Why Booz Allen?

Booz Allen believes in contributing to the communities in which we work and in helping those citizens obtain a fair share of the economic opportunities that are available. Small business concerns and minority institutions make important contributions to Booz Allen by enhancing our competitive edge, performance on specific contracts, and bottom line. They also play a critical role in the future of the global economy.

To facilitate the use of small businesses under T4, Booz Allen offers the following:

• We have a Small Business Office (SBO) that maintains an online portal and registration process for all companies interested in working with us.
• Our SBO again received a rating of “Highly Successful” from the Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) and the Small Business Administration (SBA) on our most recent audit by DCMA.
• The Department of Defense (DoD), Office of Small Business Programs awarded Booz Allen the Nunn-Perry Award in 2005 for the success of our mentor-protégé relationship with a woman-owned, small disadvantaged IT firm. In 2008 Booz Allen again won the Nunn-Perry award for mentoring a small disadvantaged veteran-owned company.
• Over the past 13 years, Booz Allen has successfully mentored more than 25 protégé firms through various mentor-protégé programs.
• The Disabled American Veterans (DAV) has awarded Booz Allen Large Business of the Year.

Booz Allen is committed to developing long-standing small business partnerships to support T4. Please contact us to discuss our approach to this commitment and to exceeding our small business goals.

Booz Allen has long supported efforts to assist our nation’s Wounded Warriors. We are especially committed to helping service members and their families reintegrate into civilian life through programs and activities that bolster physical and mental well-being and strengthen ties to the community. As part of this commitment, more than 100 Booz Allen employees have contributed to assist disabled veterans at both the National Veterans Summer Sports Clinic and Disabled American Veterans Winter Sports Clinic. These week-long events provide newly injured service members with opportunities to learn adaptive sports and recreational activities. Such activities provide significant therapeutic benefits to veterans who have suffered amputations, traumatic brain injuries, post-traumatic stress disorder, and other neurological disorders. In addition to the adaptive activities, the clinic gives veterans, their family members, and caregivers an opportunity to interact with others who share their experiences and learn new ways to work together to overcome the challenges of their disabilities.

As one of the major sponsors of both events, Booz Allen has provided financial support, planning assistance, and a significant number of hands-on volunteers to help ensure the success of these events. Our contributions across the two events have totaled more than $100,000 and 2,000 volunteer hours. Our funds and volunteers have helped to ensure disabled veteran participants receive assistance and support as they train throughout the year. In addition, our assistance has helped provide food, housing, medical attention, and other necessary support during the events. Through direct community and pro bono efforts and strong relationships with several veteran organizations, Booz Allen positively influencing how Wounded Warriors reintegrate into society following their brave military service.