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NGS
The Geospatial Software Experts
About NGS
NGS leverages GIS technology from commercial and open-source domains to deliver unique solutions to US National Defense, Intelligence Community, and commercial sectors. Specializing in advanced data integration and visualization, our CoreSpatial technology provides precision and efficiency, supported by robust customization and expert support. We also bring that same defense-grade security discipline to commercial teams through our AI Advisory practice, helping organizations adopt AI safely without sacrificing control of their data. Our core capabilities are centered around agile, cyber-aware software development and data integration, combined with domain expertise in C5ISR, Collections Management, Intelligence Operations, Mission Planning, and Battle Command. Please visit our website to learn more. NGS Fixed-Scope Service Packages (open-standards geospatial engineering for defense and government): - Geospatial Stack Assessment: Evaluate your GIS infrastructure, identify gaps, and map a modernization path. - SDI Modernization: Migrate legacy Esri or proprietary GIS to an open-standards stack (GeoServer, PostGIS, OGC APIs). - GeoServer Hardening: STIG-compliant GeoServer deployment with security baselines, monitoring, and documentation. - GeoServer Performance Tuning: Diagnose and fix map performance issues and add metrics collection. - C5ISR Data Integration: Connect geospatial services to mission systems (GCCS-J/A, TAK, CoT feeds, Link-16). - DevSecOps Pipeline Setup: CI/CD pipelines for geospatial workloads with automated security scanning and Iron Bank alignment. - Basemap & Data Provisioning: Deployable OSM, imagery, elevation, and MGRS/UTM packages for disconnected or deployed environments.
Verified activity
Signals from NGS
3 published signals
Technology & Infrastructure
NGS completed a hands-on deployment supporting Kernos integration across network environments at a DoW site.
Reported by NGS
Research & Knowledge
NGS Atlas reconstructs a real place from two or three photos using point clouds, depth on every frame, and 3D Gaussian splats to reconstruct Stanford's Main Quad between 2 and 25 ground level photos.
Reported by Jason Newmoyer
People
NGS welcomed Travis Fries as its first GIS intern, completing a project involving a vessel traffic map of the Strait of Hormuz and 3D imagery of landmarks.
Reported by NGS