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Booz Allen Nabs Potential $1.9 Billion DISA Thunderdome Cybersecurity Contract

Booz Allen Nabs Potential $1.9 Billion DISA Thunderdome Cybersecurity Contract
The power of Thunderdome is ready to be leveraged! We’ve awarded a production agreement and "we look forward to accelerating implementation activities and partnering across the Department of Defense to expand access to the zero-trust capabilities Thunderdome provides.” Image: DISA

The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) last Friday said it has awarded Booz Allen Hamilton [BAH] a potential five-year $1.9 billion other transaction authority agreement (OTA) for Thundersome, which will allow Defense Department agencies and military departments to acquire zero-trust security technology at scale. Thunderdome is DISA’s zero-trust network access and application security architecture. The OTA is structured like an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract. “Awarding this Thunderdome production agreement is an important step on our zero-trust journey and furthers DISA’s mission…

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