Booz Allen Hamilton has recently expanded its technology innovation ecosystem by opening two new flagship facilities. The first is a state-of-the-art engineering facility located in Lorton, Virginia, while the second is a maritime tech facility in Bremerton, Washington.
These cutting-edge facilities have been strategically designed to provide rapid prototyping, systems integration, training and advanced solutions that will enhance mission readiness for warfighters operating in complex and contested environments. The Bremerton Maritime Tech Facility serves as a testbed for unmanned maritime technology and immersive engineering processes while also offering rapid integration capabilities. Its location was carefully chosen to support defense clients with pioneering solutions that address the growing threats faced in the Indo-Pacific region.
According to Eric Billies, vice president at Booz Allen Hamilton: “The Bremerton facility has been specifically built to tackle the challenges posed by unmanned technology – particularly within the Indo-Pacific region where maintaining dominance on water is crucial for countering rising threats.”
With over 30 locations across major business centers throughout America’s landscape; Booz Allen’s broader network of tech innovation facilities provides dedicated resources such as accelerated technological advancements and mission testing capabilities.
