Cybersecurity Firm Extends Access to One of Washington’s Most Important Procurement Channels

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Tuesday, June 2, 2026

Cybersecurity remains a top priority across government and enterprise networks as agencies face increasingly sophisticated threats targeting critical infrastructure, defense systems, and sensitive data. As federal organizations continue modernizing their IT environments, companies with established procurement pathways into government agencies are often positioned to benefit from ongoing technology spending and cybersecurity initiatives.

Shares of Plurilock Security Inc. (TSX-V: PLUR) (OTCQB: PLCKF) are moving higher Tuesday after the company announced that its Aurora subsidiary received an extension on its NASA Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement (SEWP) V contract vehicle, preserving a direct sales channel into the U.S. federal government.

Plurilock is a services-led, product-enabled, AI-native cybersecurity company focused on protecting organizations operating in high-stakes environments where security failures can have significant consequences. Through its solutions and services portfolio, the company supports government agencies, critical infrastructure operators, and enterprise customers with cybersecurity capabilities designed to enhance operational resilience.

Aurora has held its SEWP V contract since 2015 and remains one of a limited number of pre-qualified contractors participating in the program. The extension keeps the contract active through September 30, 2026, with additional option periods available that could extend participation through April 2027 as federal agencies prepare for the rollout of the next-generation SEWP VI program.

The SEWP V contract functions as a Government-Wide Acquisition Contract (GWAC), providing federal agencies across civilian, defense, and intelligence organizations with a streamlined process for procuring technology solutions. For Plurilock, the vehicle serves as a direct route to federal customers while also enabling technology vendors, systems integrators, and other partners to leverage Aurora’s contract access when pursuing government opportunities.

The company has used the procurement vehicle to support numerous federal customers over the years. Most recently, Plurilock announced a $445,000 software renewal with a U.S. Department of Defense agency in March 2026, underscoring its ongoing activity within the federal marketplace.

Management noted that the extension allows the company to continue offering IT and cybersecurity solutions across government agencies while maintaining continuity for customers and partners ahead of the anticipated transition to SEWP VI. The company expects fulfillment and delivery under future engagements to align with previously disclosed operating practices, while commercial terms remain confidential.

Shares of PLUR are up 5.0% to C$0.105, while shares of PLCKF are up 3.6% to $0.0737 in early Tuesday afternoon trading.

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