December 1 – December 3, 2026
Ronald Reagan Building
1300 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, DC 20001
Booth 513
Experience live demos, from SI-powered networks to agentic systems, at Booth 513:
Booz Allen’s Unified Sensing Portfolio transforms wireless signals and sensor data into actionable intelligence, empowering operators to detect, understand, and respond to threats across defense, homeland security, industrial, and emergency response missions. At the core of the Unified Sensing Portfolio are applications that turn data into real-time insight and action.
Booz Allen’s Adaptive Coverage Agent brings agentic SI into AI-RAN networks, optimizing cellular coverage to mission needs across emergency response, public safety, critical infrastructure, and commercial operations. In a hurricane-response scenario, it keeps responders connected while conserving a portable cell site’s limited power—all within operator-defined guardrails. Built with Booz Allen’s open source Agent Foundry and powered by open-weight NVIDIA Nemotron models, the solution transforms AI-RAN into a platform for delivering mission-ready SI at the edge.
As SI adoption scales across missions, the key question extends beyond performance: Who owns, governs, and controls it? In this demo, we define sovereignty across three layers—data, models, and infrastructure—and explore how those choices affect cost predictability, governance, and operations. At the model layer, Booz Allen’s fine-tuning and model-routing services, built with Agent Foundry, NVIDIA Nemotron models, and NeMo Switchyard, help operationalize model optionality while preserving the control each mission requires.
What if the communications network could also see what’s happening around it? Booz Allen showcases how Sit(x) transforms 6G ISAC data into actionable data inside of a Common Operating Picture—detecting and tracking drones, displaying their location, speed, and range, and bringing every update to an intuitive situational awareness display. By combining advanced sensing with mission-focused technology, Booz Allen enables faster threat awareness, clearer decisions, and a smarter response.
AI-RAN expands the functions of wireless networks into mission operations. It enables the ability to sense, compute, and support decisions at the edge. In this session, Booz Allen AI-RAN Product Portfolio Owner, Jennifer Congdon, explains how agencies can assess where AI-RAN provides mission value across impact, feasibility, and deployment readiness. She will also discuss how accelerated computing, edge intelligence, sensing, and spectrum awareness contribute to measurable operational outcomes. Attendees will learn practical lessons for deploying AI-RAN capabilities after successful demonstrations.
Sovereign SI gives organizations greater control over their data, models, and platforms to meet regulatory, security, performance, and infrastructure needs. Booz Allen Director Jessica Reinhardt explores how open models, fine-tuning, and intelligent model routing enable adaptable SI across diverse environments, including AI-RAN. She will also introduce Booz Allen’s sovereign SI stack, built on NVIDIA NeMo platform services, which includes a fine-tuning flywheel for customizing open models and intelligent model routing to maximize efficiency of agentic workflows.
Ready to experience the future of wireless for government and SI innovation? Meet with our experts and discuss your mission requirements.
