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May 25, 2010
A 2010 NSDI CAP Grant was awarded for this study in April 2010. The study officially launched May 2010.
Click here for an overview of the study. Task 1 of 4 is in progress and anticipated to be completed in August. Task 1 focuses on cost and benefits internal to Hennepin County. For more information go to the project website
March 29, 2010
Request for Proposals - Measuring Public Value of Geospatial Commons: A MetroGIS Case Study (includes Questions/Answers)
(4/7/2010) Note: the RFP and subsequent Questions/Answers are provided in the same document.
- Summary of topics covered by the GITA ROI methodology that is the foundation of this proposed MetroGIS Quantify Public Value (QPV) study
March 1, 2010
Dear Prospective Proposers,
A qualified consultant is desired to serve as Technical Project Manager to guide preparations to host a proposed geo applications contest modeled after the Apps for Democracy Contest hosted by Washington D.C. The geographic scope is statewide (Minnesota). Funding and staff support have thus far been committed by MetroGIS and Metropolitan Council and efforts are in progress to secure funding from other organizations that have interests beyond the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area.
Please see the solicitation for Statements of Interest (RfI) for more information about the proposed contest and expectations of the subject Technical Project Manager. The project sponsors have elected to use a RfI format because we are not sure that any individuals or firms will be interested in serving in this capacity. Please forward this request along to others whom you believe may have an interest in doing so.
To qualify for consideration, written proposals must be received by noon on Thursday, March 18. Please submit questions and proposals to me (Randall Johnson) at randy.johnson@metc.state.mn.us). Please specify “Technical Project Manager – Geo Applications Contest” in the subject line. Your statement of interest should: a) not exceed 2-3 pages, b) explain how your expertise aligns with the stated expectations for the proposed Technical Project Manager’s responsibilities and qualifications and c) stipulate whether the estimated fee for these services is realistic.
Respectfully,
Randall L. Johnson, AICP
MetroGIS Staff Coordinator
Phone: 651-602-1638
website-general: www.metrogis.org
website-data: www.datafinder.org
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