JENSEN HUGHES, INC.

Jensen Hughes Inc. specializes in fire protection engineering, life safety analysis, and physical science research for mission-critical infrastructure, with deep expertise in fire hazard modeling, battery compartment safety, and system-level credible event analysis. The firm delivers advanced engineering services including power system modeling, fire test validation, and technical support for naval and defense systems, applying physics-based simulations and NSTM 555 compliance frameworks to assess and mitigate thermal and combustion risks. Their work integrates forensic fire analysis, small-scale fire testing, and performance-based design to support regulatory and operational safety standards across high-consequence environments. A key differentiator is their ability to bridge empirical testing with computational modeling to quantify risk in complex systems, particularly in maritime, transportation, and defense applications. The company maintains a strong presence with the Department of Defense, providing fire safety engineering and technical evaluation support for Navy and Naval Sea Systems Command programs, including battery systems and shipboard fire protection. The Department of Transportation engages them for rail safety research, particularly in fire penetration and structural integrity testing. Other agencies, including GSA and DOJ, rely on them for management consulting and forensic investigations tied to fire incidents. Jensen Hughes primarily operates under NAICS 541330 (Engineering Services) and 541715 (Physical and Engineering Research), positioning itself as a technical authority in fire science and systems safety engineering. Their focus spans defense, transportation, and federal infrastructure sectors, where they deliver evidence-based solutions grounded in experimental data and computational analysis. Headquartered in Halethorpe, Maryland, Jensen Hughes operates as a 2L entity with no federal certifications on record. The firm’s geographic and operational footprint is centered on federal government technical procurement, serving as a trusted advisor for complex safety and engineering challenges within the U.S. government ecosystem.