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Government and defense logistics teams coordinating connected field assets
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Services and evidence

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TiS3 services connect legacy and distributed assets through edge systems, managed connectivity, device data, and operational insight. The engagement records below state when TiS3 was the award recipient, a subcontractor, or a provider of support within a larger effort.

Projects & Programs

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Four source-backed client entries distinguish TiS3’s role from the scope or status of the broader government effort.

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01 / 04Secure IoT for legacy equipment

Conceptual TiS3 gateway rendering — not a deployed system or third-party product photograph.

Conceptual solar-powered field gateway enclosure mounted to a pole at sunset

Conceptual TiS3 gateway rendering — not a deployed system or third-party product photograph.

TiS3 received U.S. Air Force Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I and Phase II awards for an Internet of Things solution. The work explores secure connections between edge devices, sensors, a gateway, and monitoring systems, including device authentication and two-way data security. Phase III is a potential next step, not a contract award or completed commercialization.

Conceptual illustration of connected port, cargo, and perimeter infrastructure

Conceptual website visual — not documentation of an actual CBP operation.

TiS3 supported program management, integration, and acquisition work for CBP. Its portfolio realignment effort brought managers together to organize programs around capabilities, improve collaboration, and support more effective deployment.

Conceptual enterprise operations environment with connected systems and data views

Original conceptual enterprise infrastructure visual — not a contract-site photograph.

TiS3 provided infrastructure operations, end-user support, program management, and integration support as one of six subcontractors on the Department of Transportation’s Enterprise IT Shared Services Support contract. Areas of support included systems administration, customer service, and cloud services.

Conceptual connected-systems visualization representing security assurance across an enterprise environment

Original conceptual systems-assurance visual — not a Library of Congress system or operation.

As a subcontractor with TISTA Tech, TiS3 provided information security and assurance support for Library of Congress systems. Work included security assessment and authorization planning across systems with varying impact ratings, including schedules, milestones, dependencies, and staffing resources.

Federal capability quick facts

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Organization
TiS3
Primary audience
Federal government and mission-oriented enterprise teams
Capability focus
Legacy asset connectivity, remote monitoring, IoT data paths, and operational insight
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