SRP GIS Standards and Product Delivery Requirements Sample Clauses

The 'SRP GIS Standards and Product Delivery Requirements' clause defines the technical and procedural expectations for delivering Geographic Information System (GIS) products to SRP. It typically outlines the required data formats, metadata standards, quality control measures, and submission protocols that vendors or contractors must follow when providing GIS deliverables. For example, it may specify that all spatial data must be compatible with SRP’s existing GIS platforms and include complete attribute information. This clause ensures that all GIS products are consistent, interoperable, and meet SRP’s operational needs, thereby reducing errors and facilitating efficient integration into SRP’s systems.
SRP GIS Standards and Product Delivery Requirements. The contractor shall develop all cartographic products, geospatial data, and related products, analysis, and services following published DoD, DA, and SRP guidance. The contractor shall deliver training support products in digital file format (e.g. GeoPDF), hard-copy (size and number based on requirements), and Internet/Web Services. Hard-copy ▇▇▇▇ are to be supplied by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and produced/updated by the contractor through the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)/SRP production process documented on SRPWeb. The contractor shall follow the U.S. Army Installation Geospatial Information & Services (IGI&S) Data Proponency, Common Installation Picture, and QAP Memorandum, DA SRP Geospatial Data Strategy Memorandum, Army SDSFIE Army Adaptation, associated geospatial data QAPs and guidance.
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