Syntax Industries, Inc.
Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small BusinessIntelligence Community
Agencies and cleared facilities where compartmentalization decides who can know about a project, not just who can work on it.
National Security Solutions
Security Solutions
Specialized SolutionsThe operating picture
In the Intelligence Community the constraint is usually not the technology but the space it goes into. Sensitive compartmented information is handled only in accredited facilities, and building or changing one follows ICD 705 and its technical specifications from design through the accrediting authority's sign-off.
Need-to-know applies to the delivery itself. Requirements arrive in pieces, drawings are controlled, and vendors are expected to work with only what their part of the job requires — which rewards teams used to phased, documented handoffs.
Once a facility is accredited, anything that changes it — new equipment, new cabling, new people with access — has to be accounted for. What happens after installation matters as much as the installation.
What it asks for
Three needs that come up again and again in this sector, and the part of Syntax that answers each one.
Accredited space
SCIF design and construction managed to ICD/ICS 705 and through accreditation, with technical surveillance countermeasures once it is in use.
Protection around the protected space
Perimeter detection, intrusion detection, and access control that fit the facility's security plan.
Cleared people for defined work
Cleared and specialized staff for engagements with a set scope and a set end.
How it gets bought
The routes that fit how this sector buys. Each links to the details.
SDVOSB Set-Aside
SDVOSB set-asides where the agency's acquisition strategy allows them.
Contract detailsSubcontracting and Teaming
Teaming under an existing prime when access runs through their contract.
Contract detailsAlso in Federal Government
- Military & WarfareInstallations, program offices, and commands that have to keep systems accredited, facilities secure, and readiness up while budgets and threats both move.
- Administrative GovernmentFederal civilian agencies and state and local governments running public programs, public services, and the buildings they operate from.
- Homeland SecurityBorder, emergency management, and critical infrastructure programs whose systems have to keep working during the event they exist for.