May 22, 2009 -- OpenGeo, a leader in open source geospatial software development and support, has recently announced that it will offer total integrated support packages for the OpenGeo Suite. The flexible web-mapping stack bundles the best open source geospatial software into a fully supported package. The OpenGeo Suite includes supported versions of the OpenLayers map component, GeoServer application server, and PostGIS spatial database, allowing customers to support a complete open source web-mapping stack under a single contract.

OpenGeo has an open pricing structure, and clients are encouraged to tailor their support hours to meet their unique needs. Every client gets access to core developers of each component of the OpenGeo Suite. OpenGeo has committers on all the projects it supports, ensuring that bugs will get fixed quickly - usually on the order of days or hours instead of weeks or years.

"The support we provide with the OpenGeo Suite gives our clients real peace of mind," OpenGeo President Chris Holmes said. "We take the risk out of open source, guaranteeing that the software operates as it should and aggressively fixing issues as they arise."

About OpenGeo

OpenGeo is a social enterprise working to build the best web-based geospatial technology. The company provides clients with supported, tested, and integrated open source solutions to build the GeoWeb. OpenGeo also supports open source communities by employing key developers of PostGIS, GeoServer, and OpenLayers. The company has a seven year history of providing successful consulting services and products to clients like Google, Tri-Met, Landgate, and the Open Geospatial Consortium. OpenGeo is the geospatial division of The Open Planning Project (TOPP), a New York-based 501(c)(3) non-profit that functions as a high tech social incubator. All of OpenGeo's revenue has been and will continue to be re-invested into innovative and useful software in support of TOPP's mission.

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