Ardent Announces FAA eFAST Contract Vehicle Award
Jul 22, 2022
Ardent Management Consulting, Inc. (Ardent), a trusted provider of digital transformation, data science and analytics, and location intelligence, announced its award of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Electronic Accelerated and Simplified Tasks (eFAST) multi-year Master Ordering Agreement (MOA).
The eFAST MOA offers FAA and government-wide customers broad technical scope, several contract and award types, and a wide array of labor categories with fixed ceiling rates. "We are excited to bring Ardent's service offerings to a new market. The FAA is an ideal consumer of our innovative solutions in Agile, DevSecOps, cloud, data, and geospatial," said Josh Rubin, Ardent Chief Growth Officer. "We look forward to the opportunity to support critical government missions through eFAST."
About Ardent
A digital transformation, location intelligence, and data analytics firm, Ardent brings a significant history of innovative proven best practices "at the speed of the mission" to Federal Civilian agencies, DHS mission components, State and Local entities, and the commercial and non-profit sectors. Ardent Management Consulting is certified to 9001:2015, its Development Projects are CMMI-Dev V2.0 Maturity Level 3 rated and its management systems (ISMS/ITSMS) are certified to IS0 27001:2013, and ISO 20000-1:2018 standards by SRI Quality System Registrar. For more information, visit www.ardentmc.com or reach out to Emily Morgan ([email protected]).
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