Woolpert is an architecture, engineering, and geospatial (AEG) firm that provides geospatial services, integrating them with engineering and strategic consulting for public, private, and government clients. They offer services like LiDAR acquisition, photogrammetry, GIS design and development, and advanced sensor development. Woolpert partners with organizations like NASA and Esri, offering solutions for asset management, disaster recovery, and infrastructure projects.
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Woolpert acquired Geomatics Data Solutions in 2019 to augment and expand its services and global reach.
Woolpert can offer solutions built on Planet data to supplement Woolpert’s existing products and services.
Woolpert acquired Southern Mapping in 2019 to augment and expand its services and global reach.
Planet and Woolpert are working together to provide imagery and data to select areas of Africa as part of a campaign to deliver technology and engineering capabilities to underserved areas.
Woolpert has logged more than 1,000 hours operating UAS in controlled airspace at airports, mostly flown in Class B, C, and D airspace.
Woolpert’s waiver for McGhee Tyson Airport enables the firm to test strategies for providing perimeter surveillance at TYS.
Woolpert’s FAA Part 107 Waiver 107.29 and FAA Class C airspace authorization enable the firm to deploy UAS to support and advance airport operations.
Data from the Woolpert project are scheduled to be delivered to the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada by the end of June.
Since Long Point Capital's 2017 investment, Woolpert tripled its profits, completed six strategic add-on acquisitions, expanded into new geographic markets, and developed new lines of service including strategic consulting and data-as-a-service.
Woolpert expects the topo-bathy lidar technology to achieve bathymetric coverage to a depth of approximately 50 m, reducing the need for NOAA Ship Rainier to survey inshore of that depth.
Woolpert will deploy a King Air 300 Turboprop aircraft equipped with Leica Chiroptera 4X and Leica HawkEye 4X lidar sensors out of Kaua’i to collect data for the task order.
Woolpert was awarded a task order under NOAA’s Shoreline Mapping Services Contract to provide topographic and bathymetric lidar data and imagery for islands in the Northwest Hawaiian Islands chain.
The USGS is funding the Woolpert task order with interagency cooperation from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Office for Coastal Management.
The U.S. Geological Survey awarded Woolpert a task order under the Geospatial Product and Service Contract 3 to acquire Quality Level 1 topographic LiDAR data in Hawaii.
Woolpert has acquired approximately 6,600 square miles of topographic LiDAR data and approximately 125 square miles of bathymetric LiDAR data encompassing Hawaii’s eight main islands as part of a systematic plan to produce the state’s first statewide, high-resolution elevation dataset.
Woolpert has acquired Data Cloud Solutions, LLC, an internationally recognized systems integrator and cloud solutions provider based in Springfield, Ohio.
Scott Cattran is the President and CEO of Woolpert.
The acquisition of DCS provides Woolpert and DCS clients with integrated data-as-a-service and software-as-a-service solutions.
DCS chose to join Woolpert to extend the expertise of both firms and to reach additional markets.
The purchase of the King Air 300 supports Woolpert's growth over the last year and a half, which included the acquisition of two international geospatial companies.