Who we serve  /  Government & public sector

Government agencies & contractors.

Federal, state, and local organizations — and the contractors who serve them — operate under a different set of rules. Aging systems, strict frameworks like FISMA, FedRAMP, NIST, and CMMC, procurement constraints, and rising pressure to modernize citizen-facing services. In government work, compliance isn't a feature — it's the entry ticket.

The reality on the ground

Sound familiar?

A modernization mandate arrived — with a flat budget
A CMMC deadline threatens your defense contracts
Core systems are past end-of-life with no transition plan
Audit findings keep piling up faster than they get closed

How we help

The mission plan.

01

Compliance alignment with NIST 800-53 and 800-171, FISMA requirements, and CMMC readiness for defense-supply-chain contractors

02

Staged modernization roadmaps for legacy government systems that keep services running through every phase of the transition

03

Secure cloud architectures built on FedRAMP-authorized platforms, with data governance designed for public-sector accountability

Modern, compliant systems — mission delivery without compliance surprises.

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For contracting officers & primes

Contracting quick reference.

Company
Easy Tech Solutions LLC — 8000 Westpark Dr, Ste 450, McLean, VA 22102 (Washington, DC metro)
NAICS codes
541511 · 541512 · 541519 · 541611 · 518210 (custom programming, systems design, IT consulting, admin management consulting, data processing & hosting)
Engagement model
Fixed-scope, fixed-price task orders — deliverables, timeline, and cost defined before award
Work types
Prime on small-scope efforts · subcontract and teaming arrangements with established primes
SAM.gov
Registered & active · UEI HRKWC8G6HR28 · CAGE 248D2
Business status
Small business · set-aside eligible
Capability statement
View / download the capability statement · or contact sales@easytechsolutions-llc.com

Frameworks, decoded

FISMA vs. FedRAMP vs. CMMC — which applies?

FrameworkWho it applies toWhat it means in practice
FISMAFederal agencies and systems operated on their behalfSecurity programs built on NIST 800-53 controls, with continuous monitoring and authorization to operate (ATO)
FedRAMPCloud services used by federal agenciesA standardized authorization for cloud products — agencies can only use cloud services that hold it
NIST 800-171Contractors handling controlled unclassified information (CUI)110 security requirements protecting CUI on non-federal systems
CMMCThe DoD supply chain — primes and subs alikeThe Pentagon's enforcement of 800-171: certification levels now written into contract eligibility
StateRAMPCloud providers serving state and local governmentThe state-level equivalent of FedRAMP, adopted by a growing list of states

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