The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Little Rock District, is seeking to award a Firm-Fixed-Price contract for Stealthpath's ZSuite Zero-Trust solution, which includes software and support services. This initiative, motivated by the critical need for enhanced cybersecurity measures aligned with Zero Trust principles, aims to implement a behavioral monitoring system for Operational Technology (OT) devices across five critical infrastructure facilities. The contract, estimated at $742,450, will provide 20 ZAware tablets and five ZAlert installations to assist in network assessments and continuous monitoring without requiring internet connectivity. The decision to proceed with Stealthpath is based on extensive evaluations confirming no other solutions meet the specific performance requirements. The proposed deployment is critical as it supports compliance with recent cybersecurity mandates from federal standards, such as Presidential Executive Order 14028. This contract is characterized as time-sensitive, necessitating completion by the end of FY2025, to strengthen the U.S. Army's operational resilience against cybersecurity threats impacting essential infrastructure. The document concludes with affirmations of fair cost determination and acknowledges unique attributes that position Stealthpath's services as necessary for protecting critical infrastructure assets.