CISA Enterprise Engineering and Operation Support Services

The contract pertains to the continuation of Enterprise Engineering and Operations Support Services for the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) under solicitation PCCA-26-00079, with a performance period spanning May 1 to September 30, 2026, covering a four-month extension of an existing task order. This action is a non-competitive, sole source modification awarded to Sev1Tech, LLC under GSAR 538.7104-3(b)(ii), justified by the contractor’s irreplaceable institutional knowledge, immediate availability of specialized personnel, and the high risk of operational disruption that would result from transitioning to a new vendor. The services support critical CISA systems including CISANet, Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM), cloud migration efforts, mobile platforms, cybersecurity infrastructure, and legacy system modernization, all essential to maintaining uninterrupted mission-critical operations. The contract leverages the Option to Extend Services clause (FAR 52.217-8), with four of the original six option months remaining unexercised prior to this modification. Performance is centered in Arlington, Virginia, while administrative oversight resides at CISA’s office in Washington, DC. The estimated contract value ranges from $17.3 million to $20.9 million, based on the original task order and the full modification, though detailed line-item pricing or CLIN breakdowns are not provided. No competitive evaluation factors, packaging requirements, invoicing methods, or specific security clearance mandates are formally documented, but compliance with FAR, GSAR, and DHS HSAM standards is required. The award is predicated on the uniqueness of the contractor’s technical expertise and the necessity for seamless continuity, with no formal protests, alternative sources, or socioeconomic set-asides involved. No payment office details, accounting codes, COR/COTR contacts, or formal inspection criteria beyond mission-critical service continuity are specified, and while potential organizational conflicts of interest are not addressed, the deep integration of the contractor with CISA systems implies an elevated level of trust and dependency.