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NGA Selects Azimuth for $143M Technical Support Work

Azimuth will provide subject matter expertise and technical assistance to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency under a potential five-year, $143 million contract.

The Beavercreek, Ohio-based company will support research and development programs across NGA and help analyze concepts and technology platforms, the agency said Friday.

Contract work will include tech market research, transfer and transition support.

The award has a one-year base period and options that would extend company services by four years.

Azimuth offers program and administrative management support, threat analysis and policy expertise to the government sector.

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