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UMIP Inc. publishes the first formal issuance standard for persistent digital identity of physical infrastructure assets DALLAS, March 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Trevor Vick, founder of UMIP Inc. and author of the Persistent Infrastructure Identity (PIID) framework, today announced the release of Persistent Infrastructure Identity (PIID) Issuance Standard v1.0, the first formal specification outlining how globally unique persistent identifiers can be issued for physical infrastructure assets. The standard defines the structure, issuance methodology, and lifecycle framework for Persistent Infrastructure Identity identifiers, establishing the foundational rules for assigning a persistent digital identity to infrastructure assets such as buildings, transportation systems, utilities, and industrial facilities. The release of the PIID Issuance Standard represents a significant milestone in the development of a persistent identity layer for the built environment. Modern infrastructure systems increasingly rely on digital tools across design, construction, operations, and risk management. However, the physical infrastructure assets themselves have historically lacked a persistent digital identifier capable of linking information across systems and decades of operation. The Persistent Infrastructure Identity framework was introduced to address this structural gap by assigning each infrastructure asset a globally unique identifier capable of maintaining lifecycle continuity across multiple platforms and ownership transitions. The PIID Issuance Standard...

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