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Eintrag vom: 13.01.2013.

Within months Advana had some 20 000 users across 42 organizations and Booz Allen Hamilton had a five-year $674 million contract to help expand and maintain it. In less than a year Advana...

 

The Department of Defense (DoD) has paused efforts by its Chief Digital and AI Office (CDAO) to re-compete a $15 billion artificial intelligence multiple award contract casting uncertainty over the future of the DoD?s Advana flagship enterprise data and analytics platform.

 

When a program office tells you they want analytics built on authoritative DoD data Advana is what that phrase typically points to. The original prime contractor is Booz Allen Hamilton working under a five-year $674 million GSA contract awarded in 2021. The planned $15 billion follow-on recompete (AAMAC) was canceled in July 2025.

 

Advana?s roots trace back to DOD?s chief financial officer?s unit when officials needed to pull data from thousands of different business systems that previously weren?t interoperable. But in June 2021 Booz Allen won a five-year $647 million contract to expand the program.

 

The Defense Department first awarded a five-year $674 million contract to Booz Allen Hamilton in 2021 for Advana which was launched that year to enhance departmentwide data sharing.

 

DoD launched Advana in 2021 to enhance decision-making across the department by integrating data from various sources to improve efficiency. Booz Allen Hamilton secured a five-year $674 million contract in June 2021 to support further development of Advana.