KeyLogic Awarded Contract to Support Air Force Data and AI Office
Herndon-based KeyLogic has been awarded a contract to support the Department of the Air Force Chief Data and Artificial Intelligence Officer, announced in a press release.
The company will help the department implement its Data and AI Strategy by identifying barriers to decision advantage and creating systems engineering artifacts and DoDAF views to guide future design. KeyLogic will also work on modernizing internal program operations using Agile practices and optimizing Integrated Master Schedules.
The initiative aims to strengthen governance, improve interoperability, and accelerate artificial intelligence adoption across the Air and Space Forces to enhance mission outcomes.
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