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Booz Allen Hamilton Holding Corporation (BAH)
Data as of July 16, 2026
Environment story
Booz Allen Hamilton discloses minimal environmental metrics and demonstrates significant greenwashing risk. The company provides no substantive Scope 1, 2, or 3 emissions data, renewable energy percentage, or net-zero target date in the filing. As a defense contractor with expanding AI/datacenter operations and no disclosed mitigation strategy for Scope 3 emissions, the company faces rising product-usage carbon footprint. No verified physical decarbonization infrastructure investments are documented. The absence of disclosure triggers mandatory penalties under the scoring rubric, capping environmental credibility at severely depressed levels.
Criticisms on file
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Complete absence of ESG/climate disclosures in 10-K filing; no Scope 1, 2, or 3 emissions reporting; no net-zero commitment or target date disclosed.Source: Booz Allen Hamilton 10-K FY2026 (BAH_10k.txt) – Item 1 Business overview and Item 1A Risk Factors sections contain no environmental metrics or climate commitments.
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Expansion of AI and defense tech operations with no documented carbon footprint assessment or mitigation plans for energy-intensive computing infrastructure.Source: Booz Allen Hamilton 10-K FY2026 – Risk Factors section discusses ~400 active AI projects and 20+ manufacturing/R&D facilities with no corresponding climate or energy disclosures.
Disclosed initiatives
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Defense Tech and AI OperationsCompany operates ~400 active AI projects and multiple manufacturing/R&D facilities; no disclosed emissions mitigation or renewable energy strategy for these energy-intensive operations.Potential significant Scope 2 and 3 emissions from datacenter expansion undisclosed and unmitigated.
Social story
Booz Allen Hamilton demonstrates moderate social performance with documented commitment to diversity initiatives and workforce development. The company reports 31,500 employees (87% holding bachelor's degrees, 46% master's, 4% doctoral; 30% veterans; 77% security-cleared). However, CEO-to-median-worker pay ratio is not disclosed, preventing full assessment under the Social pillar. No union-suppression activities or major strikes are disclosed within the 24-month window. Leadership diversity percentages are not explicitly stated in the filing, creating ambiguity regarding board/executive diversity compliance. Supply-chain human-rights audit disclosures are absent; given defense contractor status, cobalt/conflict-minerals risk warrants closer scrutiny. Overall social positioning reflects government contractor norms but lacks comprehensive transparency on compensation equity and supply-chain ethics.
Criticisms on file
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CEO-to-median-worker pay ratio not disclosed in 10-K filing; Dodd-Frank proxy disclosure of executive compensation (likely in proxy statement) not provided in source documents.Source: Booz Allen Hamilton 10-K FY2026 – Item 7 MD&A and compensation sections do not include median-worker pay or pay-ratio disclosure.
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Leadership and board diversity percentages not explicitly disclosed; gender/racial breakdown of executive and board composition not quantified in 10-K filing.Source: Booz Allen Hamilton 10-K FY2026 – Item 1 People and Culture section lists workforce credentials but omits demographic diversity metrics for leadership.
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Supply-chain human-rights audit and conflict-minerals disclosure absent; given defense contractor status and reliance on subcontractors in manufacturing/R&D, cobalt and other high-risk mineral sourcing not addressed.Source: Booz Allen Hamilton 10-K FY2026 – Risk Factors discuss subcontractor performance risk but do not reference supply-chain human-rights due diligence or conflict-minerals policy.
Disclosed initiatives
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Workforce Credentialing and Development87% of workforce holds bachelor's degrees; 46% hold master's degrees; 4% hold doctoral degrees (voluntary self-reporting). 30% identify as veterans; 77% hold security clearances. Company invests in 'Technical Experience Groups' (TXGs), mentorship, and leadership development programs.Workforce is highly educated and mission-aligned; retention and skilling investments support talent continuity.
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Culture and Values FrameworkMandatory annual ethics training for all employees; Code of Business Ethics and Conduct; emphasis on flexible work environment, purposeful engagement, and comprehensive wellbeing programs.Foundational governance of employee conduct; no quantified impact on turnover or satisfaction disclosed.
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Talent Mobility and Performance ManagementModern talent ecosystem with data-driven performance framework, personalized career growth pathways, and alignment of employee development with enterprise needs.Internal mobility tools designed to reduce external turnover; no turnover metrics disclosed.
Governance story
Booz Allen Hamilton demonstrates mixed governance governance posture. Board independence percentage is not disclosed in the 10-K filing, preventing precise assessment against the 75% threshold. No dual-class share structure is evident from the filing; the company operates with standard single-class Class A common stock. Annual lobbying expenditures are not disclosed in the 10-K; regulatory filings via Senate Office of Public Records would be required to assess climate-deregulation or consumer-protection rollback lobbying. No significant active antitrust, privacy, or financial-fraud proceedings are disclosed. The company operates under intense federal contract compliance scrutiny (FAR, False Claims Act, DFARS, CMMC) and reports mandatory ethics training and internal controls, suggesting baseline governance hygiene. However, substantial undisclosure on lobbying and board composition limits full regulatory confidence.
Criticisms on file
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Board independence percentage not disclosed in 10-K filing; composition of Board of Directors (names, committee assignments, independence status) typically disclosed in proxy statement, not in annual report.Source: Booz Allen Hamilton 10-K FY2026 – Item 1 Business and Item 13 Directors, Executive Officers, and Corporate Governance do not provide board independence metrics or percentage.
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Annual lobbying expenditures not disclosed in 10-K filing; Senate Office of Public Records (lobbying.house.gov) would contain client reports under Lobbying Disclosure Act, but source documents do not reference lobbying spend or climate/consumer-protection legislative positions.Source: Booz Allen Hamilton 10-K FY2026 – Item 1 Business and Risk Factors do not quantify annual lobbying expenditures or identify specific legislative advocacy targets.
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No explicit disclosure of board diversity metrics (gender, race, ethnicity) in governance section; diversity of Board leadership and any ESG governance committee composition not detailed in 10-K filing.Source: Booz Allen Hamilton 10-K FY2026 – Item 13 Corporate Governance section does not include board demographic disclosures.
Disclosed initiatives
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Comprehensive Compliance and Ethics FrameworkCode of Business Ethics and Conduct; mandatory annual ethics training for all employees; FAR 52.203-13 compliance (internal control systems, fraud reporting mechanisms); comprehensive whistleblower protections under government contract provisions.Foundational compliance infrastructure designed to prevent fraud, false claims, and misconduct; reduces material compliance risk profile.
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Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Level 2Achieved and maintained CMMC Level 2 certification; subject to ongoing compliance, assessment, and renewal requirements; supply-chain CMMC requirements imposed on subcontractors.Demonstrates adherence to NIST SP security controls and DoD cybersecurity standards; required for continued contract eligibility.
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Internal Control Systems and Government AuditsSubject to DCAA audit of internal control systems, accounting, cost estimating, purchasing, earned value management, and property management; DCMA review of business systems; regular compliance inspections by agency Inspectors General.Government oversight of compensation, contract cost accounting, and procurement practices; mitigates material compliance risk but creates revenue impact risk if deficiencies are identified.
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Export Control and Procurement Integrity ComplianceCompliance with FAR, DFARS, Procurement Integrity Act, post-government employment restrictions, and classified-information handling requirements; annual training on these regulations.Reduces legal risk associated with government contracts; establishes guardrails on hiring of former government officials and handling of sensitive data.
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