Every project your company runs.Already digital.
5,000+ road construction projects already built and waiting on OnStation. Yours might be one of them. The rest get in fast: self-serve in minutes, engineered submissions in days.
Every available project appears as a green dot
Coverage builds across the country Implement as <video autoplay muted loop playsinline>
Every project your company runs.Digital.
5,000+ road construction projects already built and waiting in OnStation. Yours might be one of them. The rest get in fast: self-serve in minutes, engineered submissions in days.
Every available project appears as a green dot
Coverage builds across the country Implement as <video autoplay muted loop playsinline>
Every project your company runs.Already digital.
5,000+ road construction projects already built and waiting on OnStation. Yours might be one of them. The rest get in fast: self-serve in minutes, engineered submissions in days.
Every available project appears as a green dot
Coverage builds across the country Implement as <video autoplay muted loop playsinline>
When projects aren't digital, every job is its own problem.
A project that lives in PDFs and CAD files on someone's laptop isn't a project your team can work from. It's a project your team has to figure out, one job at a time. The cost shows up in three places.
Location uncertainty across the portfolio
Every project starts from scratch. Every crew solves the same problem. Stationing gets staked and re-staked on every job. Multiply that by every project your company runs this year.
Documentation that doesn't survive a challenge
When the DOT contests a station or an inspector questions a quantity, your defense lives in someone's text thread or screenshot. The work was done, but the proof isn't documented.
No company-wide standard
Field workers use one tool, the office uses another, and DOT uses a third. Each project functions as its own micro-system. When onboarding a new inspector or subcontractor, you need to teach them how this specific job operates, rather than the company's overall procedures.
Every project your company runs.Already digital.
5,000+ road construction projects already built and waiting on OnStation. Yours might be one of them. The rest get in fast: self-serve in minutes, engineered submissions in days.
Every available project appears as a green dot
Coverage builds across the country Implement as <video autoplay muted loop playsinline>
Every type of road construction project, ready to use. Three paths to digital.
More than 5,000 projects are already built and waiting in OnStation. If your DOT released it, there's a strong chance we have it. Log in and check. For the projects we haven't built yet, choose the path that fits the project you have in front of you.
Send us your engineered files. We build the project.
This is the longest-running path into OnStation. Send your engineered project files. Our team digitizes the alignment, displays the design layers, locks in the survey coordinate system and scale factor, and hands you back a digital project your whole crew can open. Standard turnaround is two weeks. Urgent jobs can be expedited.
- 2-week standard turnaround, expedite option for time-sensitive jobs
- LandXML alignment files give the fastest path; ALG, DGN, DWG, DXF, KML/KMZ also supported
- Plan sets, line items, and standard drawings can ride along with the submission
- Project updates flow back in when alignments revise mid-project
- Anyone with an OnStation account can submit, not just managers
No alignment files? Draw the project. Get stationing.
For projects without engineered alignment files, Approximate Stationing lets you draw the project bounds and centerlines directly on a map. OnStation generates approximate stationing from your drawing. This fully self-serve process results in projects ready in minutes.
- Draw project bounds and alignment on the map in the OnStation Portal
- OnStation generates approximate stationing from your drawing
- Set your own start and end station values
- Works for resurfacing, sealcoat, patching, any project where alignment files don't exist
- Self-serve and ready in minutes, not days
Stakes are reference markers. Nobody questions stakes.
The predictable concern with Approximate Stationing is accuracy. The honest answer: reference stationing in OnStation works the same way physical stakes do. A marker, not a live computation. Crews have trusted stakes for a century. The reference here is no different.
Defined Area Projects. The simplest path to digital.
Some projects don't require stationing. For these, draw the project boundaries, and OnStation displays the reference systems relevant to your area: mile markers, LRS, and/or lat/long. Use the same field tools and document accordingly. No alignment needed.
- Draw project bounds on the map, no alignment drawing needed
- OnStation shows the linear reference systems available for your state
- Same flags, photos, notes, and documentation functionality as any other OnStation project
- Submit in minutes
Every project your company runs.Already digital.
5,000+ road construction projects already built and waiting on OnStation. Yours might be one of them. The rest get in fast: self-serve in minutes, engineered submissions in days.
Every available project appears as a green dot
Coverage builds across the country Implement as <video autoplay muted loop playsinline>
Every project digital means every project does more.
Getting your project in is just the first half. What follows is where every-project-digital truly delivers. It provides your field crew with live stationing, your inspectors with a defensible field log, your engineering team with a clean export to GIS, and your office with a comprehensive project file portfolio.
View the original engineered design alongside a separate, clearly defined record of what your team actually built. Copy a project layer into a Custom Layer, then edit attributes, update metadata, add new elements, or flag issues for documentation. The original design data is preserved. Your as-built record builds spatially, with full attribution, on top of the existing design.
- Edit existing features on the layer (guardrail moved, utility line rerouted, drainage shifted)
- Add new elements that weren't in the original design
- Snap new asset installations to existing features with attribute inheritance
- Associate assets to pay items, tags, work items, and forms
- Edit the pop-up metadata directly on the layer
- Export individual flags or full Custom Layers without exporting the entire project
Custom Layers require a Data license and organizational configuration.
Your project extends beyond OnStation. Field documentation, layers, flagged features, and as-built records all integrate seamlessly with the tools your GIS and engineering teams already use. As a proud member of the Esri Partner Network, OnStation is designed to supply ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online, and Field Maps with location-anchored field data.
- KML and KMZ exports for use in Esri ArcGIS, Civil 3D, OpenRoads, MicroStation, and other CAD platforms
- Flagged features export individually or in bulk, with full attribution
- Field documentation overlays on top of your existing GIS layers
- Custom Layer exports feed asset management and as-built workflows
- Dashboards in ArcGIS Online can visualize live OnStation field data
When you submit a CAD project to OnStation, our team runs your raw engineering files through a process that produces a highly usable, detailed project file with a clean coordinate system, clean lines, applied scale factor, and a structured layer set. Until now, those files have stayed inside OnStation. We're making them available back to customers as a separate offering, for use in your own GIS workflows.
- Internal-grade cleaned KML files, built from your CAD submissions
- Coordinate system preserved from the source design
- Suitable for ingestion into Esri, Civil 3D, or any modern GIS platform
- Available as a separate paid offering
More details and pricing coming. Contact us if you want to be on the early-access list.
Every project your company runs.Already digital.
5,000+ road construction projects already built and waiting on OnStation. Yours might be one of them. The rest get in fast: self-serve in minutes, engineered submissions in days.
Every available project appears as a green dot
Coverage builds across the country Implement as <video autoplay muted loop playsinline>
Stakes are reference markers. Nobody questions stakes.
If you are a survey-trained reader of this page, Approximate Stationing probably gave you pause. The honest answer to your concern is straightforward, and it is the same answer that has worked on road construction projects for a century.
Reference stationing in OnStation works the same way physical stakes do. It is a reference marker, not a live computation tied to engineered alignment geometry. Crews trust stakes because stakes are the way the field has always located itself on a job. When a project doesn't have engineered alignment files, the reference stationing OnStation generates is the digital equivalent. A marker. A reference. The same thing your crew has been working from for decades, now on a phone, with a date and time stamp, and a record of every flag and photo dropped from it.
Live stationing, the kind you get from an engineered alignment submission, is more accurate. Both are useful. The right one depends on the project in front of you.
Read the full breakdown of Reference vs Live StationingEvery project your company runs.Already digital.
5,000+ road construction projects already built and waiting on OnStation. Yours might be one of them. The rest get in fast: self-serve in minutes, engineered submissions in days.
Every available project appears as a green dot
Coverage builds across the country Implement as <video autoplay muted loop playsinline>
What every-project-digital actually changes.
What changes when every project in your company is digital. Numbers from customers who measured it.
Every type of road construction project. Digitally yours.
5,000+ projects are already built in OnStation. Yours might be one of them. The ones we haven't built yet can be in within minutes, or within days for engineered submissions. Build your digital project portfolio today.