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Advanced Capital Planning

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Description

Project Description

Advanced Capital Planning (ACP) is a multi-agency initiative to bring more transparency and a data-driven approach to the capital planning process.

DCP will produce and enhance data, analyses, and tools to inform capital planning decisions.

Data Engineering's first focus is on the locations, conditions, and qualities of city facilities.

Data Engineering will work with the CAPS team and various DDC teams to produce a new dataset about the conditions of public buildings. This dataset will be used in a new DDC portal and inform their front-end capital planning process.

[!NOTE]
This github issue is maintained by the Data Engineering team to track our work. This doesn't capture all cross-team DCP and DDC work.

Milestones

  • get and explore AIMS data from OMB
  • create pipeline to make AIMS data more usable
  • create POC map with AIMS data on it
  • understand DDC's asset scoring outputs
  • deliver MVP data product for DDC's use case
  • add state-of-good-repair data to FacDB
  • add state-of-good-repair data in the Citywide Statement of Needs (SON)
  • ...

Timing

ACP is a multi-year initiative and this project is limited to our engagement with DDC and our use of OMB's AIMS data in 2026 deliverables.

  • Q3 2025: start
  • July 2026: Capital Planning Portal can use SGR columns in FacDB
  • November 2026: publish SON

planned SON publish date is November 15th


Resources

omb-aims repo where the new data pipeline is

ACP project folder in Sharepoint

DCP Access Folder in DDC's Sharepoint

DCP & OMB Access Folder in DDC's Sharepoint

ACP DDC Data Points excel file in DDC's Sharepoint

ACP Milestones excel file in Sharepoint

References

IBO Guide to the Capital Budget PDF

Comptroller Directive 10: Charges to the Capital Fund

Executive Order 4 2026: LIFT Task Force

Motivations

There's no central database for the city's capital assets. DDC wants to bring relevant data together to analyze public buildings in their portfolio to inform capital project planning.

A Comptroller's Office audit and recommendations from March 2024 give useful background information and details on OMB's AIMS data and how it relates to capital planning.


This section is Data Engineering's evolving overview of the larger ACP initiative

What

An OMB and City Hall initiative to bring more transparency and a data-driven approach to the capital planning process

4 guiding questions from DCP Executive:

  1. How are neighborhoods growing?
  2. What is the state of good repair?
  3. Where do agencies need to address gaps in coverage or need?
  4. What facilities are available in an emergency?

Why

How

DCP will produce and enhance data, analyses, and tools to inform capital planning decisions made by city agencies.

Who

Capital and mayoral agencies need data about existing conditions and programatic needs to improve their capital planning activities.

DCP

People: Capital Planning and Support, Executive

Decisions and questions:

DDC

People: Architecture and Engineering

Decisions and questions:

  • What is the state of good repair of city facilities?
OMB

Decisions and questions:

  • What is the state of good repair of city facilities?
  • What are agencies’ programatic needs?
Operations

Decisions and questions:

  • ...

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