

Related

PIID Resolve™

Resolve physical structures to persistent infrastructure identities. PIID Resolve™ identifies, validates, and resolves structures from addresses, parcels, coordinates, geometry, and supported source records.

UMIP Structure Schedule™

Identify and organize the permanent structures associated with a property, with each qualifying structure referenced through its own PIID™.

Lifecycle Report™

Bring structure identity, property intelligence, records, documents, events, and insights together around one persistent infrastructure identity.

The project ends. The structure continues. Its identity should too.