CI SUPPORT

CI SUPPORT provides specialized support services focused on secure document management and destruction, as evidenced by its contract with the Department of Defense for headquarters shredding operations. The company delivers high-security physical information disposal solutions, ensuring compliance with federal standards for classified and sensitive material handling. Their technical expertise includes regulated destruction methodologies, chain-of-custody protocols, and secure logistics for sensitive media, tailored to meet DoD and federal information security requirements. Key differentiators lie in precision execution of destruction workflows, audit-ready documentation, and operational discipline in controlled environments, making them a trusted provider for secure record lifecycle management. The contractor has demonstrated direct engagement with the Department of Defense, specifically supporting headquarters-level administrative and operational security needs through physical document destruction services. This relationship suggests alignment with DoD’s internal compliance and records management frameworks, indicating a pattern of delivering mission-critical support functions under strict security protocols. While only one award is documented, the nature of the work implies ongoing, repeatable engagement in secure facility support roles within defense installations. CI SUPPORT operates within the NAICS 561990 category, which encompasses all other support services not elsewhere classified—specifically here, focused on secure physical information handling. This places the company in the niche of government-focused secure disposal and records management, distinct from IT-based data sanitization. Their market positioning centers on non-digital, physical security services critical to federal compliance, filling a specialized gap in the broader federal support services ecosystem. The company’s structure, certifications, and geographic footprint are not disclosed in available records. There is no indication of small business, minority-owned, or federal certifications such as 8(a), HUBZone, or ISO accreditation. While operational presence is unconfirmed, their contract activity suggests at least localized capability to support federal facilities, likely within or near defense installations requiring secure document destruction services.