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Sam Houston Electric Cooperative, Livingston, TX and Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation, Berryville, AR, rollout 'Kestrel', Ptarmigan's ArcGIS to Network Modeling Interface software to feed data to Milsoft's Windmil application.

Ptarmigan Software awarded "Utility Sector Business Partner of the Year" by ESRI.

Sam Houston Electric Cooperative, Livingston, TX implements the 'Hawk' ArcGIS Viewer and the CGI Pragma OMS Interface developed by Ptarmigan Software.

Memphis Light, Gas and Water starts the move from CableCad to an ESRI enterprise solution.

Texas Gas Company, a division of OneOK, Tulsa, OK, teams with Ptarmigan Software to migrate DWG data for their El Paso gas operation to ArcGIS.

Citizens Gas, Indianapolis, IN in production with ArcGIS after a successful conversion from of their gas, steam and chilled water GIS assets from Smallworld 4.

CPS Energy, San Antonio, TX and Clallam Public Utility District implements Ptarmigan's 'Kite' Right-Of-Way Vegetation Management tool to help track tree trimming activities.

Dayton Power & Light, Dayton, OH and Source Gas LLC, Lakewood, CO, in production with ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS Server after their conversion from DGN to the ESRI Environment.


Ptarmigan Software provides consulting, software customization and software development services for ESRI's ArcGIS family of products, as well as for ArcFM®. We specialize in software and services for the electric, gas, water and stormwater/wastewater utility companies. With tools to help analyze your networks, tools to increase your productivity, and tools to interface with your other enterprise systems.

We provide data conversion services from various CAD and other GIS platforms to ArcGIS, as well as tools that streamline the export of utility network model and background information to various CAD formats, as well as most of the network modeling packages like Milsoft, Cyme, SynerGEE and ABB.

Here's some of the places where we've recently helped utility companies that are using ArcGIS products. Hover over the symbols on the map to see the utility name...