Aerial Surveys International gains GSA route to direct government geospatial contracts

Aerial Surveys International secured a GSA schedule contract covering both GIS services and Earth observation solutions. The award provides a route to prime contracting through GSA, expanding on its longstanding federal mapping subcontractor role.

Government teams commissioning mapping and environmental geospatial work gain a direct procurement route to the company’s imagery, LiDAR and analytics services. Actual effects on data availability will depend on subsequent task orders and delivery.

Aerial Surveys International’s new GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract changes how government agencies can engage the aerial mapping provider. The award covers two service categories: GIS services under SIN 541370GIS and Earth observation solutions under SIN 541370GEO. Together, these encompass geospatial analysis, spatial modeling, mapping, environmental work, and imagery and sensor-data collection with related analytics. The company can now serve agencies as a prime contractor through this procurement vehicle, extending a business built partly on almost 30 years of federal mapping subcontracting. For government geospatial teams, the development is primarily a contracting change rather than a new sensing capability: it creates a direct route to the company’s existing imagery, LiDAR and analytical services. The report does not identify funded task orders, contract value or delivery commitments, so the award establishes a procurement channel rather than demonstrating additional mapping activity.

Evidence supplied by GeoConnexion.