New missions need proven builders. We've built them.
SIRA advises organizations standing up new national security programs, from mission definition and program architecture to OSINT and threat-intelligence capability, technology strategy, and fielding. Our team has built programs inside federal agencies and national security business units inside industry.
Whether you are standing up a task force, a fusion cell, an insider-threat program, an OSINT capability, or a national security division inside a technology company, we guide the build through five phases.
Phase 01
Mission and requirements
Define the mission, authorities, customers, and the intelligence or operational requirements the program must meet.
Output · Mission and requirements brief
Phase 02
Program architecture
Design the organization, governance, legal and privacy guardrails, oversight, and budget model.
Output · Program design and roadmap
Phase 03
Capability and technology strategy
Select data sources, OSINT and analytic tools, and AI capabilities, and map the acquisition path and contract vehicles.
Output · Capability and acquisition plan
Phase 04
Stand-up and fielding
Write the standard operating procedures, staff and train the team, and run initial operations with partner agencies.
Output · SOPs, training, initial operations
Phase 05
Measure and mature
Set performance metrics, prepare for audits and oversight, and plan the program's growth.
Output · Metrics and maturity plan
Who We Serve
Built for mission owners
Government
Defense and intelligenceDoD components and Intelligence Community elements launching new analytic, OSINT, or counterintelligence efforts
Federal law enforcementAgencies and task forces targeting transnational crime, trafficking, cyber, and financial crime
Homeland securityDHS components, border security programs, and state and local fusion centers
Industry
Technology companiesAI, data, and threat-intelligence firms building a national security division or entering the federal market
Critical infrastructureOwners and operators building insider-threat, threat-intelligence, and security programs
Prime contractorsPrimes and integrators seeking a woman-owned small business teaming partner and cleared subject matter expertise
About SIRA
Operator experience with a financial backbone
SIRA LLC is a woman-owned small business that helps national security agencies, and the companies that serve them, get mission-critical work done. We pair operational experience from federal law enforcement, counterintelligence, counterterrorism, and diplomatic security with hands-on knowledge of how AI and data-analytics capabilities are bought and fielded across government.
SIRA is led by an owner with an advanced degree in accounting and senior finance leadership experience, giving the firm a strong foundation in financial management and compliance.
We work as an advisory and analytical partner. Our deliverables are analysis, RFI responses, program designs, and advisory support, built on publicly and commercially available information collected lawfully.
Operators30+ years of federal mission experience
AnalystsOSINT, threat intelligence, and link analysis
AdvisorsCapture, GTM, and program design
Core Capabilities
Mission areas we support
DoD · DHS · IC Law Enforcement
Capture and go-to-market advisory
Mission translation, capture strategy, and partner-ecosystem building for AI, data-analytics, and cyber threat-intelligence companies entering the federal market, including contract-vehicle strategy such as NASA SEWP.
CTI · OSINT
Cyber threat intelligence and OSINT
Threat-intelligence and open-source analysis, link analysis, and advisory support for standing up CTI programs, drawing on HSI Cyber Crimes Center work including Operation Cyber Centurion and operational use of Flashpoint, DomainTools, and FireEye.
TCO · Financial Crime
Transnational crime analytics
Analytical support on transnational criminal organizations, cartels and gangs, narcotics, human trafficking, money laundering, and cybercrime, informed by 200+ federal investigations.
CI · Insider Threat
Counterintelligence and insider-threat programs
Program design and assessment grounded in federal counterintelligence leadership, task force experience, and formal training in denial and deception.
Protection Physical Security
Executive protection and security programs
Protective operations planning and physical security program design from experience protecting senior U.S. officials and managing security contracts of $1.5M to $10M.
Threat · Risk Vulnerability
Threat and risk assessment
Threat, risk, and vulnerability assessments for facilities, events, travel, and critical infrastructure, backed by 300+ threat assessments and 200+ risk assessments completed in federal service.
Biometrics · Identity
Biometric and identity intelligence
Advisory support for biometric identification, identity intelligence, and multi-agency dissemination in border security and counterterrorism programs, from direct work on HSI's BITMAP program.
Instruction · Tradecraft
Training and tradecraft instruction
Course design and delivery in protective operations, defensive tactics, biometric identification, and investigative tradecraft by a former federal senior instructor.
Management Consulting
Program and management consulting
Management consulting and program support for agency initiatives, with owner-led financial management and compliance and a record of delivering multi-million-dollar projects on schedule.
Critical infrastructure focus 16 sectors
Chemical
Commercial Facilities
Communications
Critical Manufacturing
Dams
Defense Industrial Base
Emergency Services
Energy
Financial Services
Food and Agriculture
Government Facilities
Healthcare and Public Health
Information Technology
Nuclear Reactors, Materials, and Waste
Transportation Systems
Water and Wastewater Systems
OSINT and Analytic Tradecraft
Open sources. Rigorous analysis. Lawful collection.
We turn publicly and commercially available information into finished analysis that decision-makers can act on. Our products connect people, organizations, infrastructure, and money, and state clearly what we know and how confident we are.
PAI and CAI onlyCollection through commercial platforms within legal access limits and platform terms
Link and network analysisEntity resolution across persons, companies, domains, phones, wallets, aircraft, and vessels
Sourced and gradedEvery judgment carries its sources and a stated confidence level, following Intelligence Community analytic standards (ICD 203)
Mission-ready formatsRFI responses, target packages, threat assessments, and executive briefs
LINK ANALYSIS · NETWORK VIEWIllustrative
Key judgmentShared registration details link Org A and Org B to the subject.Moderate confidence · 4 sources
Key Personnel Experience
Experience behind the work
Figures reflect our leadership's individual federal service, not SIRA contract history.
Federal investigations led
200+
Threat assessments
300+
Protection missions directed
250+
JTTF, CITF and OCDETF initiatives
50+
Agencies and task forces
Homeland Security InvestigationsDHS
Diplomatic Security ServiceSTATE
Federal Air Marshal ServiceDHS
U.S. Border Patrol, BORSTARSPECIAL OPS
Joint Terrorism Task ForceJTTF
Counter-Intelligence Task ForceCITF
Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task ForceOCDETF
National Targeting CenterCBP
Terrorist Screening CenterTSC
High Intensity Drug Trafficking AreasDEA · HIDTA
Leadership
Who you'll work with
KW
Kelly Williams
President & CEO · 51% Owner
Kelly leads SIRA and owns its majority interest. She brings senior finance leadership experience, currently serving as Senior Director of Finance at Michigan AEYC.
Master's degree in Accounting, Honors Graduate, University of Phoenix
Leads SIRA's financial management and compliance
JW
Jeffrey T. Williams
Chief Intelligence Officer · SME · 49% Owner
30+ years in federal law enforcement, counterintelligence, and national security, plus five years building national security business units in industry.
Senior Special Agent, DHS Homeland Security Investigations and State Department Diplomatic Security Service
Intelligence Community liaison during assignments in Iraq, Pakistan, and Afghanistan
Vice President, Ocient National Security Solutions, overseeing engagements with DoD/DoW clients
SME and analytical support to HSTF Project Safe Haven (subcontractor, COTG LLC)
Active TS/SCI · Trained by CIA University, DIA, and FLETC
For Contracting Officers
Company data
Entity Record · SIRA LLCSAM.gov Registered
UEI
HJGDRLFHBG25
CAGE Code
Pending
Business Type
Woman-owned small business (51% woman-owned and led)
NAICS Codes
541611Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services Primary
541618Other Management Consulting Services
541690Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
541990All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
541519Other Computer Related Services
541511Custom Computer Programming Services
561612Security Guards and Patrol Services
Customers
Department of Defense, the Intelligence Community, federal law enforcement, homeland security, critical infrastructure owners and operators, and the companies that support them
FAQ
Working with SIRA
How do I contract with SIRA?
SIRA is registered in SAM.gov (UEI HJGDRLFHBG25) under primary NAICS 541611 and six related codes. Agencies can work with us through small business and simplified acquisitions, or through a prime contractor's existing vehicle. Contact us to talk through your requirement.
Do you work as a prime or a subcontractor?
Both. We pursue prime contracts for advisory and analytic work, and we team with primes and integrators as a woman-owned small business that brings cleared subject matter expertise.
What does a typical engagement look like?
Most start with a short scoping call to define the mission and requirements. From there we deliver a focused advisory engagement, finished analytic products, or ongoing subject matter support, sized to your timeline and budget.
Contact
Talk with our team
Reach out about teaming, subcontracting, or an upcoming requirement.