Kacey Roberts
Seerist has expanded its existing contract with the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency to include augmented analytics-based geographic information system data services.
The company said Wednesday the additional support via GIS mapping software Esri will allow NGA to access real-time dashboards that could help policymakers, warfighters and crisis responders formulate insights and threat forecasts.
“The NGA team requires timely, precise, and customized data and insight at all times, and that is exactly what we are providing under this updated agreement,” said John Goolgasian, president of Seerist Federal.
The company and NGA have been working for a year since the former received a potential five-year contract from the agency to provide access to an open-source global threat intelligence platform and application programming interface.
