On October 9, Empower AI announced that it has been awarded a contract valued at more than $200 million by the U.S. Army Information Systems Engineering Command (ISEC) Mission Engineering Directorate (MED) to support the Army Metering Program (AMP). The program is managed under U.S. Army Materiel Command (AMC) through the TEIS IV contract vehicle. This multi-year effort will modernize critical infrastructure across more than 80 Army installations, enhancing energy resilience, enabling real-time analytics, and strengthening operational readiness objectives across the enterprise.
Empower AI will lead nationwide Engineering, Furnishing, Installation, and Testing (EFI&T) efforts to modernize and secure the Army’s operational technology environments, including energy and water metering, Industrial Control Systems, Facility-Related Control Systems (FRCS), and SCADA systems. The company will deliver secure, standards-compliant solutions with full lifecycle support from procurement and configuration to cybersecurity compliance (including RMF and CMMC), integration, fielding, and sustainment of thousands of meters and monitoring devices.
“Readiness depends on resilient infrastructure that provides the Army with the real-time visibility needed to anticipate and respond to operational demands,” said Jeff Bohling, CEO of Empower AI. “Through this program, we will strengthen the Army’s energy resilience, accelerate modernization, and deliver secure, scalable solutions that drive mission success.”
Empower AI’s proven record of success in complex Army environments, combined with deep experience supporting NETCOM and AMC missions, positions the company to accelerate deployment and deliver mission-critical performance outcomes. Empower AI integrates predictive analytics into infrastructure monitoring to help Army operators anticipate equipment failures, identify risks, and sustain operational readiness.
The company’s AI-driven capabilities support proactive maintenance and resilient, modernized operations across the enterprise, always delivered in alignment with Army approval, oversight, and requirements.
“We are deeply aligned with the Army’s mission and committed to delivering solutions that strengthen capabilities and accelerate mission success. Our team is ready to execute with precision, resilience, and urgency,” said Darryl Jackson, vice president and general manager of the Military Services Business Unit at Empower AI.
Source: Empower AI
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