Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH) today announced the expansion of its tech innovation ecosystem with the opening of a new flagship engineering facility in Lorton, Virginia and a maritime tech facility in Bremerton, Washington, further extending the company’s capabilities to meet evolving mission requirements by applying emerging technology. These state-of-the-art facilities are strategically designed to provide rapid prototyping, systems integration, training, and cutting-edge solutions, helping to ensure mission readiness for warfighters in complex and contested environments.
The Lorton facility is Booz Allen’s third flagship engineering facility, joining the existing Pax River Mission Systems Integration Facility in Maryland and an Engineering & Manufacturing site in Panama City, Florida.
Together, these three locations expand the company’s capabilities for full lifecycle engineering and niche manufacturing to meet evolving client needs. With over 30 total locations in major business centers across the U.S., Booz Allen’s broader ecosystem of tech innovation facilities delivers dedicated technology acceleration, mission prototyping, ideation, sandbox and mission testing capabilities.
Booz Allen’s Lorton Flagship Engineering Facility, home to the Warfighter Applications and Rapid Prototyping Center (WARP-C), is a tech hub designed to provide advanced technology exploration and system integration to meet the evolving needs of warfighters.
BAH shares surrendered $1.25 to $160.01.
