Remote Sensing Aerial Acquisition Framework 2025

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Katy Reed

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£800,000

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Data services
Data supply services

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1 month from now

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1 day ago

Description

OS has a requirement to procure a Remote Sensing Aerial Acquisition Framework for the capture and post processing of remotely sensed data.  This includes all information relating to the planning and execution of remotely sensed missions and the post processing of acquired data.  
The creation of additional datasets.  This includes further processing of acquired remotely sensed data to create datasets, products and services which meet OS requirements.
To provide Ordnance Survey with the capacity and capability to acquire a broader range of flown datasets outside of the standard Nadir Imagery currently collected at a National Scale
The Framework will be for four years with an option to extend the Framework by up to a further 2 years.  The anticipated start date is 8th December 2025.

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