About ICF
ICF sells security and resilience services that help government and industry strengthen defenses against cyber, physical, and emerging threats. ICF frames resilience as key to protecting America's security, economy, and way of life. ICF's security work covers safeguarding critical assets, fortifying infrastructure, and building a security-first culture that considers cyber and physical convergence. ICF develops capabilities and executes real-time operations in support of national security.
ICF's infrastructure security and resilience work starts with understanding threats to mission-critical assets. ICF experts assess vulnerabilities, analyze cyber and physical risks, and develop strategic defenses to safeguard essential operations and national security. ICF experts design custom algorithms using statistics, machine learning, and AI. ICF analyzes the domain, integrates expert insights, and builds analytics for strategic decision-making and national security. ICF experts apply analytical methods and cybersecurity expertise to develop solutions for mission needs and national defense.
ICF Fathom is ICF's suite of tailored AI solutions and services for organizations. ICF's suite of AI solutions and services features customizable intelligent agents. ICF has ServiceNow and Appian capabilities. ICF partners with marketing, commerce, cloud and analytics platforms, with vertically-specific technology providers particularly in the energy sector, and with supply chain professionals. ICF says technology partners play a larger role in its offerings as the world becomes more interconnected. ICF seeks to collaborate with experts, suppliers, contractors, and technology partners.[5]
ICF delivers its services to clients across the U.S. federal government through a contracts portfolio. ICF works for government and commercial clients in areas including public health, IT modernization and digitization, energy efficiency, natural disaster relief and mitigation, utility consulting, and climate, environmental and infrastructure services. ICF provides clients with facts, data, and independent analysis to help them further their missions. ICF's team includes business analysts and policy specialists who work alongside technologists, data scientists, and creatives. ICF has built and integrated a set of marketing and communications capabilities to help organizations develop engagement with their audiences.[6][7]
Incentive Technology Group, LLC (ITG) provides cloud-based platform services to the U.S. federal government. ICF combines its strategic consulting, analytics and domain expertise with ITG's digital capabilities to help agencies architect and develop the technology platforms they need for their missions. Creative Systems and Consulting provides IT modernization and digital transformation solutions to U.S. federal agencies. SemanticBits provides digital modernization services using open-source frameworks to U.S. federal health agencies. ICF pairs its health and social services with ESAC's health technology solutions and applied understanding of genomics, proteomics and physical sciences in its digital health solutions. DMS Disaster Consultants is a disaster planning and recovery services firm whose capabilities augment ICF's disaster response, recovery and preparedness work in the public sector. Applied Energy Group (AEG) provides energy technology and advisory services to electric and gas utilities, state and local governments, and state energy offices.
ICF traces its origin to 1969, when a WWII veteran and former Tuskegee Airman, along with three U.S. Department of Defense analysts, founded the Inner City Fund to finance businesses in Washington, D.C. ICF describes itself as a global solutions and technology provider. In 2012, ICF acquired GHK Holdings Limited, a London-based consultancy with offices across Europe and Asia that added capabilities in environment, health, education, social programs, logistics, and international development. Mostra SA is a communications agency based in Brussels, Belgium, whose strategic communications capabilities complement ICF's policy work. ICF files annual reports on Form 10-K and quarterly reports on Form 10-Q with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.[2][6]
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