Mapping of the Duval County Area Impervious and Pervious Surface

Background
The City of Jacksonville's Department of Public Works is seeking to map the impervious and pervious surfaces in Duval County. This initiative aims to collect imagery and calculate the billing for the Stormwater Utility City User Fees for 2026 and potentially beyond. The contract will be awarded to Ecopia Tech Corporation, which has previously provided similar services and has proven effective in meeting the city's needs.

Work Details
Ecopia Tech Corporation will conduct aerial surveys and mapping services to define approximately 376,000 individually identified parcels within Duval County. The mapping will include both impervious and pervious surfaces, which are crucial for calculating stormwater utility fees.

The services will leverage artificial intelligence to generate high-definition vector maps at scale, ensuring accurate identification of different types of impervious areas for each parcel. The total contract value is $50,000 for one year, with a cost of $0.13 per parcel reviewed.

Period of Performance
The contract is set to commence on January 26, 2026, with an expected duration of one year.

Place of Performance
The services will be performed in Duval County, Florida, specifically at the delivery location: 214 North Hogan Street, Suite 1000, Jacksonville, FL 32202.

Bidder Requirements
This contract is designated as a single-source purchase due to Ecopia's unique capabilities in utilizing AI for geospatial data analysis. No other vendors have been able to meet the city's specific requirements based on prior market research conducted by the Department of Public Works.