NYC DEP · Astoria proof of concept

Up to $32M in buried-manhole recovery costs.

NYC DEP tested Cyvl across 700+ assets, using one street scan to find paved-over manholes, validate 311 work orders, and investigate flooding.

QUEENS · roadway profileDrainage analysis
Cyvl point-cloud analysis of a Queens intersection showing the roadway profile and drainage direction

Proof of concept with

NYC Department of Environmental ProtectionEnvironmental Tech LabPartnership Fund for New York City

What one scan unlocked

Less field time. More answers.

The same Astoria scan supported work-order validation, buried-asset recovery, and street-flooding investigations.

700+

DEP assets analyzed

$500K

projected annual savings from work-order validation

$1M

projected field-cost savings from flooding investigations

7–10x

estimated increase in investigation capacity

Proof-of-concept estimates and projected savings reported by the Environmental Tech Lab; outcomes are not guaranteed.

NYC DOT · field operationsStreet paving
NYC DOT paving crews placing and compacting asphalt on a New York City street

“This technology has the potential to shift DEP from reactive to proactive asset management.”

Project Manager · DEP Bureau of Water & Sewer Operations

Capture once. Return to the same ground truth whenever the next field question appears.