LMI has won work with NASA to provide a wide range of technology-enabled strategic management and technical solutions through the Data Analysis and Technical Support Services II blanket purchase agreement.
This 5-year agreement has a ceiling of $115 million. It allows LMI to continue delivering future-focused solutions across NASA headquarters, mission and mission support directorates, and center installations as NASA’s missions grow, the company said.
Through DATSS II, LMI will develop solutions that optimize the performance of NASA programs, operations and missions.
“LMI is proud to build on the successes of our 44-year NASA partnership,” said Zaki Saleh, LMI’s senior vice president of health & civilian market.
“An organization’s capacity to pursue innovation, transform problem-solving, and accelerate progress makes the difference between mission success and failure,” Saleh added. “We leverage our innovation ecosystem and the full breadth of our digital transformation, modeling and simulation, and performance optimization capabilities to meet NASA business and mission objectives.”
LMI’s operating model leverages the Forge technology studio to explore, develop and test early-stage concepts while accelerating value to customers; and a consulting workforce capable of applying technology to mission challenges using an agile, human-centered design approach.
Solutions like LMI’s Instruction-tuned Generative Resource enables, for example, enables LMI’s operational integrators at NASA to quickly move from idea to implementation while improving business processes, the company said.
“We continue to center on innovation for our service to the NASA mission, combining deep expertise and digitally enabled tools to make public engagement more human centered, policy modeling and simulation more evidence-based, and implementation and monitoring more approachable, relevant, and actionable ,” said Christine Cocrane, LMI’s senior vice president of management advisory services.
