Project 216
Project 216 is a successful prime contractor. We provide impactful and sustainable results in the areas of Program and Project Management, Acquisition Policies and Support, Instructional Systems Design and Training, Graphic Design Support, Print Facilities Operation, and Administrative Support.
Project 216 supports federal, state, and local government agencies and commercial businesses. We are a Certified Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB).
Project 216 President and CEO, Ms. Sharon Hammond, is passionate about philanthropy. Project 216 supports the Maya Foundation, a 501(c)(3) dedicated to empowering women and young girls in communities around the world. Through financial support and hands-on volunteering, Project 216 is helping the Maya Foundation support women and their families in Kenya, Uganda, Brazil, and the Washington, DC area. Our services are improving lives globally..
Our Clients
Our Services
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Planned and Implemented complex education and training programs for a nationwide collections operation involving the US Attorneys’ Offices and private counsel across the nation.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Provided project management services for reengineering a legacy client-server application into a modern web-based application.
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Project 216 staff traveled to Uganda and worked with Byeffe, a private business whose marketing strategy centers on collaborating with small farmholders to provide a source of nutrition for pregnant mothers and young children.
FACILITIES
SUPPORT
Project 216 provides 24/7, 365-day front desk staffing at the Edmond J. Safra Lodge, a home-like facility for families to stay while their loved ones receive care at NIH in Bethesda, Maryland.
GRAPHIC
DESIGN
Provides comprehensive graphic design, production, and pre-flight services to support the requirements of the agency.
SUPPLY CHAIN ENGINEERING
Project 216, in partnership with the St. Onge Company (SOCO) is providing National Institute of Health (NIH) Clinical Center with supply chain and applied industrial engineering.
ENGINEERING SUPPORT
As a direct result of Project 216's execution of previous Facility Support tasks at the FDA, we were contacted to participate in solutions to a major FDA White Oak Facility.