Under the new agreement, DSFederal will manage the evolution of the National Water Prediction Service, focusing on cloud engineering, DevSecOps, and geospatial visualization. The company’s mandate includes ensuring that complex water intelligence remains resilient during high-impact weather events, while simultaneously exploring artificial intelligence to refine how government partners and water resource professionals interact with critical scientific data.
Jing Chen, Chief Financial Officer of DSFederal, emphasized that the firm’s priority is bridging the gap between sophisticated water science and the communities that rely on immediate, actionable information. By streamlining the digital ecosystem, the agency aims to ensure that water prediction data remains reliable and accessible for those managing flood risks and water supply across the country.




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