Consolidation by photo interpretation of the geographic data "MOS Foncier" across the entire Breton territory: 2024 Vintage

This tender concerns a service contract for the consolidation of the geographic data known as "MOS Foncier" (Land Parcel Data) across the entire administrative region of Brittany, France. The consolidation will be achieved through photo interpretation, with the data pertaining to the 2024 vintage. The objective is to enhance and update the existing land parcel information, ensuring its accuracy and completeness for the specified territory. This involves a detailed analysis of aerial or satellite imagery to identify, delineate, and classify land parcels. The service provider will be responsible for the entire process, from image analysis to the final delivery of the consolidated dataset. Key requirements likely include adherence to specific technical standards for geographic data, proficiency in photo interpretation techniques, and the ability to manage large volumes of spatial data. The scope of work covers the entirety of the Breton territory, which implies a significant geographical area. This project is crucial for regional planning, land management, and potentially for various administrative and economic purposes that rely on accurate and up-to-date land parcel information. The successful bidder will need to demonstrate expertise in photogrammetry, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and remote sensing, as well as a proven track record in similar data consolidation projects within a public sector context. The contract duration and specific deliverables will be detailed in the full tender documentation.

This is a services contract in the information and communication technology, urban development and housing and environment and climate sectors, with a focus on geospatial systems, Data Analytics and Urban Planning. Located in France, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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