Parymon Corp Awarded NOAA Office of Coast Survey Contract to Support Communications and Program Operations
Parymon Corp is proud to announce a new contract award supporting the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) National Ocean Service (NOS), Office of Coast Survey (OCS).
The Office of Coast Survey is the nation's nautical chart maker and plays a critical role in supporting safe navigation, marine commerce, coastal stewardship, and maritime decision-making. OCS collects, manages, and compiles the data needed to maintain the nation's electronic navigational charts and conducts hydrographic surveys and mapping activities that support commercial shipping, the fishing industry, the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard, government agencies, GIS users, and recreational boaters.
Through this contract, Parymon will provide communications and program analyst support to help OCS advance its mission and effectively engage employees, partners, stakeholders, and the public.
Under this contract, Parymon will provide support in several key areas:
Strategic Communications & Public Engagement
Parymon will support OCS communications activities across social media, web platforms, internal employee outreach, newsletters, blogs, and other communication channels. Our team will help develop strategic messaging, identify opportunities for engaging content, and translate technical information for diverse audiences.
Content Development & Communications Support
Parymon will prepare and edit a range of communications products, including reports, articles, press releases, talking points, presentations, and other materials. The team will also provide communications guidance for OCS outreach and educational activities.
Program & Advisory Support
Our Program Analyst support will assist with advisory council activities, including meeting planning, agenda development, materials preparation, note taking, follow-up actions, membership records, and development of controlled correspondence and standard operating procedures.
Parymon is honored to support NOAA's Office of Coast Survey by providing communications and program expertise that helps advance the nation's nautical charting mission and supports the safe and efficient use of U.S. coastal and marine environments.