TripleCyber Corporation Wins $249M Contract from National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency

TYSONS CORNER, Virginia — TripleCyber Corporation, a subsidiary of RiVidium Inc. responsible for TripleEnabling the Internet, has been awarded a $249 million single-award contract by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) following the conclusion of a bid protest. The Defender contract marks a significant milestone for TripleCyber and highlights the company’s capability to deliver advanced cybersecurity solutions. 

The Defender contract includes a six-month base period, seven one-year option periods, and a final six-month option period, allowing TripleCyber to provide sustained cybersecurity support to the NGA’s Office of the Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Information Technology Services Directorate (CIO-T). The contract’s scope encompasses a variety of cybersecurity services, including risk management, automation, network exploitation, and cybersecurity software assurance. 

TripleCyber has assembled a team of experienced subcontractor partners to execute the contract, including CALIBRE Systems, Quantum Research International, Amyx, Inc., and Life Cycle Engineering, all selected for their technical expertise, proven performance, and Department of Defense (DoD) experience. “These companies share our values, ethics, and professionalism,” said Manny Rivera, founder and Chief Executive Officer of TripleCyber. “We chose them based on our enduring relationships, technical acumen, relevant proven performance, DoD experience, and access to the best cyber talent.” 

TripleCyber will execute the overarching scope of the effort by providing state-of-the-art cybersecurity capabilities and services that perform Cybersecurity Risk Management, Automation and Optimization, Computer Network Exploitation (CNE), Cross Domain Governance, Cyber-Supply Chain Risk Management (C-SCRM), Cybersecurity Integration, and Cybersecurity Software Assurance to secure and deliver the nation’s most trusted geospatial-intelligence (GEOINT) services and data. Rivera stated that the readiness of our GEOINT Enterprise requires exceptional expertise and advanced technological solutions. TripleCyber’s cybersecurity applications, particularly the Trinity BI (Business Intelligence) solution, are pivotal for providing the common operating picture (COP) required by NGA in their environment. Trinity collects and analyzes RMF data, presenting it to enable leaders to make quicker decisions about their environment’s security posture, exponentially shortening the RMF processes. 

Tony Ralph, a retired Military Intelligence Colonel and TripleCyber’s Chief Operating Officer, highlighted the crucial nature of this contract in enhancing the NGA’s cybersecurity posture and ensuring the readiness of the GEOINT Enterprise. “We at TripleCyber believe that our strong cybersecurity capabilities and cybersecurity professionals make us the ideal partner for NGA CIO-T,” said Tony Ralph, “Our top priority is to ensure that we deliver on NGA’s critical cybersecurity mission. Our team is comprised of highly skilled professionals with extensive experience and the necessary pedigree to guarantee success in this significant mission.” 

This contract solidifies TripleCyber’s reputation as a leading cybersecurity provider and the company’s commitment to delivering innovative solutions to complex government challenges.