Booz Allen Hamilton has expanded its tech innovation ecosystem, opening a new flagship engineering facility in Lorton, Virginia, and a maritime tech facility in Bremerton, Washington.

These state-of-the-art facilities are strategically designed to provide rapid prototyping, systems integration, training, and cutting-edge solutions, helping to ensure mission readiness for warfighters in complex and contested environments. The Bremerton Maritime Tech Facility is designed as a testbed for unmanned maritime technology, immersive engineering, and rapid integration. Purposefully located in Bremerton, Washington, the facility is strategically positioned to support defense clients with pioneering solutions that address the pacing threat in the Indo-Pacific region.

“The Bremerton facility is built to tackle the growing challenges of unmanned technology, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region, where maintaining maritime dominance is essential to countering rising threats,” said Eric Billies, vice president at Booz Allen.

With over 30 total locations in major business centers across the U.S., Booz Allen’s broader ecosystem of tech innovation facilities delivers dedicated technology acceleration and mission testing capabilities.