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Home » MAPPS Commends Reintroduction of "Map It Once, Use It Many Times" Act
H.R. 1604 is intended to reform, consolidate and reorganize federal geospatial activities. Recently, a number of Government Accountability Office (GAO) reports have identified duplicative and a lack of coordination in federal geospatial activities. This bill provides a priority-setting mechanism to enhance the use of geospatial data, products, technology and services for federal agencies, Congress and non-federal stakeholders.
"This legislation will save money, make government more efficient and eliminate not only government agency duplication of one another, but government duplication of and competition with private enterprise. Use of the private sector for geospatial data, technology and services is important to national economic growth and job creation, and is of particular interest to Colorado given the significant concentration of firms doing this work in our state," said Congressman Doug Lamborn (CO-05).