CISA awarded Booz Allen a $55.5M cybersecurity task order

Documented total $55.50M

As of2020-09-30

Confidence[PRIMARY]

Source

In September 2020, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency awarded Booz Allen Hamilton a $55.5 million delivery order (70RCSA20FR0000099) under the GSA OASIS contract. The single-bidder task order provided cybersecurity services and remained active through March 2025, channeling significant federal funds to the contractor ahead of EO 14028 implementation.

https://www.usaspending.gov/award/CONT_AWD_70RCSA20FR0000099_7001_GS00Q14OADU108_-NONE- ↗

Hops

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Methodology

How amounts are sourced. Dollar figures are drawn from public disclosure filings: USASpending.gov for federal contracts, FEC filings for political contributions, SEC EDGAR for corporate disclosures, LD-2 lobbying registrations for lobbying expenditures, and Congressional records for appropriations. Each hop carries its own citations linking to the primary filing. Where an amount is unavailable (classified contracts, private transactions), the hop is marked "undisclosed" rather than estimated.

About vanish points. A vanish point marks the node at which the money trail goes dark. Each marker carries a typed reason from a fixed taxonomy (shell company, offshore jurisdiction, undisclosed beneficial owner, etc) and a curator note describing what is and isn't known. Vanish points are highlighted in red in the flow diagram above. They are evidence of opacity, not endpoints — every reason is a documented systemic feature of the disclosure regime that prevents further tracing.

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