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March 22nd, 2013
Intermap Announces $410,000 NEXTMap Licensing Sale for RiskPro Solution Contract

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Intermap (IMP.TO), (ITMSF:BB), a leading provider of geospatial solutions on-demand created from its uniform, high-resolution 3D digital models of the earth’s surface, today announced that it has received a $410,000 NEXTMap licensing sale for a RiskPro solution in Southeast Asia. The data will be immediately delivered from the Company’s NEXTMap data library.

“This contract is the initial phase of a RiskPro 3D Business Intelligence (3DBI) solutions sale that includes the delivery of NEXTMap data, Intermap’s RiskPro risk management software application, and the related web services,” said Todd Oseth, president and CEO of Intermap. “This contract is an example of how a complete geospatial solution supplied by Intermap can be used by our customers to help them with natural disaster planning, natural resource management, national security interests, infrastructure planning, and 3D location based information planning.”

About Intermap

Headquartered in Denver, Colorado – Intermap (www.intermap.com) is an industry leader in geospatial solutions on demand. Through its powerful suite of 3DBI applications and proprietary development of contiguous databases that fuse volumes of GIS data into a single source, Intermap is able to provide location-based solutions for customers in diverse markets around the world that solve today’s complex geospatial challenges.