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Cybersecurity Compliance & Identity Access Management Modernization
Cybersecurity Compliance · Identity & Access Management
High Priority
About this project
Fort Campbell Schools faces a hard December 2025 deadline to meet DoD mandates for MFA, password controls, and AAL2 authentication. A split Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace environment creates fragmented identity and access risks, elevating exposure for students, staff, and sensitive operational data.
The opportunity
FY2026 budget allocations earmark $3.301 million for IT infrastructure, cybersecurity monitoring, and compliance, with an active procurement signaling a near-term decision window. Acting now ensures mandate adherence before the December 2025 deadline and aligns with the broader enterprise IT and cybersecurity modernization priority.
FY2026 DoDEA IT budget
Discuss this project →Modernize Endpoint Management and IT Support Infrastructure
IT Modernization · Cybersecurity Compliance
High Priority
About this project
An active Sources Sought for comprehensive IT support services signals a recognized gap in centralized endpoint management and cybersecurity operations. A split productivity ecosystem complicates unified oversight, while pending DoD authentication and access control mandates create a hard compliance deadline for school technology staff.
The opportunity
An active procurement window and a December 2025 cybersecurity compliance deadline create immediate urgency to act. FY2026 IT and cybersecurity modernization funding is already allocated, and the institution's substantial annual technology spend supports a well-scoped, compliant solution that reduces operational risk and strengthens student and staff data protection.
FY2026 DoDEA IT budget
Discuss this project →Emergency Operations Plan Development for Fort Campbell Schools
Emergency Management · Student Safety
High Priority
About this project
Fort Campbell Schools lacks a publicly accessible, jurisdiction-wide Emergency Operations Plan, creating significant preparedness and compliance exposure. Fragmented mass notification systems—including identified call-screening delivery risks—and the absence of school-specific after-action documentation further elevate operational and safety risk for students and staff.
The opportunity
Recent leadership transitions at both the community superintendent and parent-agency levels signal openness to new strategic priorities, creating a timely window to advance emergency preparedness investments. With no incumbent solution in place and FY2026 budget activity underway, addressing this gap now supports compliance, continuity, and the safety of the school community.
Mass Notification System Consolidation for Unified Emergency Alerting
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
Fragmented mass notification systems create measurable delivery risks—including device-level call-screening vulnerabilities—that threaten reliable alerting for staff and community members. Without validated after-action findings from exercises, the effectiveness of current notifications remains unconfirmed, compounding operational and safety risk.
The opportunity
Active IT modernization priorities and FY2026 infrastructure investments create a timely window to consolidate alerting into a unified, validated platform. Addressing this gap now reduces emergency response risk, supports continuity of operations, and aligns with broader emergency preparedness planning underway.