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CMMC Compliance

Win the contract. Keep it.

If you handle Federal Contract Information or CUI, your next DoD award depends on CMMC. We take you from gap to assessment-ready — NIST SP 800-171 controls, a defensible SPRS score, and the documentation a C3PAO actually wants to see.

15-minute call · senior engineer · no obligation

L1 + L2
Levels covered
Self-assessment through C3PAO.
110
Controls mapped
NIST SP 800-171 Rev 2.
SPRS
Score, submitted
Defensible and evidence-backed.
01What's included

Everything your assessment needs.

  • 01FCI and CUI data-flow scoping and enclave design
  • 02NIST SP 800-171 control implementation — all 110
  • 03System Security Plan (SSP) and POA&M authoring
  • 04SPRS score calculation and submission support
  • 05GCC High / Microsoft 365 Government tenant guidance
  • 06C3PAO Level 2 assessment preparation and liaison
  • 07Continuous evidence collection between assessments
02How we work

From gap to go-ahead.

01
Scope

Map where FCI and CUI live, then draw the smallest defensible boundary.

02
Assess

Gap-assess against all 110 NIST 800-171 controls and score in SPRS.

03
Remediate

Close technical and policy gaps — MFA, logging, encryption, training.

04
Validate

Level 1 self-attestation or a fully prepped C3PAO Level 2 assessment.

03FAQ

Questions, answered.

Do we actually need CMMC?+

If you're in the DoD supply chain and touch Federal Contract Information or CUI, yes. Level 1 covers FCI; Level 2 is required for CUI and is verified by a C3PAO. Primes are flowing these requirements down to subcontractors now, so it rarely stops at the top tier.

What's the difference between Level 1 and Level 2?+

Level 1 is 15 basic safeguards for FCI, self-assessed annually. Level 2 maps to the 110 controls in NIST SP 800-171 and, for most CUI, requires a third-party (C3PAO) assessment every three years.

What is an SPRS score?+

It's the Supplier Performance Risk System score the DoD uses to gauge your NIST 800-171 posture. We calculate it honestly, build a POA&M for any open items, and support submission — overstating it is a False Claims Act risk we help you avoid.

How long does readiness take?+

Most small and mid-sized contractors reach Level 2 readiness in three to six months, depending on starting posture and whether you need a CUI enclave. We sequence the work so contract deadlines aren't at risk.

Get started

Ready when you are.

Book a 15-minute introduction call. Walk away with a clear next step — whether you work with us or not.

15-minute call · senior engineer · no obligation