TIAG AWARDED NIH CONTRACT TO MODERNIZE OPERATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AT RESEARCH FACILITIES
The 5-year prime contract, supporting the NIH Office of Research Facilities, leverages TIAG’s deep expertise in operational technology and cybersecurity to enhance security and efficiency across NIH’s extensive real estate portfolio.
RESTON, VA – TIAG, an innovative technology company delivering strategic, transformational solutions for the federal government, has been awarded a 5-year prime contract to provide Facility Operational Technology Systems (FOTS) Support to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Office of Research Facilities (ORF).
TIAG will provide comprehensive FOTS support for the NIH ORF, which is responsible for the entire facility lifecycle of the agency’s vast portfolio, including over 17 million square feet across more than 291 buildings. The scope of work includes the operation and maintenance of critical Operational Technology (OT) and Industrial Control Systems (ICS).
“This is a significant win for TIAG and a testament to our team’s deep expertise in delivering complex and secure operational technology solutions for our federal clients,” said Neil Lampton, President and COO.
TIAG’s selection for the FOTS contract builds on a recent track record of securing mission-critical operational technology and cybersecurity contracts, including a recent $69 million award by NIWC Atlantic. The company’s deep expertise in the federal healthcare and defense sectors is further evidenced by its long-standing relationship with the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU) in Bethesda, where it has provided advanced IT and IM services since 2010, securing a 4-year prestigious contract renewal in August 2024. Additionally, TIAG delivered a cutting-edge digital interface for the Army’s Holistic Health & Fitness (H2F) initiative through a competitive SBIR contract, leveraging its Warrior Performance Platform to enhance Soldier readiness and wellbeing. These recent successes, combined with prime contracts on key government-wide acquisition vehicles, solidify TIAG’s position as a trusted and capable partner for federal health agencies.
“We are proud to support the NIH ORF’s vital mission by providing the robust technology backbone required for their facilities to function safely and efficiently,” said Managing Partner and Chief Strategy Officer Umang Modi.
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About TIAG. TIAG, a woman-owned company, delivers transformational solutions across diverse capabilities, including systems engineering, cybersecurity, data analytics, DevSecOps, user-centered design, and machine learning/artificial intelligence. We empower our brightest minds to deliver impactful results on complex, mission-critical programs. Our distinctive culture has earned us accolades year after year from Great Places to Work and consistently placed us on Fortune’s lists for Best Places to Work in Tech, Best Workplaces for Millennials, and Best Medium Workplaces. Our dedication to excellence is underscored by our ISO 9001:2015, ISO/IEC 20000-1:2011, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, and CMMI® SVC/3 certifications, which ensure top-tier service delivery and innovation for our DoD, DHS, and other federal clients. We don’t just deliver solutions; we redefine the possibilities. Our unique products, such as the Warrior Performance Platform (WP2) and mResilience, our first responder mental health and resilience mobile application, further enrich our offerings. To see how we are making a difference for our customers and communities, visit us at tiag.net.
About the Office of Research Facilities (ORF). ORF is a component of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) that manages the complete lifecycle of its extensive portfolio of real property. This includes planning, construction, operations, and maintenance for over 17 million square feet across more than 291 buildings. The mission of the ORF is to provide, maintain, and operate facilities that are safe, healthy, and supportive of the NIH’s overarching biomedical research goals. In addition to managing the physical infrastructure, ORF is also responsible for setting standards, managing real property purchases and leases, and overseeing a wide range of facility services. The office plays a crucial role in ensuring that the NIH environment is maintained to the highest standards, including managing environmental inspections and waste recycling programs.