CHSIII NSDI Geospatial Shared Services and GeoPlatform
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The CHSIII NSDI Geospatial Shared Services and GeoPlatform is a multi-year framework managed by the US Geological Survey under the Department of the Interior. This initiative focuses on the maintenance and modernization of the National Spatial Data Infrastructure to ensure federal geospatial data remains discoverable, interoperable, and accessible to both government agencies and the general public. The scope of work encompasses a wide range of technical and administrative services, including cloud hosting, cybersecurity, geoinformatics operations, project management, and statutory GDA reporting. Operating under NAICS code 541990, the contract emphasizes interagency coordination and standards support to maintain continuous data availability. The primary place of performance is located in Reston, and the project is currently listed as a forecast with a posted date of October 14, 2026. Sean Jones serves as the primary point of contact and small business specialist for this requirement.
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