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Zero Trust & Cybersecurity Implementation

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The Zero Trust and Cybersecurity Implementation subcontract is awarded by the Transportation Security Administration under the Department of Homeland Security to manage cybersecurity frameworks for prime contractors on TSA infrastructure projects. The primary objective is to deliver a hardened, Zero Trust-compliant security architecture through the deployment of security controls, system hardening based on internal TSA standards, and the execution of comprehensive cybersecurity audits. This engagement requires the use of specialized Zero Trust architecture tools and monitoring software, and all involved personnel must possess high-level security clearances. The work is performed in Springfield, Virginia, under NAICS code 541519, focusing on the integration of advanced security protocols to protect critical infrastructure.

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TSA subcontract for Zero Trust cybersecurity implementation and infrastructure hardening in Springfield, Virginia.

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Department Of Homeland Security → Transportation Security AdministrationView Agency

NAICS

541519 - Other Computer Related ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Springfield, VA, 22150, USA

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This scope was carved out of 2026-001A.

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AgencyDepartment Of Homeland Security → Transportation Security Administration
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Implements and manages cybersecurity frameworks for prime contractors on TSA infrastructure projects. Deploys Zero Trust security controls, performs cybersecurity audits, and ensures system hardening according to TSA internal standards. Utilizes Zero Trust architecture tools and monitoring software. Requires high-level personnel security clearances. Delivers a hardened, Zero Trust-compliant security architecture.

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