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Water Scarcity: A National Security Challenge

The scarcity of fresh water worldwide portends escalating international competition for its availability, prompting attention from the U.S. Intelligence Community.

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Wearable Sensors & Medical Devices

LMI develops medical device and wearable sensors solutions to identify and acquire essential technologies to combat threats from diseases such as COVID-19.

Innovation at the Pace of Need™

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Supporting missions that have shaped the nation since 1961, we apply long-standing expertise to create sustainable solutions.

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What I’ve Learned About Accessibility

This year’s theme for National Disability Employment Awareness Month is “Increasing Access and Opportunity.” Natalie Lieberman discusses our approach to remediation and accessibility as part of our work for federal customers.

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What the U.S. Must Do Now To Avoid the Next Pandemic

COVID-19 is not the first pandemic the United States has faced, but it may be the one that teaches us some very modern lessons about public trust, our surveillance networks, and effective response management.

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Innovation at the Pace of Need™

Where Insight Meets Innovation

Possibility starts with people. Our project teams push the boundaries of capability for our customers. We integrate extensive federal expertise with emerging technology experts to rapidly develop creative solutions.

Innovation at the Pace of Need™

Who We Serve 

Motivated by mission, our projects are more than work, they’re an opportunity to serve the needs of the nation.

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Why Climate Change Belongs on Your Financial Report

Extreme-weather events pose considerable fiscal risk to agencies’ assets and operations. Learn why disclosure of climate-related risk is integral to an agency’s financial reporting.

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Why Hedging Is Essential for Resilient Supply Chains

COVID-19 showed how just-in-time logistics and ultra-lean supply chains fail in times of uncertainty, compounding health risks and threats to national security. Hedging can help ensure that doesn’t happen again.

William “Bill” Maxwell

Dr. Bill Maxwell leads LMI’s supply chain operations practice area and is an organizational conflict management optimization facilitator. He is the program manager for LMI’s largest contract with the Air Force Sustainment Center, where his team supports weapon system supply requirements and is helping the Air Force overcome the challenges of contested logistics.