HPIDS
HPIDS Service Providers
The HPIDS contract establishes a pool of vendors to support imagery and data set acquisition across a broad set of program needs. These vendors have agreed to common state terms in critical business areas such as quality, indemnity, data ownership, and business process. Since competitive bid requirements have been met for agencies and local partners, an expedited procurement process can be driven through a statement of work.
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HPIDS Benefits
Strategic Collaboration and Integration
Combined professional expertise to enhance project specifications resulting in better data products. Working together generates new ideas for creating smarter geospatial data that can be used by many organizations. If desired, we will help you select the company that will best suit your needs.
Taxpayer Value
By combining our geospatial projects, we can acquire a larger area at a discounted unit price and reduce duplication.
HPIDS Overview
The Council on Competitive Government (CCG) has established a new procurement contract designed to strengthen Texas’ capabilities to create and maintain digital maps for both government and the public. The new process employs a state Master Contract commonly known as High Priority Imagery and Data Sets (HPIDS). The High Priority Data Sets are orthoimagery and elevation digital map layers used by government agencies and the public.
Programs
The Strategic Mapping Program (StratMap)
The Strategic Mapping Program is a cost sharing program established in 1997 to produce statewide geospatial data for Texas. TheStratMap layers are: digital orthophoto quarter-quadrangles (DOQQs), surface water features (NHD), transportation, political boundaries, soil surveys (SSURGO), and elevation (LiDAR, DEMs and contours). Layer maintenance is subject to available funding, public interest, and program priorities.
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ArcGIS Desktop III: Workflows & Analysis
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ArcGIS Desktop I: Getting Started with GIS
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ArcGIS Desktop II: Tools & Functionality
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ArcGIS Desktop III: Workflows & Analysis
