New Client Acquisition Woolpert, Inc. recently signed a new client contract with the U.S. Geological Survey to provide hydrography support in Tennessee. This signals the potential for further partnership opportunities with technology service providers in the geospatial and environmental sectors.

Partnership with Universities The U.S. Geological Survey has partnered with top universities such as the University of Wisconsin and University of Florida for collaborative research projects. Leveraging these academic connections could lead to joint grant applications, research collaborations, and shared resources.

Cutting-Edge Technology Integration The USGS utilizes a variety of modern technologies like Lidar data, geologic prospectivity mapping, and science visualization galleries. Offering innovative tech solutions or consultancy services that complement these technologies can be advantageous for business growth and collaboration.

Water Availability Assessment The National Water Availability Assessment launched by the U.S. Geological Survey presents an opportunity for water resource management companies, environmental consultants, and infrastructure developers to engage in partnerships or provide solutions based on the assessment findings.

Revenue Potential in Hydrogen Exploration The release of a groundbreaking geologic hydrogen prospectivity map by the USGS signifies a focus on energy exploration. Companies involved in hydrogen research, renewable energy, or geosciences could explore avenues for collaboration or service provision to capitalize on this emerging market segment.