Aerial mapping services

Description

Crown Commercial Service have acted as the ‘Agent’ and have conducted this procurement on behalf of the Cabinet Office (‘the Authority’). The Cabinet Office have put in place a contract(s) for the provision of aerial photography and height data and web services. This procurement is for the provision of a service which consist's of two (2) lots to cover various requirements for aerial photography and height data and web services, to meet the current and future needs of the public sector. This contract(s) has replaced the Aerial Photography for Great Britain (APGB) agreement, that the Cabinet Office currently holds, that provides the public sector in England, Scotland and Wales with free-at-thepoint-of-use access to six core data products and supply services via a centrally funded license agreement. Aerial Photography and Height Data Supply (APHDS). This contract will provide: • natural colour orthorectified digital aerial imagery at 25 cm on the ground for the whole of Great Britain; • natural colour orthorectified digital aerial imagery at 12.5 cm on the ground for the whole of Great Britain; • false colour orthorectified digital aerial imagery supplied to each User is 50 cm on the ground for coverage supplied for full coverage; • 5 metre contours data; • digital surface model; and • digital terrain model for the whole of Great Britain via hard media and download, including the associated services for the supply of data and user support. Lot 1 total value = GBP 9.6 million for the duration of the contract. The initial duration of this contract is for two (2) years with an option to extend for up to a further two (2) periods of twelve (12) months at the authority's discretion. Aerial Photography Imagery and Height Data Web Services (APHWS). This contract will provide: • web map service • web map tile service • web feature service. Lot 2 total value = GBP 2.8 million for the duration of the contract. The initial duration of the contract is for two (2) years with an option to extend for up to a further two (2) periods of twelve (12) months at the authority's discretion.