STIG-Compliant Cisco Zero Trust & Security at Travis Air Force Base, CA

Travis runs a genuinely dual mission: the 60th Air Mobility Wing moves cargo, fuel, and patients globally around the clock, while David Grant USAF Medical Center delivers acute and specialty care to several hundred thousand beneficiaries across eight western states. That pairing means network buyers on base split roughly between flightline and mobility-operations infrastructure — tracking aircraft, cargo, and aeromedical evacuation logistics in real time — and a full hospital network with its own HIPAA-adjacent DoD health IT requirements layered on top of standard base security.

With the 349th Air Mobility Wing as the Air Force's largest reserve associate wing and 20-plus additional tenant organizations, including a Defense Courier Service detachment and contingency response elements, procurement at Travis spans active-duty, reserve, and joint-support contracting simultaneously. GPC handles routine unit purchases; larger infrastructure for the medical center, mobility operations centers, or barracks Wi-Fi typically moves through GSA Schedule or SEWP, with DoDIN APL-listed, TAA-compliant Catalyst and Secure Firewall gear expected by base communications squadrons validating anything that touches operational or health-record networks.