In the Public Works Administration budget, the city allocates 7,500 under "Computer Software" for "Brightly Asset Management software." This indicates that Dillingham is acquiring or expanding use of Brightly’s asset management platform to track and manage city infrastructure, likely including streets, buildings, vehicles, and utility assets in its remote environment. The primary software vendor is thus identified, but implementation and data build-out are likely early-stage. This creates follow-on opportunities for implementation consultants, GIS specialists, and condition assessment firms to help migrate asset data, develop preventive maintenance plans, integrate with ESRI and other systems, and train staff. There may also be room for related solutions such as mobile work order apps, IoT monitoring, and integration with financial systems like AccuFund.

Planning also budgets for ESRI and Alaska Map Company, suggesting a growing GIS and asset data ecosy...