BRMi Selected to Provide IT Security Services to PBGC

The US Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. (PBGC) recently selected the InterImage, Inc. team that includes Battle Resource Management, Inc., (BRMi) to conduct a 5-year, multi-million dollar effort to provide professional information technology (IT) system security services and technical support to its Financial Operations Department (FOD).                                 

“We are extremely proud to enter into this relationship to help PBGC meet its critical IT security needs,” said Mike Battle, president and founder of BRMi. “Our team will support the development and operation of an IT Security Program for FOD so that users’ business needs can continue to be met while meeting all security and privacy requirements.”

PBGC is a Federal corporation established under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) to encourage the growth of defined benefit pension plans; provide timely and uninterrupted payment of pension benefits; and keep pension insurance premiums at a minimum.

In this engagement, BRMi provides technical leadership and serves as an integral member of a team headed by InterImage, Inc., that will provide security services to five important financial management systems at PBGC. These services include developing and supporting system security plans, risk assessment, contingency planning, privacy impact analysis, and standard operating procedures. InterImage was awarded this contract under its prime GSA Alliant Small Business government-wide acquisition contract (GWAC).

Based in Washington, DC, BRMi is a DHS small business award-winning IT consulting firm that offers strategic consulting, mission application, and mission infrastructure services. Since 2004, BRMi has provided IT consulting services to several Federal agencies, including the US Citizenship and Immigration Services, the Transportation Safety Administration, and the Immigrations and Customs Enforcement components of the Dept. of Homeland Security (DHS); the US Dept. of Labor (DOL); the US Dept. of Housing and Urban Development (HUD); and the US Agency for International Development (USAID).

BRMi to Optimize Records Management Process for DHS

BRMi has been selected by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to conduct a 1-year business process review (BPR) of its current records management processes and systems. “Business process review is absolutely essential to the overall success of the DHS Electronic Records Management Services (ERMS) project, and it’s one of our core competencies,” said Mike Battle, president and founder of BRMi. “Since 2004, we’ve been helping clients better understand their business processes in order to guarantee that new IT solutions meet their essential business needs.”

BRMi’s team for the DHS ERMS BPR project includes several business process experts who each have more than 20 years of professional experience. These team members also hold in-depth knowledge of DHS developed during BRMi’s support of other projects at US Citizenship and Immigration Services, the Transportation Safety Administration, and Immigrations and Customs Enforcement.

 The BPR project is one facet of a 3-year program DHS has undertaken to develop and implement a new, enterprise-wide Electronic Records Management System (ERMS). ERMS will provide DHS with a federated storage repository for electronic records with integration, automation, workflow, and search capabilities. Based in Washington, DC, BRMi is a DHS small business award-winning IT consulting firm that offers strategic consulting, mission application, and mission infrastructure services. Since 2004, BRMi has supported projects at the US Dept. of Labor and the US Dept. of Housing and Urban Development as well as DHS.

DHS Selects BRMi to Support New Electronic Records Management System (ERMS) Planning and Implementation

The US Dept. of Homeland Security (DHS) has selected Battle Resource Management, Inc., (BRMi) to lead a 3-year, approximately $3.5 million effort to develop requirements and provide support for implementing an enterprise-wide Electronic Records Management System (ERMS).

“We are extremely proud to add support for this effort to the other services we have provided DHS and its components since 2004,” said Mike Battle, president and founder of BRMi. “We will make the most of this opportunity by leveraging our work in enterprise architecture, program management, and business process analysis at DHS to help the organization design and implement a truly innovative and high-performing records management solution.”

ERMS will provide an enterprise-wide capability to improve efficiency and modernize record management across DHS. BRMi will provide approximately eight professionals to support the DHS Chief Administrative Office throughout the effort, which includes planning the program, defining system requirements, guiding the system engineering and design, and developing an acquisition plan. Based in Washington, DC, BRMi is a DHS small business award-winning IT consulting firm that offers strategic consulting, mission application, and mission infrastructure services. Since 2004, BRMi has supported several DHS components, including US Citizenship and Immigration Services, the Transportation Safety Administration, and Immigrations and Customs Enforcement. BRMi has also provided IT consulting services at the US Dept. of Labor and the US Dept. of Housing and Urban Development.

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