Guidehouse, a global consulting, digital, and managed services provider, has secured a 5-year contract with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to support its Human Resources Division. The contract encompasses organizational assessments, strategic Guidehouse, a trusted partner to the FBI for nearly two decades, has a longstanding relationship with the agency. The company has previously supported the FBI in various capacities, including finance, facilities, strategy, cybersecurity, data governance, organizational design, program and project management, and data analytics on projects globally. The FBI's decision to award Guidehouse this 5-year contract underscores the consulting firm's deep understanding of the FBI's environment and mission. John Saad, Partner and Defense and Security Segment Leader at Guidehouse, expressed the company's commitment to supporting the critical mission of the FBI and highlighted the firm's role as a trusted partner for over 17 years. Guidehouse, ranked among the top 10 consulting firms in the U.S., distinguishes itself by focusing equally on commercial clients in highly regulated industries and public sector clients responsible for regulating those industries. The company has a track record of providing tailored solutions that address the specific needs of clients undergoing transformations, innovating, remediating deficiencies, or enhancing operations. The 5-year contract with the FBI reflects Guidehouse's continued engagement in supporting the FBI's multifaceted requirements and mission-critical functions. The company's expertise and experience in delivering pragmatic solutions position it as a strategic partner capable of executing contracts that align with the FBI's objectives and priorities. As Guidehouse embarks on this new phase of collaboration with the FBI, the contract underscores the enduring partnership between the two entities and the significance of Guidehouse's role in contributing to the FBI's success in safeguarding the nation.
