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Oregon Geospatial Enterprise Office

​​​About the program​

The Oregon Framework Data Development Program is a grant program sponsored by the Oregon Geographic Info​rmation Council (OGIC) ​and administered by the Geospatial Enterprise Office.

The purpose of the Framework Data Development Program is to support the development and management of Oregon’s authoritative geospatial Framework data and advance the Framework Program’s mission to provide a consist​ent and reliable network of geospatial resources and data for all Oregonians. Funds are dispersed through a competitive process that occurs on a biennial basis (every two years). For more information contact Melissa Foltz ​at melissa.foltz@das.oregon.gov


2024 Call for Proposals

The 2024 Framework Data Development Program is no longer accepting proposals. Funding awards will be announced April 24, 2024.  

Detailed Timeline​

Eligibility Requirements
Eligible applicants to this program are limited to public bodies (i.e., state government bodies, local government bodies, special government bodies, etc., per ORS 174.109) . Non-public bodies are invited to participate in the program as partners through subcontracts.

Any data element listed in the Framework Inventory or identified in the Framework Work Plan as a Data Element for Future Consideration   are eligible for the Framework Data Development Grant Program.​

​Previous Biennia Projects


Frequently Asked Questions​​​

Q: When will the next funding cycle begin?

​A: The next request for proposals is expected in Spring 2025.


Q: I heard the data development project has undergone changes this year, is that true?

A: Yes, the 2024 Request for Proposals (RFP) will look different than previous years.  The RFP has been updated to better align with Oregon’s Strategic Plan for Geospatial Data Management is available on OGIC’s Hub site.


Q: Does my project need to be completed by the end of the biennium?

​A: Projects are typically encouraged to stay within the biennium timeframe.  


Q: What is the indirect costs or F&A policy? Can these costs be included in our budget?

A: Unfortunately, no. Please read the full OGIC policy  for more information.


Q: In previous years, the Framework Data Development Program has not funded the development of standards and stewardship plans.  Has that changed?

A: Yes. Due to the collaborative nature in developing standards and stewardship plan, they have traditionally been excluded from funding.  However, in 2024’s RFP, the work required to lead the effort to organize work sessions and develop standards and stewardship plans will be eligible for funding.


Q: Would a project that develops a data distribution tool be eligible for funding?

A: Yes, if the project has a clear connection to Framework, it is eligible for funding.


​Q: If I have additional questions, what do I do?

A: Send an email to Melissa Foltz at melissa.foltz@das.oregon.gov.​










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