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Firmware and Cybersecurity Compliance Support

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The contract focuses on providing technical support to ensure RFID lock firmware adheres to KABA ATO requirements and integrates securely with the Enterprise Hospitality Application System, all while meeting Department of Defense cybersecurity standards. This work is critical to maintaining secure access control in DoD-managed hospitality facilities, particularly at the Rota location, where the performance will be conducted. The effort involves validating firmware compliance, performing security assessments, and ensuring seamless and encrypted communication between the RFID locks and the enterprise system to prevent vulnerabilities and unauthorized access. As a subcontract under NAICS code 541512, this engagement is part of broader cyber resilience initiatives managed by the Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Europe, Africa, Central. The work demands expertise in embedded systems, cybersecurity protocols, and military-grade compliance frameworks, with deliverables tied to secure interoperability and audit readiness. All activities must align with DoD cyber requirements to safeguard sensitive environments and support mission-critical hospitality operations under strict operational security guidelines.

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Provide secure RFID lock firmware support meeting DoD standards for Rota hospitality facilities.

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Department Of Defense → Navfacsyscom Europe Africa CentralView Agency

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541512 - Computer Systems Design ServicesView NAICS

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Rota, ES-CA, 11520, ESP

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Technical support to ensure RFID lock firmware complies with KABA ATO requirements and integrates securely with the Enterprise Hospitality Application System under DoD cybersecurity standards.

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