The Department of Land Reform & Rural Development seeks a service provider to develop a comprehensive Geospatial Information Management Strategy over an 18-month period. This initiative aims to enhance spatial data management and improve decision-making processes.
The South African government is inviting proposals from qualified service providers to create a Geospatial Information Management Strategy. This strategy will serve as a framework for the effective management, integration, and utilization of geospatial data across various sectors. The project duration is set for 18 months, during which the selected provider will conduct assessments, engage stakeholders, and develop actionable plans that align with national priorities.
Key requirements include expertise in geospatial technologies, data governance, and strategic planning. The successful bidder will be responsible for conducting a thorough analysis of existing geospatial data systems, identifying gaps, and proposing innovative solutions. The strategy should not only address current challenges but also anticipate future needs, ensuring sustainability and adaptability in the management of geospatial information. This initiative is crucial for enhancing land reform processes, rural development, and overall governance in South Africa.
This tender is suitable for consulting firms specializing in geospatial technologies, data management, and strategic planning. Businesses with experience in government projects and a strong understanding of land reform and rural development initiatives are encouraged to apply.
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