Core Competency
Cyber is in the name
CyNtell brings more than 20 years of hands-on cybersecurity and compliance experience to government and private-sector clients, from RMF and FISMA to SIEM engineering, threat hunting, and security training.
An Authorized C3PAO with GSA Schedule, SBA 8(a), and HUBZone status, based in the Washington, DC area and serving clients nationwide.
Contract vehicles and certifications
- Authorized C3PAOCMMC certification assessments
- GSA ScheduleFederal procurement vehicle
- SBA 8(a)Small business set-aside program
- HUBZoneHistorically underutilized business zone
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CyNtell at a glance
CyNtell is a minority-owned small business and Cyber AB Authorized C3PAO that provides cybersecurity, compliance, assessment, and training services to federal agencies, the Defense Industrial Base, and state and local government. CyNtell holds a Top Secret Facility Clearance, SBA 8(a) and HUBZone certifications, and a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract.
| SAM UEI | N4KXT2H8J878 |
|---|---|
| CAGE code | 7QKP9 |
| GSA MAS contract | 47QTCA20D0078 |
| GSA SINs | 54151HACS, 54151S, 33411, 611420, 811212, and OLM |
| Primary NAICS | 541618 |
| Additional NAICS | 541512, 541513, 541519, 541611, 541690, 611420, 611430, 611699, and 611710 |
| Socioeconomic status | SBA 8(a), HUBZone, and minority-owned small business |
| Facility clearance | Top Secret FCL |
| CMMC authorization | Authorized C3PAO (C3PAO-10021), listed on the Cyber AB Marketplace |
| Headquarters | Bethesda, Maryland, serving agencies nationwide |
| Federal contracts | Fed@CyNtell.com · 1 (833) CYNTELL |
Two decades of proven performance
CyNtell's management team brings over 20 years of cumulative experience delivering IT and cybersecurity services to the government, as prime and subcontractor to Department of War (DoW) and military customers. The team has proven, hands-on experience facilitating the RMF process and FISMA-related compliance functions, and supporting the implementation and operation of IT service management. CyNtell also brings tactical and operational compliance experience for private-sector small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) meeting requirements such as HIPAA, FFIEC, SEC and FISMA, and PCI DSS.
Since being established in 2016, CyNtell has grown as a trusted provider of quality services. That track record includes a multi-year PALMS contract with the U.S. Air Force and work with more than a dozen SMB financial firms on cybersecurity policy development and process implementation.
Capabilities
What agencies buy from CyNtell
Six areas of work, each available on our GSA Schedule under the SIN shown, and through 8(a), HUBZone, and teaming arrangements.
RMF and FISMA support
Authorization packages, control assessments, System Security Plans, POA&M development, and continuous monitoring under NIST SP 800-37 and NIST SP 800-53.
SIN 54151HACS
Assessments and testing
Risk and Vulnerability Assessments, penetration testing and adversary emulation, and Security Architecture Reviews that show agencies where an attacker could actually get in.
SIN 54151HACS
Security operations
24/7 SOC monitoring, cyber hunting, continuous diagnostics and mitigation, and SIEM engineering on Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, QRadar, ArcSight, and LogRhythm.
SINs 54151HACS and 54151S
Wireless and PED security
As master distributor of Flying Fox®, we detect, identify, and locate Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cellular devices in secure spaces, and support PED policy enforcement under AR 380-28 and DHS MD 11021, from procurement through sustainment.
SINs 33411 and 811212
Training
Security awareness and social engineering programs, course development and delivery, and testing administration for federal workforces.
SIN 611420
Cleared staff augmentation
Cybersecurity and compliance professionals, cleared or clearable to Top Secret, placed on your program to fill a gap or surge a team. See staff augmentation.
SIN 54151S
Federal contract vehicles and certifications
CyNtell holds three of the most sought-after certifications pursued by federal contracting agencies. These certifications streamline procurement and make awarding contracts more cost-effective and time-efficient.
SBA 8(a)
- Contracts awarded quickly, bypassing lengthy contracting delays
- Access to federally set-aside reserved contracts
- Sole-source, non-competitive contracts
- Sole-source IDIQ (Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity) contracts
HUBZone
- Access to special government small business procurement set-asides
- Preferential positioning over non-HUBZone contractors on bids up to 10% higher
- A competitive edge by helping government agencies meet their SBA goals
GSA Schedule Program
CyNtell is a trusted federal cybersecurity provider on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule under the HACS SIN 54151HACS.
- Participation in the GSA's largest procurement vehicle for commercial services
- Discounted resources available to all GSA federal agencies worldwide, plus state and local governments
- The opportunity to be awarded IDIQ contracts
- The opportunity to be awarded BPA contracts (Blanket Purchase Agreements) for repetitive supplies or services
- The opportunity to deliver cost-effective, innovative IT solutions through GWACs (Governmentwide Acquisition Contracts)
How to buy
Four ways to put CyNtell on contract
Choose the vehicle that fits your requirement. Our federal team will confirm eligibility and turn around a quote.
| Vehicle | How it works | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| GSA MAS 47QTCA20D0078 | Issue a task order or Blanket Purchase Agreement against pre-negotiated schedule pricing under SINs 54151HACS, 54151S, 33411, 611420, 811212, and OLM. | Fast, pre-competed buys of cybersecurity services, training, and wireless security technology. |
| SBA 8(a) sole-source | The agency offers the requirement to SBA for direct award to CyNtell without full competition, within 8(a) program thresholds. | Requirements that need to move quickly and count toward small disadvantaged business goals. |
| HUBZone | Compete the requirement as a HUBZone set-aside, or apply the HUBZone price-evaluation preference in full and open competition. | Agencies working toward their HUBZone contracting goals. |
| Subcontract or teaming | Primes add CyNtell through a subcontract, a contractor teaming arrangement, or a commercial MSA or purchase order. | Primes that need C3PAO expertise, cleared staff, or small business subcontracting credit. |
CMMC
CMMC support for program offices, primes, and suppliers
CMMC requirements now flow through DoW contracts to every tier of the supply chain. As a Cyber AB Authorized C3PAO that also advises on DFARS compliance, CyNtell works on both sides of that requirement.
- CMMC Level 2 certification assessments against the 110 practices of NIST SP 800-171
- Level 1 self-assessment validation and affirmation support
- DFARS 252.204-7012, 7019, 7020, and 7021 advisory
- Readiness and mock assessments, plus POA&M close-out assessments within the 180-day window
- Level 3 preparation support ahead of a DCMA DIBCAC assessment
CMMC rules keep advisory and certification apart. CyNtell does not certify an organization it has advised on CMMC, and we tell you which side of that line an engagement sits on before anything is signed.
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Common questions
Federal contracting FAQ
How can a federal agency buy from CyNtell?
Four ways: order against GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract 47QTCA20D0078, offer the requirement to SBA for an 8(a) sole-source award, compete it as a HUBZone set-aside, or bring CyNtell in as a subcontractor or teaming partner to a prime. For schedule orders, CyNtell is listed in GSA eLibrary.
What are CyNtell's UEI, CAGE code, and NAICS codes?
SAM UEI N4KXT2H8J878 and CAGE code 7QKP9. The primary NAICS code is 541618, with additional codes 541512, 541513, 541519, 541611, 541690, 611420, 611430, 611699, and 611710.
Does CyNtell hold a facility clearance?
Yes. CyNtell holds a Top Secret Facility Clearance, and its staff are cleared or clearable to Top Secret.
Is CyNtell an authorized CMMC C3PAO?
Yes. CyNtell is a Cyber AB Authorized C3PAO (C3PAO-10021), listed on the Cyber AB Marketplace, and conducts CMMC Level 2 certification assessments. CMMC rules keep advisory and certification apart, so CyNtell does not certify an organization it has advised on CMMC.
Can state and local governments buy from CyNtell?
Yes. Eligible state and local buyers can order IT and cybersecurity services from GSA Schedule contractors through the GSA Cooperative Purchasing program, and CyNtell also contracts directly with municipalities.
Does CyNtell team with prime contractors?
Yes. CyNtell subcontracts and teams with primes, including through contractor teaming arrangements. Primes gain an authorized C3PAO, cleared staff, and credit toward their small disadvantaged business and HUBZone subcontracting goals.
Page reviewed October 2026.