We understand the public sector because we are the public sector. More than 220 US public sector agencies have turned to Iron Mountain’s Government Services to unlock the value of their records and information. We offer a portfolio of services to do just that—while protecting data across every phase. We’ve made it our mission to assist agencies like yours with the unique, ever-changing challenges and requirements of the federal government. We also know you’re faced with added pressure to harness a mountain of information while attempting to comply with competing initiatives, mandates, and directives. That’s why we’re here to help.
Iron Mountain has an extensive ecosystem of associate companies, both large and small, providing access to various contract vehicles including SEWP, CIO-SP3, and the VA T4NG.
Contact us to learn how you can acquire Iron Mountain Records, Data Management and Document Imaging Services through GSA MAS Schedule Number GS-03F-049GA.
With the Office of management and budget’s M-23-07 deadline rapidly approaching, you need an experienced partner that can help accelerate your digital transformation journey. M-23-07 specifically describes the steps you must take to meet the goal of transitioning business processes and recordkeeping to a fully electronic environment by June 30, 2024. If that sounds like a monumental task, you’re not alone. Here’s more information—and how we can help.
Iron Mountain helps agencies meet the M-23-07 federal government compliance directive to develop, implement, and execute data modernization plans.
Preserve your important records with highly secure and compliant offsite storage
Find expert staff with the skills to deal with your specific challenges right here at Iron Mountain
Transform your business and centralize your information with digital scanning and storage
Pair our secure shredding services with document digitization and see your efficiencies increase
More than 100 information governance experts are ready to help grow your program with a comprehensive approach
