Parsons Corporation (NYSE: PSN) detailed its artificial intelligence applications across national security and infrastructure markets, stating that eight of its last ten contracts exceeding $100 million included AI components.

The company operates AI systems in autonomous cybersecurity, counter-drone detection, electronic warfare planning, and its iNET smart mobility platform. Chief Executive Officer Carey Smith said the technology helps accelerate customer outcomes and strengthen competitive positioning.

Parsons' Federal Solutions segment uses AI for real-time decision-making and threat detection through its PALADIN Lab at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. The facility provides a secure environment for collaboration on emerging hardware, algorithms, and software integration.

The company recently held an AI Summit at the PALADIN Lab, demonstrating capabilities in intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, Edge AI, spectrum dominance, and space situational awareness alongside commercial partners.

In its Critical Infrastructure segment, Parsons applies AI to project planning, predictive maintenance, and resource allocation. The company's iNET smart mobility platform has been deployed more than 40 times globally for traffic optimization and pedestrian safety.

The company also uses AI-powered site intelligence systems for construction supervision and scheduling, including virtual inspections through its Abu Dhabi Bridge Inspection Program that creates digital records of asset conditions.

Parsons provides technology services for cybersecurity, space and missile defense, transportation, water and environment, urban development, and critical infrastructure protection across government and commercial markets.