True domain expertise
Deep knowledge of Division 25 specifications and the unique challenges of securing FRCS in active construction.
Specialized RMF compliance and facility related control system (FRCS) hardening for Division 25 integrated automation in federal construction projects. Expert guidance for DoD contractors from an EDWOSB-certified partner.
Deep knowledge of Division 25 specifications and the unique challenges of securing FRCS in active construction.
Strengthens your standing with prime contractors and qualifies you for additional federal set-aside opportunities.
Hands-on experience hardening building automation, HVAC, and energy management systems.
Easily align RMF efforts with CMMC, NIST, and other programs via the Complynt® platform.
Reduce the time and cost of RMF documentation with specialized guidance for Division 25 and facility related control systems.
Protect building automation, HVAC, access control, and other critical systems without disrupting active operations or project schedules.
Move beyond reactive remediation with continuous RMF tracking, strategic hardening, and ongoing compliance monitoring.
Complynt gives you the tools to automate the busywork and the dedicated experts to guide your strategy.
Division 25 covers integrated building and facility systems, including building automation, HVAC controls, access control, energy management, medical gas systems, and other facility-related control systems (FRCS).
Our Division 25 services are designed to align with your existing CMMC and NIST compliance efforts. Through the Complynt® platform, controls, evidence, remediation activities, and compliance progress can be managed within a unified environment.
We offer optional managed IT and managed security services (MSP/MSSP), additional compliance advisory hours, and full hands-on remediation and implementation support based on your organization’s needs.
Yes. We provide strategic guidance for both legacy and modern infrastructure, including control implementation, system hardening, risk reduction, and the use of appropriate compensating controls when direct remediation is not technically or operationally feasible.
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