Science and technology program management, acquisition support and recovery of troubled projects.
Geoff Doyle is DAWIA Level III certified in Science and Technology Management and holds George Washington University certificates in project planning and in recovering troubled projects. He served 26 years as a U.S. Marine Corps officer and has led science and engineering programs for more than 30 years.
Our program management services help program offices and prime contractors plan, track and deliver science and technology work, and we step in when a project is off course.
Program support is scoped to your effort, so timelines are planned with you up front and typically run longer than supply orders.
Day-to-day management of science and technology programs and projects.
Support across the defense acquisition life cycle, backed by Defense Acquisition University training.
Project plans, schedules and work breakdowns that hold up.
Cost, schedule and performance tracking so issues surface early.
Rapid assessment and recovery of projects that are behind schedule or over budget.
Experienced leadership for multidisciplinary science and engineering teams.
Lab equipment, instruments, consumables and specialty items, sourced fast.
Technical, scientific and engineering support under NAICS 541715.
How we help plan, track and deliver science and technology work.
We offer science and technology program management, acquisition support, planning and control, and recovery of troubled projects.
Geoff is DAWIA Level III certified in Science and Technology Management and holds George Washington University certificates in project planning and in recovering troubled projects.
Yes. Recovering troubled projects is a specific area of training and experience. We help program offices and prime contractors get schedule, scope and deliverables back on track.
Yes. We team with prime contractors on research, engineering, and science and technology work. Reach out about teaming.
Bring us your opportunity or program challenge. We will tell you quickly whether we are a fit.
One call or message reaches the person who will get it done.
