Booz Allen Hamilton, a company that generates 98% of its revenue from U.S. government contracts, is facing potential cuts as the Trump administration reviews federal spending.
The General Services Administration has identified 10 consulting firms, including Booz Allen, that are set to receive over $65 billion in fees in the coming years, and is asking agencies to justify why these contracts are mission critical.
Booz Allen CEO Horacio Rozanski says the company is well-aligned with the Trump administration’s priorities and is already talking to officials about how to deploy its technology in areas such as space defenses and fraud reduction.
Booz Allen and BES were alleged to knowingly submit fraudulent claims to the United States through task orders slated to supply computer military training simulators and systems to DoD agencies from 2016 to 2024.
Feb 11, 2025
Fort Belvoir, Va. –
Booz Allen Hamilton Holding Corporation (Booz Allen) agreed to pay the United States over $15 million to resolve allegations against Booz Allen’s subsidiary, Booz Allen Hamilton Engineering Services LLC (BES). . . .
Booz Allen and BES were alleged to knowingly submit fraudulent claims to the United States through task orders slated to supply computer military training simulators and systems to DoD agencies from 2016 to 2024. . . . .
Do you have any idea how many contracting officers are setting in Levenworth after getting caught in contractor fraud that they were supposed to prevent? A large chunk of the officer prisoners are in for just this type of corruption.
