Cybrix Group / Next.js rebuild / September 2026
Four ways to make the first thirty seconds count.
A contracting officer, a prime's capture lead, and a cleared engineer all arrive at cybrixgroup.com looking for different things — and today all three leave without them. Here are four complete homepages that fix that. Pick the one that sounds like Cybrix.
Everything below is live. These are running pages, not screenshots — the plots draw themselves, the headlines animate in, and Index's search field actually works. Use the tabs to move between directions, or the cards above.
Why we are recommending a rebuild
Five findings from the current siteCleared
The site as an operations brief. A classification banner across the top, a live command-and-control plot behind the headline, and every capability tagged with the NAICS code it bills under. The acquisition pathways board tells a contracting officer exactly how Cybrix can be awarded — before they scroll.
Palette
#131734 panel
#B47CC4 brand purple, lifted
#3DDC97 status only
Typography
Best for
Sitemap it implies
- Capabilities ×8
- Acquisition pathways
- Past performance
- Teaming
- Careers
- Company / Contact
Cleared to build what the mission needs, at the speed it is needed.
Cybrix is an 8(a)-certified, veteran- and Native American-owned systems integrator. We prototype, harden, and sustain the IT that federal programs run on — from classified network solutions to enterprise architecture.
- CAGE Code
- 3Q4D4
- UEI
- F8GNKECXSWL8
- DUNS
- 123180056
- TIN
- 134228013
Four ways to put us on contract.
STATUS AS OF FY26Sole-source eligibility is subject to the SBA services threshold in effect at award and to contracting officer determination. Confirm current thresholds at time of acquisition.
One certification, four boxes checked. Cybrix is 8(a) certified, veteran owned, Native American owned, and woman owned — a single subcontract can move four separate small business goals on your report at the same time.
See the full contractor record →Eight practices. Every one tagged to the code it bills under.
Software Development
Mission applications built, modernized, and delivered on federal accreditation timelines.
VIEW →Prototyping as a Service
Physical, digital, conceptual, and analytical models to prove feasibility before a program commits.
VIEW →Cyber Security
Threat hunting, hardening, and continuous monitoring across classified and unclassified estates.
VIEW →Managed Network Services
Day-to-day operation of the networks your mission cannot afford to lose.
VIEW →Product Acquisition
Requirements through award — sourcing, evaluation, and acquisition support for IT buys.
VIEW →Systems Integration
Making the systems you already own behave as one, without a rip-and-replace program.
VIEW →Research & Design
Applied research and technical design for capabilities that do not exist yet.
VIEW →Testing & Evaluation
Independent RDT&E so a program office knows what it is actually fielding.
VIEW →Small enough to move. Cleared enough to matter.
No layer between you and the engineer
The person scoping the work is the person doing it. Small business overhead, senior-level output, and a decision made the same day you ask for it.
Cleared people, already in place
Classified network solutions are a practice here, not an aspiration. The clearances are held, the processes are documented, and the ramp is measured in weeks.
Six NAICS codes, one contract
Software, engineering, research, consulting, acquisition, and technical services under a single contractor record — fewer awards to manage, one accountable party.
Work of record.
[ Contract title ]
[ Period of performance, contract number, value, and a two-line scope summary — supplied by Cybrix. ]
[ Contract title ]
[ Period of performance, contract number, value, and a two-line scope summary — supplied by Cybrix. ]
[ Contract title ]
[ Period of performance, contract number, value, and a two-line scope summary — supplied by Cybrix. ]
The clearance is the hard part. We handle the rest.
People-oriented, technology driven — the relationships we build with our people are founded on the same trust and respect we extend to customers.
Signal
The loudest room wins the recruit. Condensed display type at poster scale, brand purple used as a field rather than a trim, counter-scrolling specialty marquees, and the tagline finally doing work — Making IT Easy, with the IT meaning both things. Built to be remembered by people who see fifty contractor sites a month.
Palette
#262262 brand navy
#8B4BA3 purple field
#341A4A deep plum
Typography
Best for
Sitemap it implies
- Services ×8
- Careers hub
- Our people
- Insights
- Contractor record
- Company / Contact
MakingIT Easy
Both meanings intended. Information technology, made easy. And the whole thing — the contract, the clearance, the integration, the handoff — made easy too. That is the entire job.
What we do
Eight practices- 541512Software DevelopmentMission applications, built and modernized to federal timelines.→
- 541330Prototyping as a ServiceProve it works before the program office commits to it.→
- 541512Cyber SecurityThreat hunting and hardening, classified and unclassified.→
- 541512Managed NetworksThe networks you cannot afford to lose, run day to day.→
- 541611Product AcquisitionRequirements through award, without the procurement drag.→
- 541512Systems IntegrationMake what you already own behave as one system.→
- 541690Research & DesignApplied research for capabilities that do not exist yet.→
- 541330Testing & EvaluationIndependent RDT&E, so you know what you are fielding.→
People
oriented.
Technology
driven.
We build customer relationships founded on trust and respect. We build the internal ones the same way — which is why our engineers stay through the clearance, and the one after that.
On the record
- CAGE Code
- 3Q4D4
- UEI
- F8GNKECXSWL8
- DUNS
- 123180056
- Primary NAICS
- 541512
Let's make your IT easy
Blueprint
Systems integrators sell rigor, so the site is drawn like a sectional chart — live topographic contours behind the headline, an engagement diagram that draws itself stroke by stroke, and the contractor record set in a real drawing title block. The one direction where numbered phases are honest: those steps genuinely happen in that order.
Palette
#182029 graphite
#2F6EA8 annotation blue
#8A4FA0 brand purple, sparing
Typography
Best for
Sitemap it implies
- How we work
- Capability schedule
- Past performance
- Acquisition pathways
- Contractor record
- Careers / Contact
We draw the whole system before we touch any of it.
Cybrix builds, modernizes, and sustains federal IT — and every engagement starts the same way, with a documented picture of what exists, what it costs, and what has to change first.
Assess
Enterprise architecture review. What you own, what it costs, where it fails.
Current-state baseline
Prototype
A working model — physical, digital, conceptual, or analytical — before commitment.
Feasibility findings
Integrate
Build and connect. Classified and unclassified estates, accredited to standard.
Fielded capability
Sustain
Managed networks, continuous monitoring, and the documentation to transition out.
Operations handoff
Capability schedule
SHEET 2 OF 6 · 13 SPECIALTIES| Specialty | NAICS | Applied to |
|---|---|---|
| IT Project Management | 541512 | Schedule, cost, and risk control across multi-vendor program delivery. |
| Program Management | 541611 | Portfolio-level oversight where several contracts have to land together. |
| Enterprise Architecture | 541512 | Current-state baselines and target-state roadmaps agencies can budget against. |
| Systems Modernization | 541512 | Legacy replacement sequenced so the mission never goes dark. |
| Systems Administration | 541512 | Day-to-day operation, patching, and configuration control. |
| Cyber Threat Security | 541512 | Threat hunting, hardening, and continuous monitoring. |
| Classified Network Solutions | 541512 | Design and accreditation of networks operating above unclassified. |
| Rapid Prototyping | 541330 | Working models built to answer one question fast. |
| Research, Development, Testing & Evaluation | 541690 | Independent RDT&E for capabilities being considered or fielded. |
| IT Consulting | 541512 | Technical advisory where the decision matters more than the build. |
| Management Consulting | 541611 | Organizational and process design around new technology. |
| Product Acquisition | 541611 | Sourcing, evaluation, and acquisition support through award. |
| Technical Writing | 541990 | Documentation, SOPs, and deliverables that survive the transition. |
Contractor record
SHEET 5 OF 6- CAGE Code
- 3Q4D4
- UEI
- F8GNKECXSWL8
- DUNS
- 123180056
- TIN
- 134228013
- Primary NAICS
- 541512
- Secondary
- 541990 · 541330
- Secondary
- 541690 · 541611
- Secondary
- 541199
Every drawing gets a revision history.
Contracts, periods of performance, and scope summaries — presented the same way for every engagement, so a capture lead can scan six of them in a minute and know whether to call.
SHEET 3 OF 6 · REVISION BLOCK
Index
Stop making contracting officers read. They arrive with one thing in hand — a requirement, or a NAICS code — so the homepage is a command palette over everything Cybrix can be awarded for. Type 541512, or classified, and the answer is on screen before the scroll starts. The riskiest of the four, and the most useful.
Palette
#F6F5F9 panel
#7A3F97 brand purple
#0D7A56 confirmation only
Typography
Best for
Sitemap it implies
- Searchable capability index
- Capability detail pages ×25
- Past performance
- Contractor record
- Careers / Contact
Tell us what you need to award. We will tell you if Cybrix can take it.
Every capability, NAICS code, and set-aside Cybrix holds — searchable, on one screen. 8(a) certified, so eligible work can be awarded sole source.
- CAGE Code
- 3Q4D4
- UEI
- F8GNKECXSWL8
- DUNS
- 123180056
- TIN
- 134228013
Capability statement
One page, current, formatted the way your file expects it. No form, no gate, no follow-up call you did not ask for.
Download PDFOr just ask a person
Requirements that do not fit a search box are the ones worth a phone call. We answer within one business day.
Brandon, FL 33511
Comparison
Same facts. Four arguments.
| 01 · Cleared | 02 · Signal | 03 · Blueprint | 04 · Index | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The argument | We are cleared, credentialed, and awardable today. | We are the contractor worth remembering — and worth joining. | We are the most rigorous engineering shop on your bid. | We are the fastest answer to your requirement. |
| Tone | Operational, confident, dark | Loud, editorial, human | Precise, measured, technical | Plain, functional, fast |
| Wins over | Contracting officers, primes | Talent, primes, commercial | Primes, technical evaluators | Contracting officers |
| Signature moment | Live C2 plot behind the headline; the acquisition pathways board | Poster-scale wordmark that animates in; counter-scrolling specialty marquees | Topographic ground; the engagement diagram drawing itself | The search field — it answers before the visitor scrolls |
| Content Cybrix must supply | Past performance, open roles | Photography, culture copy, open roles | Engagement model detail, past performance | Capability descriptions ×25, past performance |
| Build complexity | Moderate — canvas plot is one component | Moderate — motion and photography carry it | Moderate — dense tables, print-quality type discipline | Higher — the index needs real structured data behind it |
| Risk | Dark sites can read cold to commercial buyers | Boldest look; some COs read personality as inexperience | Rewards readers; skimmers may want more color | If the index is thin, the whole page is thin |
Our recommendation
Cleared, with Index's search dropped inside it.
01 · Cleared makes the strongest single argument to the audience that signs contracts. The acquisition pathways board alone answers the question every contracting officer opens the site with, and the direction carries past performance, teaming, and careers without strain. It is also the safest of the four to hand to a program office.
The one idea worth lifting out of 04 · Index is the search field. Built as a Next.js route with the capability data in structured content, it drops into Cleared's homepage as a component and becomes the thing people remember about the site — without betting the whole design on it.
02 · Signal stays on the table if recruiting becomes the priority; it is the only direction that would genuinely help fill cleared roles. 03 · Blueprint is the pick if the near-term goal is subcontracting to primes on technical evaluation.
What we would build it on
- Next.jsApp Router, static-generated pages, sub-second loads on federal networks
- VercelPreview URL for every change, so Cybrix reviews before anything is public
- ContentCapabilities, past performance, and roles editable without a developer
- SearchStructured capability data — powers the index and the site's own SEO
- AccessibilitySection 508 / WCAG 2.1 AA, which federal buyers do check
- PerformanceMotion respects reduced-motion settings; canvas pauses when off screen
- AnalyticsWhich capabilities get searched, and which PDFs get pulled
A note on the copy: every code, certification, service, address, and contact detail in these mockups is Cybrix's real published information. Past-performance entries render as visible bracketed placeholders — no contract, agency, or award has been invented. Open roles, the engagement timeline, and the acquisition pathway statuses are illustrative and would be replaced or verified before launch. The classification banner reads UNCLASSIFIED // APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE, which is the correct marking for a public website.