Next NGA West

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"We have hard problems, and we need big thinkers.” Next NGA West Program Director Sue Pollmann discusses NGA’s mission, new campus in St. Louis and the agency's need for good partners with @kmoxnews » kmox.radio.com/articles/news/…

Thanks to all who came out to see the first street-level renderings of Next NGA West at @_TheGriotMuseum. Couldn't make it? Check them out here and at NextNGAWest.com.

National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency unveils new renderings of facility under construction fox2now.com/2020/02/19/nat…

Tomorrow at @TheGriotMuseum, be the first to check out the Next NGA West’s curb appeal!

RESCHEDULED! You’ve seen the aerial view; now check out our front yard! Wednesday, 19 February 2020, 4-7 p.m. at the @TheGriotMuseum: meet members of the N2W team, view the street-level renderings, and provide feedback. Free, open to the public.

Due to weather, our event, "Next NGA West: A Street-Level View," has been postponed and will be rescheduled. Check back here for updates.

Today, USACE talked small business set-asides for the N2W program at the Winter 2020 Project Update hosted by our Design-Build Contractor, McCarthy HITT. If you missed it, please call us for more info! 314.676.9418. @KC_USACE @McCarthyBuild @twHITTr

As work begins on Next NGA West, the the new National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency campus, GeoFutures plans for tomorrow stlmag.com/news/nga-west-…

You’ve seen the aerial view; now check out our front yard! Wednesday, 5 February 2020, 4-7 p.m. at the @TheGriotMuseum: meet members of the N2W team, view the street-level renderings, and provide feedback. Free, open to the public. Learn more at NextNGAWest.com.

McCarthy HITT will host another outreach event on Jan. 30 for small, minority-owned, and women-owned businesses interested in working on the @nextngawest #construction project in St. Louis, MO. Registration is required: ow.ly/O4r250y10Oo

Thanks for the shout-out, @RiverfrontTimes !

Construction of Next NGA West is expected to employ 1,100 works per day during peak times bizjournals.com/stlouis/news/2…

What’s our biggest opportunity for growth? @LydaKrewson “I think the geospatial industry will be huge this year. We already have 27,000 folks working in geospatial. Add to that NGA in north St. Louis and related businesses.”

Have you driven by the Next NGA West construction site lately? Photos today show our teams moving dirt. In the coming weeks, you will see installation of construction trailers for our team's on-site offices. We hope to share more photos! Call us with questions at 314.676.9418.

"The $1.75 billion [Next NGA West] headquarters is projected to employ 3,100 employees and help position St. Louis area as a global geospatial leader. Organizations are currently looking for ways to leverage that investment."

Check out part two of Government Matters' "Inside NGA West" feature. Learn how photogrammetic sciences affect technology and services used across the country, as well as how our unmanned flying platforms contribute to the agency’s missions.

Construction has begun and workers are needed throughout the industry. Check this @StLouisAmerican article about the need for construction workers. If you want more information about the Next NGA West project– please call us at 314.676.9418. stlamerican.com/news/local_new…

"We're convinced that our strength is vested in our people. That's the special sauce that we have. Sometimes people get enamored by technology, but to me, it's really the people and the partnerships that are our comparative strength." - @NGA_GEOINT Director VADM Robert Sharp

"We provide a lot of continuity of operations for the agency. Most of our missions can move seamlessly back and forth between Northern Virginia and here in St. Louis, which is a great plus for the agency." - Susan Pollmann, program director for @nextngawest