Booz Allen Hamilton has been awarded a blanket purchase agreement from the Environmental Protection Agency Office of Research and Development to support modernization efforts and the EPA's mission to protect people, health and the environment.
Booz Allen has won one of four positions for a seven-year scientific modeling, applications, visualization, computational science, software, and statistics support contract with a maximum value of $431 million.
“Booz Allen has a long history of supporting technical and scientific efforts at the highest levels of government,” said Prachi, vice president of Booz Allen and leader of the company's climate change and infrastructure business.・Mr. Sukatankar said.
“We are seeking innovative solutions that protect the environment and human health, increase America's economic prosperity, and strengthen our national security,” Sukathankar added. “This latest EPA effort allows us to continue our efforts to advance an ecosystem of innovation and solutions within our climate mission, including using AI to make scientific data more actionable and usable. We can make it easier.”
Under the agreement, Booz Allen will contribute advanced technologies such as AI, machine learning, data analytics capabilities, scientific modeling and geospatial analysis to EPA's continued critical efforts.
Booz Allen said EPA ORD will advance the use of scientific and technical data to improve the speed, quality, accuracy, and defensibility of science across the agency related to disaster relief, clean drinking water, human health, and more. The company said it will help improve
“SMAVCS4 BPA aligns with Booz Allen's Velocity, Leadership, Technology (Volt) growth strategy by addressing climate resiliency as a national mission,” said Sr. Vice President and Director of Climate Change said Dave Salek, a strategy and policy expert leading the infrastructure effort. At Booz Allen.
“With this initiative, we will also apply and maximize our significant investments in digital, advanced data analytics, AI and ML technologies to address ORD’s most pressing needs to strengthen national resilience.” “We will be able to support our scientific, mission, and programmatic priorities.”
