Federal Clients | Provenance Risk Advisory

Agency Focus

Target Agencies

Primary

Department of the Treasury

C-SCRM program design, third-party risk governance, and supply chain security advisory for Treasury bureaus implementing NIST SP 800-161r1 requirements. Our regulated financial services background provides direct domain alignment with Treasury's mission and regulatory environment.

Secondary

DHS / CISA

Supply chain risk management advisory supporting CISA's mission to secure the nation's critical infrastructure. Expertise in software dependency analysis, vendor risk assessment methodology, and the intersection of cybersecurity supply chain risk with institutional risk governance.

Corporate Data

Capability Statement

Key corporate data for contracting officers and procurement teams.

UEI

Pending

CAGE Code

Pending

NAICS Codes

541611 — Administrative & General Management Consulting (Primary)

541512 — Computer Systems Design Services

541519 — Other Computer Related Services

541990 — All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services

611430 — Professional and Management Development Training

Size Standard

Small Business

SAM.gov

Registration Pending

Set-Aside Status

Small Business

Contract Vehicles

Pursuing GSA MAS Schedule

Location

Dallas, TX

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Expertise

Frameworks & Standards

Working expertise across federal cybersecurity and risk management frameworks.

NIST SP 800-161r1

NIST SP 800-171

NIST CSF 2.0

CMMC 2.0

FFIEC IT Handbook

OCC 2013-29

SOC 2 Type II

ISO 27001 / 27036

FAR/DFARS

Partnership

SBA Mentor-Protege Program

Provenance Risk Advisory is available to participate in the SBA Mentor-Protege program. We welcome partnerships with established federal contractors seeking to add specialized C-SCRM and third-party risk management expertise to their teams. Our operational background in regulated environments makes us a strong protege candidate for firms pursuing Treasury, DHS, and civilian agency work.

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