Cloud Infrastructure Migration

The contract entails the comprehensive migration of legacy CCMD IT systems and data to the unified DoDNet cloud platform, ensuring full alignment with zero-trust architecture standards. This effort focuses on modernizing insecure, siloed infrastructure by transitioning mission-critical applications and sensitive data to a secure, federal cloud environment that enforces strict identity verification, least-privilege access, and continuous monitoring across all endpoints and networks. The work is scoped to encompass system assessment, data migration planning, security hardening, integration testing, and operational handover, all governed by DoD cybersecurity directives and cloud migration best practices. The subcontract is issued under NAICS code 541511 for custom computer programming services and is performance-based with a designated place of performance in St. James, Maryland, under the oversight of the Defense Information Systems Agency. While the solicitation number and point of contact are not provided, the contract reflects a strategic priority within the Department of Defense to consolidate IT environments, enhance cyber resilience, and eliminate vulnerabilities inherent in aging systems. Contractors are expected to deliver end-to-end migration capabilities with proven experience in defense-class cloud transitions and zero-trust implementation, ensuring seamless continuity of operations throughout the transition period.