Ardent Management Consulting, Inc. won a $3.69M competitive task order to help the US Border Patrol’s (USBP) Advanced Analytics Branch at DHS Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
With this new three-year contract, Ardent will continue to assist the CBP with geospatial, temporal, and geostatistical analysis. By building and improving analytical tools, Ardent will let the USBP use and access data to gain a better understanding of the environments in which CBP agents and stakeholders work. Ardent will also help the Border Patrol learn how to use geospatial tools and capabilities at USBP HQ and in the field.
Josh Rubin, in charge of growth at Ardent, said, “Making sure our border is safe and secure is important for our national security and for people’s safety. We do most of what we do to help people get better data and make decisions based on that data. Ardent does its best work when it’s helping DHS and other government customers solve their hardest and most complicated problems”.
This work was issued under a call order on Ardent’s Geospatial Technical Support Services (GTSS) BPA, with a potential ceiling of $37.9M. So far, Ardent has won a total of almost $25M from this BPA.
Ardent won its first government contract in 2009, and with this award, they’ve won a total of $41.7M at agencies that include DHS, GSA, DOI, SSA, and SBA. Most of their work has been with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
About the Opportunity:
- Description: ADVANCED ANALYTICS BRANCH TECHNICAL SERVICES
- Period of Performance: 9/30/22 to 9/29/2025
- TCV: $3,699,105.60
- NAICS: 541511: Custom Computer Programming Services