GeoSpaces
Environmental and condition sensing across the estate: temperature, humidity, air quality, occupancy, leaks and risk signals.
Software for operating and maintaining transport infrastructure.
Run every depot, station and yard from one place.
GeoSphere brings asset management, energy baselining, condition sensing and compliance evidence into one operating view for rail operators, depot owners and council infrastructure teams.
The problem
Lots of sites. Lots of meters. Lots of inspections. Lots of paper.
Transport estates are portfolios of depots, stations, yards, street lighting circuits and highways infrastructure. Compliance evidence is scattered, asset data is hard to trust, and maintenance pressure lands before the operating picture is clear.
The solution shape
Sense, connect, act. One supplier.
GeoSpaces captures the condition signal. GeoEnergy identifies and controls avoidable waste. GeoWorks turns risk and faults into work, sign-off and evidence.
GeoEnergy
Energy metering, equipment-level control, baselines, schedules and anomaly detection for the kit that drives cost.
GeoWorks
Asset register, work orders, contractor flow, mobile reporting, compliance history and audit trail.
How it works
From signal to evidenced action.
The page shows the operational loop clearly, not just a list of software features.
01Baseline sites and assets
02Surface jobs and compliance gaps
03Dispatch teams and contractors
04Evidence resolution
FAQs
Questions buyers ask first.
Is this only for rail?
Rail is the strongest proof base, with GTR and London Underground. The same operating pattern also fits council infrastructure, street lighting and highways assets.
What does GeoWorks add?
The asset register, work-order flow, contractor oversight and audit trail that turns site signals into maintained infrastructure.
Next step
Book a discovery call
Tell us the one problem costing your estate most: compliance evidence scattered across systems, depot faults found too late, or inspections done twice. We'll come to the call with a view on where GeoSphere earns its place, and where it doesn't.