The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) has awarded BAE Systems a five-year, $250 million contract to continue providing Full-Motion Video (FMV) advanced analytic services, training, and intelligence production support.
The task-order contract was awarded under NGA’s Multi-Intelligence Analytical and Collection Support Services indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract.
In addition to providing analytic mission support, BAE Systems will stand up a new Performance Innovation Council to introduce NGA leaders to new FMV services, software, systems, platforms, and sensors developed by BAE Systems and its program team, made up of several industry leading intelligence and technology companies.
The creation of this new council directly aligns with NGA’s Team GEOINT initiative, which encourages industry, academia, professional organisations, and foreign allies to work together and support common technical standards that will enhance intelligence sharing and collaboration.
Peder Jungck, Vice President and General Manager of BAE Systems’ Intelligence Solutions business, said: “Our experts play a critical role in analyzing multiple FMV feeds to produce actionable intelligence in support of a 24/7 national security mission.
“Our incredibly strong team includes the world’s largest Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance businesses. Together, we will exchange analytic best practices with our NGA leaders and provide the Agency with insights into our respective technology roadmaps to ensure our future software, platforms, and sensors are designed from the start to meet their mission needs.”
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