StratMap Celebrating Successful Public and Private Partnerships

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1. Strategic Mapping
   Celebrating Successful
   Public and Private Partnerships
   

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2. Statute
   Texas Water Code
   Sec. 16.021. TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCES INFORMATION SYSTEM. (c) The executive
   administrator shall designate the director of the Texas Natural Resources Information
   System to serve as the state geographic information officer. The state geographic
   information officer shall:
   (1) coordinate the acquisition and use of high-priority imagery and data sets;
   (2) establish, support, and disseminate authoritative statewide geographic data sets;
   (3) support geographic data needs of emergency management responders during
   emergencies;
   (4) monitor trends in geographic information technology; and
   (5) support public access to state geographic data and resources.
   Sec. 16.017. TOPOGRAPHIC AND GEOLOGIC MAPPING.
   (a) The executive administrator shall carry out the program for topographic and geologic mapping of the state.
   (b) The executive administrator shall operate as part of the Texas Natural Resources Information System a strategic
   mapping program to acquire, store, and distribute digital, geospatial information.
   

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3. StratMap Contracts
   Orthoimagery
   Elevation – Lidar
   Hydrography
   Land Parcels
   Address Points
   Friday Town Hall
   

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4. • Maintain authoritative, trusted state geospatial
   layers based on national standards.
   ü Acquire new geospatial data
   ü Update existing geospatial data
   • Define a common mapping standard to ensure
   consistent, high quality data for the State of Texas
   and the public.
   • Attract partnerships to increase the purchasing
   power of public funds.
   

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5. TNRIS
   Agency
   2
   Agency
   4
   Agency
   3
   Agency
   1
   Provider
   Pre-2009: No master contract for GIS
   

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6. 2009 – today: Master contract for GIS
   Provider
   Agency
   2
   Agency
   4
   Agency
   3
   Agency
   1
   TNRIS
   

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7. “I don’t know if I’d want to do
   this job without a master contract.”
   Joey Thomas, TNRIS Elevation Specialist
   “Me either!”
   Gayla Mullins, TNRIS StratMap Manager
   

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8. StratMap Contracts Partners
   73 Agencies
   • Bandera County River Authority and Groundwater District
   • Bexar County Appraisal District
   • Bexar Metro 9-1-1
   • Brazos Central Appraisal District
   • Brazos County Emergency Communications
   • Brownsville Public Utility Board
   • Capital Area Emergency Communications District
   • Central Texas Council of Governments
   • City of Austin
   • City of Bastrop
   • City of Bee Cave
   • City of Bryan
   • City of Burnet
   • City of Cedar Park
   • City of College Station
   • City of Georgetown
   • City of Houston
   • City of Hutto
   • City of Laredo
   • City of Leander
   • City of Lockhart
   • City of Marble Falls
   • City of McAllen
   • City of Palestine
   • City of Pflugerville
   • City of Pharr
   • City of Port Isabel
   • City of Round Rock
   • City of San Antonio
   • City of San Marcos
   • City of Tyler
   • City of Waco
   • City of Weslaco
   • City of West Lake Hills
   • East Texas Council of Governments
   • Edwards Aquifer Authority
   • Fort Bend County Drainage District
   • Hays County
   • Hidalgo County Drainage District #1
   • Hidalgo County Metropolitan Planning Organization
   • Hidalgo County Regional Mobility Authority
   • Houston-Galveston Area Council
   • Laguna Madre Water District
   • Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council
   • McLennan County
   • McLennan County 9-1-1
   • Missouri City
   • National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
   • Railroad Commission of Texas
   • Sabine River Authority
   • San Antonio River Authority
   • Smith County
   • Smith County 9-1-1
   • Smith County Appraisal District
   • Tarrant Regional Water District
   • Texas A&M University
   • Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
   • Texas Commission on State Emergency Communications
   • Texas Department of Transportation
   • Texas Eastern 9-1-1
   • Texas Forest Service
   • Texas General Land Office
   • Texas Municipal Power Agency
   • Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
   • Texas Water Development Board
   • Travis County
   • Trinity River Authority
   • University Lands
   • U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
   • U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
   • U.S. Geological Survey
   • USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
   • Williamson County
   State Agency
   Local/Municipality Regional Agency Federal Agency
   

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9. Initiated/held by Department of Information
   Resources
   Administered by TWDB-TNRIS
   • Pool resources
   • Lower cost per entity
   • Higher quality service
   • Save time – no individual procurements
   Established 2016 Expires 2020
   Today: Master contract for GIS
   

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10. Geospatial Data, Services & Software
    Today: Master contract for GIS
    

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11. 90
    222 289
    446
    5296
    2961
    0
    1000
    2000
    3000
    4000
    5000
    6000
    FY2017 FY2018 FY2019
    # of Purchases
    GIS Data & Services GIS Software
    $3,127,673
    $7,548,222
    $2,782,956
    $1,869,208
    $13,651,509
    $8,374,186
    $-
    $2,000,000
    $4,000,000
    $6,000,000
    $8,000,000
    $10,000,000
    $12,000,000
    $14,000,000
    $16,000,000
    FY2017 FY2018 FY2019
    $ Purchase Totals
    GIS Data & Services GIS Software
    221
    686
    315
    310
    4818
    2935
    0
    1000
    2000
    3000
    4000
    5000
    6000
    FY2017 FY2018 FY2019
    # of Purchases per Customer
    Type
    State Agency Local/Regional Government
    Today: Master contract for GIS
    

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12. 45 datasets in the DataHub = 388,500 sq miles of Texas mapped
    2009 – 2019
    

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13. 2009 – 2019 StratMap Master
    Contract Lidar Projects
    25 Lidar Projects with over 25 agency
    partnerships
    Over 58,500 square miles of data
    More than $14,000,000.00 in projects
    Over 28 TB of
    Publicly
    Available, Free
    Data
    

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14. 2009 – 2019 StratMap Master
    Contract Orthoimagery Projects
    16 Orthoimagery Projects with over 61
    agency partnerships
    Over 330,000 square miles of data
    More than $6,500,000.00 in projects
    Over 3.5 TB of
    Publicly
    Available, Free
    Data
    

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15. 2009 – 2019 StratMap
    Agency
    Partnerships
    üFederal- 12
    üState- 68
    üRegional- 27
    üLocal- 73
    qTotal
    Partnerships -
    180
    Contributed
    Funds
    • Federal-
    $2,019,246.79
    • State-
    $12,549,210.83
    • Regional-
    $3,062,790.72
    • Local- $2,294,880.22
    qTotal Funds -
    $20,907,438.72
    $-
    $5,000,000.00
    $10,000,000.00
    $15,000,000.00
    $20,000,000.00
    $25,000,000.00
    2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
    Culmulative StratMap Project Funding
    Orthoimagery Lidar
    $-
    $500,000.00
    $1,000,000.00
    $1,500,000.00
    $2,000,000.00
    $2,500,000.00
    $3,000,000.00
    $3,500,000.00
    2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
    Project Funding by Year
    Ortho Lidar
    

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17. The StratMap Program Has Generated over $7,000,000 is cost share from federal, regional and local partnerships
    Accounting for 37.8% of total contributed funds from 2009-2019.
    How StratMap Cost Share Benefits Everyone
    TWDB, Williamson County, City of Round Rock, and San Antonio
    River Authority Partnered for a Central Texas Lidar Project. TWDB
    also applied for a USGS 3-D Elevation Program(3DEP) grant after
    securing competitive bids.
    AOI
    Total
    Square Miles Cost Per Square Mile
    Tier 1 6066 $149.46
    Tier 2 3909 $175.99
    Benefits resulting from the USGS/3DEP program joining project
    • Acquired an additional 2,000 square miles of lidar
    • Partners saved ~$25.00 per square mile
    • Savings resulted in additional StratMap lidar project that year
    • Saving resulted in derivative dataset projects from local/regional
    partners
    

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18. Determining Flood Risk by
    Mapping Inundation Models
    

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19. Modeling habitats in Texas for
    Endangered Golden-Cheeked Warbler
    

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21. 10 Year
    Recognition
    

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22. /
    *Software excluded
    Power
    Users
    

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23. *Software excluded
    Highest
    Sales
    

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24. Highest
    Software
    Sales
    

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25. Success stories
    Traci Tracey
    Regional Manager, State & Local Government Practice
    

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26. Success stories
    Chris Beckcom
    Manager, Texas State Parks – Planning & Geospatial Resources
    

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27. Success stories
    Kristi Teykl
    Practice Lead, Information Management Solutions
    

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28. Launch of the new RFO!
    What’s next?
    

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29. What’s next?
    Feedback requested:
    • Expansion of this model
    • What can we do to help you?
    • What are your pain points?
    • How can the contracting model help you as a user or as a provider?
    • What do you want to see on the contract that's different?
    • What improvements could be made?
    

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30. Visit Booths
    

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