Cis Secure Computing, Inc.

Cis Secure Computing, Inc., headquartered in Ashburn, Virginia, manufactures TEMPEST-certified secure computing hardware and specialized communications equipment for federal agencies as a prime contractor (96% of recent awards), competing exclusively on full-and-open basis with no set-aside designations. The company holds a $950.3 million Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Department of the Air Force's Advanced Battle Management System program and has generated $983.1 million in combined potential value across 313 recent awards spanning secure laptops, thin clients, video teleconferencing systems, USB positive disconnects, card readers, secure phones, and electromagnetic radiation-hardened peripherals designed to protect classified information.

Cis Secure Computing operates through three named subsidiaries: Cis Maxwell LLC, Intrepid Solutions and Services Acquisition Corp, and Cis Labs, Inc. The company's award footprint concentrates heavily in electronic computer manufacturing (112 awards), computer terminal and peripheral equipment manufacturing (28 awards), and other communications equipment manufacturing (28 awards), with top PSC codes spanning information technology support equipment, communications security equipment, and IT security and compliance products. The vendor has been a federal contractor since at least 2006 and maintains registered SAM.gov status.

Customer concentration is extreme and heavily weighted toward the Department of the Air Force and the Department of State. The top five customers by award count represent only 35% of awards but include the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs (32 awards, $1.5 million), the Bureau of Information Resource Management (22 awards, $14.8 million), the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs (21 awards, $295 thousand), the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs (20 awards, $240 thousand), and the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs (16 awards, $377 thousand). By dollar value, concentration is even tighter: the Department of the Air Force dominates with $950.3 million (97% of combined potential value) driven by the single ABMS vehicle; the Department of State Bureau of Information Resource Management captures $14.8 million (2% of combined potential value) across 22 awards; and the remaining 70 customer agencies collectively account for less than $18 million. The source identifies other active customers including the Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters Division (12 awards, $900 thousand), the U.S. Coast Guard (multiple awards for secure peripherals and phones), U.S. Special Operations Command, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and multiple State Department regional bureaus.

Cis Secure Computing places task orders under the Advanced Battle Management System IDV (1 task order documented, $3 thousand combined potential value), the Information Analysis Center Multiple-Award Contract (2 task orders), Indefinite Delivery Contract FA873521D0001 (2 task orders), Special Operations Equipment — Tailored Logistics Support (2 task orders), and Alliant II (2 task orders). The majority of the vendor's award activity flows through direct purchase orders rather than parent vehicle task orders.

Activity has grown from 16 awards in 2022 to 27 in 2025 and 21 in 2026 year-to-date, reflecting sustained customer demand for TEMPEST equipment. The recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months is minimal — only 13 awards with ultimate completion dates inside that window carry combined potential value of $219 thousand. Obligated dollars represent only 4% of combined potential value ($35 million obligated against $983.1 million potential), indicating the vendor has substantial unexercised contract authority, particularly on the ABMS vehicle.

Cis Secure Computing subcontracts to major defense and IT services primes including Raytheon Company (electromechanical assemblies, software and hardware contractor logistics support), General Dynamics Information Technology Inc. (St. Elizabeths Technology Services II, global security engineering and supply chain services), Peraton Enterprise Solutions LLC (IT management and collaborative technologies for TSA), Mantech TSG-2 Joint Venture (phone upgrade services, room kit equipment for Marine Corps), Atlantic Diving Supply Inc. (TSG Class A approved CISCO phones), Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (electronic component hardware), Amentum Technology Inc. (MDA classified and unclassified network infrastructure IT projects), and Fluor Marine Propulsion LLC (Naval Nuclear Laboratory support). Sub-award activity spans phone and communications equipment procurement, IT infrastructure design and implementation, and specialized electronics manufacturing support.

Recent representative prime awards include a $4.5 million Department of State Bureau of Information Resource Management purchase order for TEMPEST VTC equipment (September 2025), a $4.1 million Bureau of Information Resource Management order for TEMPEST hardware (September 2025), a $61.4 million Bureau of Intelligence and Research TEMPEST hardware contract (August 2026), a $357 thousand Bureau of Information Resource Management order for secure communications and computing solutions (September 2024), a $182 thousand Assistant Secretary for Administration order for JWICS TEMPEST-approved equipment (September 2024), a $115 thousand Bureau of Information Resource Management contract for TEMPEST laptops (September 2025), and a $98.6 thousand Nuclear Regulatory Commission purchase order for TSG-certified telephones (September 2026). Smaller transactional awards ($1 thousand to $50 thousand) characterize much of the State Department regional bureau work, reflecting per-order procurement patterns for individual secure peripherals and components.