Bluestone Dam to get geospatial data management

The Army Corps of Engineers is looking for an architect-engineering firm to design a geospatial data management system for the Bluestone Dam Safety Assurance Project in Huntington, West Virginia.

A pre-solicitation notice published on FedBizOpps says that the contract the Corps will eventually award "will include the initial design and creation of the base system and may include any additional changes to the finished product for a time not to exceed five years from the award date."

For more information, go to FedBizOpps.com and enter solicitation number W9123715R0003 into the search form.

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