Implementation of GIS Management Dashboard Sample Clauses

Implementation of GIS Management Dashboard. DME would like to build a GIS dashboard that includes both statistical information extracted from GIS (e.g., miles of line for distribution primary overhead and underground, etc.), as well as general mapping tools for managing day-to-day operations. SSP is currently working on a similar project at another utility and has used this project to ballpark this effort at DME. SSP would propose to create a standard XXX.Xxx website that is driven by two major functional tabs. The first (default) tab will contain the statistical key performance indicators (KPIs) that are extracted from the underlying data. Presentation of this data may include charts and graphs as needed. The second major tab will include an embedded web view of a configured Esri Operations Dashboard which will provide a mapping-based approach to locating specific assets, events, or work. Operations dashboard provides additional functionality for adding graphs and charts tied directly to the data on the map. The combination of the statistical and map-based dashboard will provide DME with maximum flexibility for providing information to managers throughout the utility. Cost Estimate: $98,405.00
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