WATER ISAC

WATER ISAC specializes in providing subscription-based water infrastructure intelligence and operational support services to federal environmental agencies. Their core capability centers on delivering curated, real-time data and analytical tools through the WATERISAC PRO platform, enabling water utility professionals to monitor threats, share situational awareness, and enhance resilience across drinking water and wastewater systems. The contractor’s technical expertise lies in secure information sharing networks, sector-specific threat intelligence, and operational coordination for water sector stakeholders, with a focus on supporting critical infrastructure protection under EPA’s Water Infrastructure Resilience Framework. Their key differentiator is the targeted delivery of actionable intelligence tailored to regional water programs, emergency response units, and compliance teams within the water sector. WATER ISAC maintains a focused relationship with the Environmental Protection Agency, providing subscription services that support staff in the Office of Water, Water Infrastructure and Cyber Resilience Division, and regional field offices. The work centers on sustaining access to a secure, membership-based intelligence platform designed to facilitate information exchange among water utilities and federal partners, reinforcing national water security coordination. The contractor operates primarily under NAICS 813920, which classifies professional organizations that provide specialized services to member institutions—in this case, water utilities and environmental agencies. This places WATER ISAC in the niche market of sector-specific information-sharing consortia, serving as a trusted conduit for non-public operational intelligence within the U.S. water infrastructure community. WATER ISAC is structured as an 8H entity, indicating a non-profit professional association, and is headquartered in Washington, DC. While no formal government certifications are listed, its positioning as a membership-based organization serving federal water programs underscores its role as a neutral, mission-aligned facilitator within the environmental infrastructure sector.