Booz Allen Hamilton [BAH] yesterday said it has won eight major task orders to provide management and technical services to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) through the Enterprise Support to Management and Resources for Technical Services (ESMARTS) contract.
ESMARTS is an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with a maximum value of $873 million, and will provide services to NGA through December 2016.
Booz provided similar support to NGA under the predecessor SMARTS contract initiated in 2006.
Through ESMARTS, Booz will support NGA in developing geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) capabilities that create new value and improve mission partners’ access to data. Booz will help implement NGA’s strategic initiatives regarding: content, customer service, open information technology environment, analytic capabilities, workforce, workplace and functional management.
Since the IDIQ award in May 2012, Booz has won eight prime contractor awards, totaling $295 million, to support different mission directorates and management offices within the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency. Additionally, Booz will provide subcontractor support in three other areas including security, human resources, and online GEOINT services.
“Booz Allen is well prepared to continue its 30-year partnership with NGA and its predecessor organizations through the ESMARTS contract,” said Richard Wilhelm, executive vice president of Booz Allen Hamilton. “With a superior record of excellence in technical delivery and management, Booz Allen offers a broad set of mission focused capabilities that will enable NGA to efficiently achieve its vision.”