LAND 1771 – Geospatial Support System
LAND1771 is a defence project aimed at modernising land geospatial and survey capabilities for the Australian Defence Force. It introduces an Army Geospatial Support System to collect, manage, analyse, and disseminate geospatial data, improving terrain understanding, situational awareness, navigation, and mission management on domestic and overseas operations.
What is LAND1771 is doing:
- Introducing the Army Geospatial Support System to collect, manage, analyse and disseminate geospatial data and imagery
- Modernising and enhancing the geospatial and survey capabilities for the joint land force.
- Delivering a common fleet of computer systems for enhanced connectivity and interoperability.
- Deploying scalable and agile teams capable of both connected and disconnected communication environments.
Why LAND1771 is needed:
- Improve rapid terrain understanding and situational awareness for better decision making.
- Modernise land geospatial and survey capabilities for the joint land force.
- Collect, manage, analyse and disseminate geospatial data and imagery more effectively.
- Optimise mission management activities and resource coordination.
- Determine decisions faster for commanders while on the battlefield.
How C2A Consulting has contributed:
- Key resources in developing tranche 2 requirements.
- Representatives to the LC4SPO engineering community.
- Lead engineering resources for tranche 2.
- Key engagement resources with contractors
- Assisting tender evaluations to enable critical decisions
- Assisting Tranche 1 through critical Mandated System Reviews (MSR).
- Assisting in development of mandatory Capability Management Gate Review Documents.
- Assisting in the transition of parts of the project to the appropriate acquisition project.
- Updating the Capability Manager of critical updates in regards to tranche 2.
Our Team
BRADLEY TAYLOR
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