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RGi Propels NGA’s Future in Fast Forward

ST. LOUIS, Mo. — July. 28, 2026 — Reinventing Geospatial (RGi) recently won multiple task orders on the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency’s (NGA) Research and Development contract (RDC) totaling $32 million, expanding its role in advancing cutting-edge GEOINT technology. RGi was selected as an awardee of the seven-year, $794 million Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract in 2024, supporting NGA’s mission-critical technology initiatives.

RGi’s work spans a broad range of technical advancements, including:

• GEOINT data analysis and modeling
• Development and delivery of prototypes to validate emerging technologies in realistic environments
• Support for advanced technology insertion in major operational systems and architectures

Expert:
“The RDC program underscores RGi’s commitment to innovation and excellence,” said Wayne Hawkins, vice president, strategy, RGi. “As a trusted partner with NGA, we are delivering technologies and insights that drive the future of GEOINT research and development, sharpening national security to protect the nation with speed, accuracy, and foresight.”

Details:
The RDC program explores the art of the possible and delivers operationally responsive capabilities. The team is focused on aligning with the diverse needs of end users to ensure responsiveness to the dynamic threat environment and technological opportunities. These recent awards reinforce RGi’s role in ensuring NGA remains at the leading edge of advanced GEOINT capabilities, meeting mission needs across the Intelligence Community and Armed Forces.

About RGi:
Reinventing Geospatial (RGi) is an advanced technology company driven by exceptional people operating at the forefront of AI/ML solutions for a wide range of customers within the Defense and Intelligence Community. Founded in 2009, RGi designs, delivers, and sustains critical geospatial capabilities that support mission success for  national security operations.

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