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RELI Group Secured New TSA Task Orders

The firm expanded its federal portfolio by taking on two new support roles for the Transportation Security Administration.

Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Remote Work

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RELI Group has secured two task orders to support the Transportation Security Administration. The company began providing program management and IT services for the agency on September 30, 2026.

Why it matters

These task orders deepen the firm's footprint within federal operations, building upon its existing support for various governmental departments. The expansion coincides with the introduction of new proprietary artificial intelligence technology.

The firm recently secured a $22 million task order from the Department of Health and Human Services and a separate five-year contract from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The players

RELI Group

This is a government services contractor that specializes in program management, IT support, and artificial intelligence solutions.

Transportation Security Administration

This is the federal agency responsible for the security of the traveling public and transportation systems in the United States.

Jeff Plant

He serves as the program director for health at RELI Group, a role he assumed in April 2026.

The details

RELI Group will provide integrated program management, analytics, and forensic analysis for the Vetting Analysis Division. Additionally, the company will deliver IT operations, maintenance, and AI services for the Exercise Information System.

Timeline

  1. Work on the new TSA task orders officially began on Sept. 30, 2026.

  2. RELI Group began its collaboration with the Vetting Analysis Division in 2020.

  3. The firm started supporting the Exercise Information System in 2021.

  4. The Department of Health and Human Services awarded a $22 million task order in February 2026.

  5. Jeff Plant was appointed as the program director for health in April 2026.

Market Landscape

These contract wins solidify the firm's position among mid-tier federal contractors vying for technical and management support roles. The expansion reflects a broader industry trend of integrating proprietary AI platforms into existing government operations.

The expansion of these federal services does not directly impact the average consumer's daily retail prices. It does, however, signal increased investment in the IT and security infrastructure that supports government agencies across the United States.

The takeaway

The successful acquisition of these task orders highlights the firm's strategic focus on diversifying its federal agency portfolio. Industry observers should monitor how the integration of the company's new AI platform influences performance standards in future contract bids.

What happens next

The 2026 Homeland Security Summit is scheduled to take place on Nov. 10, 2026, where federal contractors and agency officials are expected to convene.

Further reading

For more on the evolving landscape of federal contractors, visit the Remote Work section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by ExecutiveBiz.

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