Following our recent awards of the GSA OASIS+ Contract for the Small Business set-aside in July and the Woman-Owned Small Business set-aside in September, NIRA is proud to announce that we have now received the award for the 8(a) set-aside! This accomplishment strengthens our ability to support federal agencies with the most effective and streamlined non-IT service solutions across all primary OASIS+ domains: Management and Advisory Services, and Technical and Engineering Services.

NIRA has been successfully appraised at CMMI Maturity Level 3, demonstrating a strong commitment to excellence in Security, Development, and Services. This achievement highlights NIRA's dedication to best practices that enhance organizational performance across these domains. CMMI Security ensures the protection of the organization's entire ecosystem, while CMMI Development focuses on improving the capability to deliver quality products and services. CMMI Services enhances the organization's ability to efficiently provide high-quality service offerings that meet both market and customer needs

We are thrilled to announce that NIRA Inc. has been selected for the award of the GSA OASIS+ contract in two pivotal domains: Management and Advisory Domain and Technical and Engineering Domain. This significant achievement underscores our commitment to excellence and innovation in providing comprehensive solutions to our clients.

OASIS+ is a governmentwide contract program recognized as a Best-in-Class (BIC) solution by the Office of Management and Budget. This designation makes OASIS+ a preferred governmentwide solution, ensuring high standards and streamlined procurement processes for federal agencies.

NIRA's Supply Chain Transaction Platform is featured in FDA’s first in a series of educational video on how food companies’ use of tech-enabled traceability can enhance food safety and protect consumers from foodborne illness. Watch this webinar to understand how it is used to power product traceability solutions.

This contract marks an important milestone in NIRA's journey to advance blockchain for digital rights management and enhance the security and integrity of our nation's defense technological assets.

Extending our supply chain technology offerings and leveraging our strategic partnerships with leading software developers, NIRA is making OLIOT EPICS product available on NASA's Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement (SEWP) GWAC for our federal customers. At its core, OLIOT EPCIS X provides a scalable repository that links together entities, transactions and events in the supply chain, allowing easy capture and query of “what, when, where, why and how” of products and other assets.

NIRA presented our work to promote effective document and data publication and sharing within the defense research, development, test, and evaluation (RDT&E) community. The solution leverages the blockchain platforms and draws upon lessons learned from digital rights management (DRM).

NIRA has just received our ISO 27001:2013 (Information Security Management System) and ISO 20000-1:2018 (information Technology Service Management) certifications. These certifications reflect our team’s commitment to delivering world class IT services and support.

Building on the success of Ledger-based Network for Document Distribution (LEDGENDD) technology, our Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Phase II project has been just extended to address the threat of ransomware. With this extension, we are hoping to enhance resilience of enterprise IT systems, enable sharing of threat information across organizations, and advance information protection state-of-the-art.

NIRA has been awarded the GSA 8(a) STARS III - A best-in-class GWAC. 8(a) Streamlined Technology Acquisition Resource for Services (STARS) III is a Best-in-Class small business set-aside contract that features a $50 billion program ceiling and limited protestability up to $10M. In addition to the general IT services scope, it can be used to support emerging technologies such as blockchain and machine learning.

The NIRA team successfully deployed a new online tool to the CPSC production environment. This tool, called the Fast Track Portal, makes it easier for businesses to report hazards and to protect consumers. As a result, it will enhance CSPC’s ability to protect the consumers by identifying and removing hazardous products from the marketplace more quickly.

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