New Pan Government Agreement Signed06/02/2009 |
| Contracts for supplying a range of geographic information to central government for the next four years have been awarded to Ordnance Survey and its business partner, Landmark. The Pan Government Agreement (PGA), managed by the Department for Communities and Local Government, provides almost 100 national bodies with access to core geographic information at an affordable price and under consistent licensing terms. |
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Mapping agency Ordnance Survey and Landmark in conjunction with Dotted Eyes will supply a wide range of mapping products:
PGA data supports a diverse range of applications, including monitoring agricultural payments, planning the digital television switch over, estate management and habitat mapping. As well as licensing data on attractive terms designed to facilitate effective service delivery and data sharing, suppliers will also provide a range of support, including dedicated helpdesks, account management, newsletters and training. Website: http://www.iggi.gov.uk/pga2.php Supplier: Ordnance Survey More news from this supplier: Mystery Maps Marks First Birthday Contingency Planning with Ordnance Survey Mapping Joint Webinar About emapsite and Autodesk Ordnance Survey Staff Tweeting Their Ways Duke Opens New Ordnance Survey Head Office Royal Ordnance Survey Official Opening OS Joins Dept Business Innovation Geography Research Hub Opened OS On-demand Mapping Service Ordnance Survey in Tower of London Exhibition TatukGIS Developer Kernel 10 Upgrade Netcad Asia Convention Community Heritage Project Using GIS Visualisation Teaching Award for Russell G. Congalton ION Autonomous Snowplough Competition Winners GeoCore 2012 with Lidar API First Real-time Seafloor Earthquake Observatory CyberCity 3D Launches 3D Solar Buildings Second UltraCamX for Valley Air Photos Capacity-building to Develop Afghan Mining 
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