Supporting geodetic and geospatial tasks related to archaeological excavations within the framework of a works contract: Support for IT tasks related to archaeological excavations (database, cartography) in the amount of 200,000 archaeologically positive m2. The creation of the current empty database ("project") on the Mergin Maps repository of the András Jósa Museum. (Requirements: The database must be capable of recording field data in Mergin Maps: it must contain all the fields of the object descriptive data sheets according to the MNM NRI protocol, and it must also be capable of recording a grave sheet if necessary. You also need to manage the drawing log data of field drawings, as well as photographs taken in the field, connecting these tables with the data of object sheets and spatial data. Similarly, it stores the data of each artifact associated with the objects. In the course of the exploration, support for uploading data to the database (saving images, reloading them in compressed form), restoring to the previous version in case of data loss or problem, and deleting duplicates. Assisting the archaeologist leading the excavation in the preparation of the topographical and summary maps to be submitted as annexes to the progress and final reports, and in the calculation of the required areas (calculation of positive and negative areas). Preparing a terrain model and carrying out volume calculations if necessary (typically during test excavations). Export of object descriptive data sheets and grave sheets from the finished field Mergin Maps database, preparation of indicators (drawing and photo diary, list of experiments) and transfer of drawing data from Mergin Maps to QGIS program to help the digitization of drawings. In the course of digitizing drawings, provide professional support to colleagues, if necessary. IT support in fulfilling an annual documentation obligation Mass renaming of exploration photos in such a way that the file name refers to the content (e.g. engraving 0001). Editing digital engravings, floor plans and maps in georeferenced (geographical information) PDF format from drawings digitized by the staff of the Museum, supplemented with the data of the period list provided by the archaeologist. Preparation of thematic maps (by epoch, for example) in order to professionally display the relationships at the site level. Field measurement (geodesia) in the amount of 750 hours If necessary, setting the boundaries of excavation sites, setting research trenches. Measurement of intersection points, fitting points, fixed points and humused area using a high-precision GNSS receiver (RTK). In the case of a test excavation, measuring the upper and lower contours of the probes for area and volume calculation and, if necessary, recording the points necessary for making the terrain model. Transmission of survey geodetic data (coordinate list). The procedure is to be concluded with one bidder. Article 105 (1) a) is aimed at the conclusion of a framework agreement. A contract under a framework agreement may be concluded only for the duration of the framework agreement and the quantity procured under the framework agreement may not exceed the total quantity per lot envisaged in the framework agreement. On the basis of this call, there will be competition. The Contracting Authority acquires unlimited and exclusive rights of use over any scientific result, test result, geospatial file, any other result, creation or product generated during the performance of the contractor as a successful tenderer, which may be assigned to a third party. The performance shall be carried out in accordance with the legislation in force and the professional protocols in force at the time of performance. Until the conclusion of the contract, the contracting party is obliged to present to the contracting authority, or to maintain in force within the scope of the framework agreement, its liability insurance with a minimum limit of HUF 5 000 000/year and a minimum limit of HUF 1 000 000/harmful event covering the subject matter of the public procurement. Failure to submit an insurance policy shall constitute a withdrawal of the bidder from the conclusion of the framework agreement. pursuant to Article 131(4). The detailed requirements are set out in the procurement documents.
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