St. Cloud, Minn. and Marietta, Ga. – September 24, 2026 -- GeoComm and SCENA have formed a partnership to deliver indoor mapping at scale for organizations managing large, distributed, or complex facility portfolios, combining public safety grade location intelligence with national reality-capture capacity.
SCENA adds national field capacity and multi-technology capture to GeoComm's mapping pipeline
SCENA brings LiDAR scanning, Matterport-based digital twins, 360-degree imagery, point clouds, drone capture, and as-built documentation to the partnership, expanding the range of capture approaches GeoComm can deploy across a project. GeoComm contributes public safety grade location intelligence expertise and GIS data quality standards required to prepare indoor data for mission-critical use.
Partnership targets multi-site programs and higher education campuses
The alliance extends GeoComm's capacity to support larger indoor mapping engagements, including multi-site programs and higher education campuses where scale and richer building documentation add operational value. Customers can capture existing conditions across geographically distributed portfolios, match capture technology to each facility's needs, and deploy consistent documentation standards across multiple buildings or regions.
Nate Ekdahl, Director of Services Strategy at GeoComm, said the company's public safety GIS expertise is backed by one of the largest public safety focused GIS staffs in the nation, and that SCENA's capture technology and national reach give GeoComm another way to strengthen its customer offering while maintaining data quality and public safety standards.
SCENA, active since 2015, explores digital twin expansion with GeoComm
Troy Rushing, Founder and CEO of SCENA, said the company has spent more than a decade capturing complex facilities across the country and is now exploring bringing captured data into immersive, responder-ready digital twins so crews entering a building for the first time can know its layout before arrival.
The partnership positions GeoComm's services ecosystem to offer a coordinated path from physical space capture to structured, operational indoor GIS data, reducing coordination burden on internal teams managing large-scale capture programs across dozens or hundreds of facility locations.