Man, those STIGs are both a blessing and a curse for defense contractors.
A blessing, 'cause if your system is configured as per the STIG, there's not a damn thing the auditors can say when they roll through.
A curse for many folks deploying a Linux system, 'cause if your particular variant of Linux doesn't have a STIG, -regardless of how similar it is to one that does- IME there's next to nothing you can do to get an auditor to approve the hardening work you've done.
And DISA STIGs (e.g., for RHEL) require SELinux to be enabled and enforcing.