Oblique Aerial Photography for Improved Decision Support on the Oregon Shore

The State of Oregon is seeking a contractor to provide oblique aerial photography services for the Oregon Coast. The goal of the project is to provide high-resolution oblique imagery of the Oregon outer coast as a crucial decision support resource for coastal management work. The contractor will be required to capture new oblique aerial photography of the Ocean Shore State Recreation Area, including estuarine shorelines and offshore rocks and reefs. The photography must be captured during "minus tide" windows, and the contractor must provide a flight report and metadata file with the delivered images. • The project requires the contractor to capture oblique aerial photography of the Oregon coast, including estuarine shorelines and offshore rocks and reefs. • The photography must be captured during "minus tide" windows, which occur in the first part of the day (6am to 1pm) and in months of April to August. • The contractor must provide a flight report and metadata file with the delivered images. • The project budget is estimated to be between $180,000 and $220,000. • The contractor must have experience with oblique aerial photography and must be able to capture high-resolution images with a uniform focal length. • The contractor must be able to provide a detailed project approach, including a step-by-step description of how they will approach the project, a description of their quality assurance process, and a description of how they will complete deliverables in a timely manner.