NV5 Global Advances with AI Platform and Major Pacific Survey Contract

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NV5 Global is demonstrating a dual-pronged growth strategy, simultaneously launching a novel artificial intelligence platform while initiating a multi-million dollar government project. This approach highlights the firm's focus on integrating cutting-edge technology with substantial public-sector contracts to strengthen its market standing.

This month marks the commencement of a significant hydrographic survey project for NV5 Global. The company, acting as a contractor for the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), has begun work off the coast of American Samoa. The objective is to map critical mineral deposits on the seabed.

This initiative is a component of a broader U.S. national strategy aimed at securing domestic supply chains and promoting sustainable resource management. NOAA has allocated a budget of approximately $20 million from its 2025 funds for this undertaking. The resulting maps and data models will be provided to federal agencies and will also serve as a foundational resource for the future development of deep-sea environments.

Introducing the GeoAgent AI Platform

In a parallel technological development, NV5 Global recently unveiled "GeoAgent." This new agent-based AI platform is designed to fully automate complex workflows in geospatial informatics that were previously handled manually or with basic assistance systems.

Unlike conventional AI copilots, the system operates with a high degree of autonomy and can be directed using natural language commands. The launch positions the company at the forefront of automation within a sector increasingly pressured to analyze vast quantities of data in real time. The goal is to dramatically enhance both the speed and accessibility of geospatial data analysis.

Strategic Integration for Business Growth

The concurrent launch of GeoAgent and the start of the Pacific survey work exemplify NV5 Global's strategic model. The company is focusing on directly integrating technological innovation into high-margin government contracts. With the survey operations officially beginning this month, the NOAA project provides an immediate, measurable contribution to the company's operational business, underscoring the practical application of its tech-driven services.