marine corps taps ctc for $21m pacific region facility cybersecurity contract

Concurrent Technologies Corporation has secured a $21 million competitive contract from the Marine Corps Installations Command to deliver cyber services for facility control systems across Marine Corps Installations Pacific, with an additional $8.5 million option for year one.

Concurrent Technologies Corporation (CTC) has been awarded a multi-year, competitively bid contract valued at $21 million by the Marine Corps Installations Command (MCICOM) to provide facility-related control systems (FRCS) cyber services for the Marine Corps Installations Pacific (MCIPAC) region.

CTC will partner with RMC Global to design and deploy a secure network managing critical facility operations, followed by formal authorization to operate and ongoing security maintenance. This development matters because military installations in the Pacific face escalating cyber threats targeting operational technology. Securing facility control systems such as power, water, and HVAC, directly affects mission readiness and force protection.

The contract’s competitive nature signals that specialized OT cybersecurity providers are increasingly preferred over generalist defense contractors. Industries impacted include critical infrastructure protection, operational technology security, and federal systems integration. Regional stakeholders include U.S. Indo-Pacific Command and allied militaries reliant on shared basing arrangements.

For investors, CTC’s award reflects growing DoD spending on resilient, base-level cyber defenses, particularly in geostrategic regions like the Pacific. The exercised Option Year 1, worth $8.5 million, indicates early government confidence in performance.

Concurrent Technologies Corporation is a nonprofit applied scientific research and development professional services organization headquartered in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, specializing in defense and energy cybersecurity solutions.