Fletcher & Fletcher has always offered a basic capital budget aspect to plan for the capital budget within the operating budget for all accounts and line items.
Capital users could include various CIP categorical data, performance measures and images for reports. However, sometimes larger jurisdictions need something more than just basic capital account planning. They need a capital budgeting application to cover every aspect of the capital budget workflow process including managing grants, vendors, project scheduling and other features.

As part of our ongoing effort to provide the best in Enterprise software to our current and prospective client base, Fletcher & Fletcher has joined in partnership with CIPPlanner.  This new relationship will allow Fletcher & Fletcher to add our comprehensive operating, personnel and performance measure budgeting capabilities to CIPPlanner's extensive selection of Capital Budgeting and Project Management software. Current CIPPlanner Modules include:

• Capital Budget Management
• Long Term Capital Planning
• Fund Management
• Grants Management
• Vendor Management
• Project Scheduling
• Contracts Management
• Bid Management
• Construction Management
• Document Management
• Application Interface Management
• Financial Interface
• Maintenance Management Interface
• GIS Interface
• MS Project and Office
• Oracle Primavera
• Extensive Reporting Libraries
• Asset Management 

 Adding these capabilities to those of the Fletcher & Fletcher capabilities can now provide any Public Sector customers with web-based Enterprise Budgeting and Capital Planning solutions.

Fletcher & Fletcher looks forward to this new relationship and the opportunities it will make available to both of our marketing and sales programs.

CIP Planner Website 

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http://stateline.org/live/details/story?contentId=644871

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http://stateline.org/live/details/story?contentId=644373

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