NEWS2 November 2009
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NEWS2 November 2009
US— ICF International has won a five-year contract worth up to $140m with the US Census Bureau to develop survey research methods, technologies and approaches.
ICF and its subsidiary ICF Macro will help refine survey methodologies and instruments, look into issues with cultural and language, improve statistical methods, and assess new technologies for data collection.
The company’s vice president Chris Spera said: “ICF and ICF Macro have more than 30 years of experience in providing survey research services to federal agencies, including designing and conducting censuses and large sample surveys.”
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