A Trusted Partner in
National Security & Diplomacy
Guidehouse utilizes decades of consultative expertise to relentlessly maximize mission effectiveness to secure our homeland from threat agents both domestic and abroad. We work with our clients to make a measurable, sustainable impact on the national security mission through our support of law enforcement, intelligence efforts and global diplomacy to vigorously protect and enrich the lives of our most valuable asset – the citizens of our great nation.

Actionable Intelligence. Measurable Results.
Guidehouse is a key contributor in delivering insights at the highest levels across a range of initiatives in the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Department of State, and the U.S. Department of Justice, as well as within the Intelligence Community.
Committed to safeguarding the American people, Guidehouse consistently delivers innovative, technology-driven solutions to various intelligence and law enforcement organizations from a team of specialists, including former senior federal officials and industry-recognized experts. We work collaboratively with your organization to reduce spending, meet compliance mandates, guard sensitive data, and maximize your efforts holistically across the entire enterprise.
Talent Management
Data Management & Strategy
Measuring Mission Impact
Change & Communications
Data Analytics & Visualization
Irma and Maria
in Puerto Rico
In the wake of Hurricanes Irma and Maria, FEMA authorized Permanent Work funding in Puerto Rico to help support the repairs of its infrastructure. In turn, the FEMA OCFO reached out to Guidehouse for help with public assistance and internal control support.
Supporting a swift, efficient distribution of funds, our team worked closely with FEMA, DHS and OMB to develop a detailed internal control framework, testing methodology and a SharePoint tool. Thanks to our efforts, FEMA was able to improve financial stewardship and operational stability across the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
Controlling the HIV/AIDS Epidemic through Data
The Department of State, which oversees the largest commitment by any nation of over $85B to address a single disease in history, required training and staff development to support its strategic vision to reach sustainable control of the global HIV/AIDS epidemic through collecting and using data in the most granular manner.
Guidehouse led the effort to design and deliver a 2-week training symposium with 45 sessions instructed by over 65 interagency experts and practitioners. Leveraging industry adult learning theory and training development frameworks, Guidehouse developed the curriculum and drafted collateral focused on analytic needs for decision making. The symposium, held in Johannesburg, South Africa, provided an applied learning platform to over 400 program and technical staff members from over 50 countries to strengthen and reinforce their use of data to implement the sustainable control of the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
With the success of the symposium, the Department of State program subsequently implemented a focused effort on continuous learning and expanded the use of virtual learning and digital strategies across its teams and with in-country stakeholders. The training symposium resulted in a better equipped and informed global interagency team to plan, monitor, analyze, and report programmatic initiatives which have saved over 17 million lives, prevented millions of HIV infections, and have accelerated progress toward controlling the global HIV/AIDS epidemic.