Government solutions
Modernization support built for public sector complexity.
Government agencies, primes, and mission driven organizations need more than software. They need technology partners who understand procurement, compliance, security expectations, and complex stakeholder environments.
Government Ready
CyberBoost presents the credentials, security posture, and procurement signals buyers expect to see when evaluating a technology partner for agency work, subcontracting, or prime support.
Federal procurement ready
Secure by design
AI and cybersecurity expertise
Trusted technology advisory
SAM registration, SDVOSB status, and CMMC Level 1 certification are positioned here as clear buyer confidence signals rather than buried compliance details.
SAM Registered Entity
Active federal registration with current buyer identifiers available for review.
SBA certified SDVOSB
Qualified small business status that supports agency set aside goals and prime teaming.
CMMC Level 1 certified
Documented cyber hygiene controls aligned to buyer expectations for secure delivery.
Capability statement and procurement credentials
The government page should give contracting officers, program teams, and prime partners the same facts they expect in a concise capability review.
CyberBoost capability statement
Use the same procurement summary that anchors CyberBoost's public government posture.
Current file
CyberBoost Capability Statement 2026
Prepared July 7, 2026. Focused on GovCon modernization, Microsoft 365, and governed AI implementation.
- Core competencies aligned to modernization, Microsoft 365, and governed AI work.
- Structured service offerings that help buyers scope work without a vague consulting pitch.
- Differentiators prime partners and contracting teams can review quickly.
- Public procurement details including UEI, CAGE, SDVOSB status, and representative NAICS.
Buyer profile
- Business
- CyberBoost LLC
- Headquarters
- 4235 St Marys Road, Columbus, GA 31907
- Primary markets
- Federal agencies, prime contractors, and growing GovCons
- UEI
- JGF2N6YDMBK2
- CAGE
- 8NKS4
- Small business status
- SBA certified Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB)
- Security posture
- CMMC Level 1 certified
- Procurement contact
- sales@mycyberboost.tech
Representative NAICS
Additional supporting materials can be shared with qualified buyers and teaming partners when deeper review is needed.
Core competencies and packaged services
This section should make scope fit clear quickly: what CyberBoost does and how buyers can package the work.
Core competencies
Technology leadership
Roadmaps, architecture decisions, vendor accountability, and modernization priorities.
Governed AI adoption
Use case selection, data boundaries, human review, pilot backlog, and implementation path.
Knowledge workflows
Teams, SharePoint, SOP retrieval, onboarding support, and procurement Q&A.
GovCon and prime support
SOW inputs, technical summaries, teaming materials, and documentation buyers can review quickly.
Security and compliance support
Identity, access, privacy, responsible AI, and audit ready handoff documentation.
Cloud and automation
Power Platform, dashboards, integrations, operational reporting, and workflow cleanup.
Implementation and handoff
Scoped pilots, transition documentation, training, and operational handoff.
Packaged services
Offer
Buyer outcome
AI Readiness Sprint
Governance, data risk review, use case map, and a prioritized pilot backlog.
Fractional CTO Advisory
Senior guidance for roadmaps, vendors, security, and delivery decisions.
Microsoft 365 Workflow Pilot
A scoped Teams or SharePoint workflow for SOPs, onboarding, support, or procurement knowledge.
Modernization Assessment
Review of the current environment, priority actions, risk areas, and clear next steps.
Best fit buyers and differentiators
The government page should make it obvious who CyberBoost is built to support and why the company is credible in that lane.
Best fit buyers
Agencies and program teams
Need scoped modernization, Microsoft 365, AI, or automation support with clean handoff.
Prime contractors
Need SDVOSB teaming depth, implementation support, and communication buyers can review quickly.
Growing GovCon firms
Need senior technology judgment, documentation, and modernization support without enterprise overhead.
Differentiators
Direct senior access
Experienced leadership for roadmap, security, and delivery decisions without extra layers between buyer and implementer.
Governance before deployment
AI concepts are tied to data boundaries, human review, and a defined pilot or implementation path before additional spend.
Built for delivery
Recommendations are structured around scoped deliverables, documentation teams can use, and operational handoff.
Clear for primes and buyers
Capability framing, technical summaries, and scope language are built to help evaluators, contracting teams, and prime partners assess fit quickly.
Solution areas and engagement path
Buyers and prime partners should be able to map CyberBoost to practical work packages and a straightforward delivery path.
Solution areas
Microsoft 365
Teams, SharePoint, document workflows, and administrative cleanup.
Automation
Reporting cleanup, integrations, and operational visibility.
Governed AI
Human review, audit trail, and knowledge workflow control.
Engagement path
Buyer discovery and scope context
Clarify the mission problem, stakeholders, constraints, and contract shape before proposing work.
Readiness sprint or modernization roadmap
Define the first useful deliverable, whether that is an assessment, roadmap, or focused sprint.
Pilot, implementation plan, or task order support
Translate the plan into a scoped pilot or implementation path with clear boundaries, ownership, and documentation.
Delivery support, handoff, or teaming support
Support the buyer through execution, transition, or teammate collaboration depending on the contract structure.
Planning agency support, teaming, or modernization scoping?
Use the contact path for procurement discussions, teaming conversations, or buyer material requests.