Electrosoft Wins Spot on $500 Million CISA Digital Transformation Contract
Electrosoft Services has been selected as one of four awardees on the $500 million Digital Transformation Support Services (DTSS) Blanket Purchase Agreement from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), announced in a press release.
The five-year agreement allows Electrosoft to compete for task orders supporting CISA’s enterprise IT governance and delivery operations. The company may provide services in areas such as digital solution development, automation, enterprise data management, analytics, DevSecOps maturity, and transformation strategy.
Electrosoft stated that its work under the DTSS contract will focus on helping the agency advance digital transformation and enhance mission effectiveness across its operations. The Reston, Virginia-based firm specializes in cybersecurity, digital engineering, and intelligent automation solutions for federal agencies.
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