CMMC L2 Certified Support

CMMC Level 2, from a firm that has already been through it

The problem

CMMC isn’t a checkbox. It’s 110 controls, a System Security Plan, a POA&M, and evidence behind every claim you make. Most contractors discover how much work that is only after a prime asks for proof, and by then the bid is at risk.

What we do

• Gap assessment against NIST 800-171 and CMMC Level 2
• Scoping that defines your CUI enclave, so you certify what you must and not everything you own
• Remediation planning and hands-on implementation
• SSP and POA&M development, written to survive review
• Evidence collection and assessment preparation
• Ongoing monitoring, so you stay certified rather than just get certified

DFARS 7012 and CUI: the obligations behind CMMC

If your contracts include DFARS 252.204-7012, you already owe the Department of Defense more than a future CMMC score. The clause requires NIST SP 800-171 on every system that stores, processes, or transmits controlled unclassified information (CUI), cyber incident reports to DoD within 72 hours, cloud services that meet the FedRAMP Moderate baseline, and the same requirements flowed down to subcontractors. DoD paused third-party CMMC certification in July 2026. These obligations didn’t pause.

• SPRS scoring and affirmation. An honest NIST SP 800-171 assessment score in the Supplier Performance Risk System, with the evidence to back it up.
• CUI identification and handling. Where CUI enters, lives, and leaves your company, with marking, access, and storage that match your contracts.
• GCC High for CUI and ITAR. Microsoft 365 GCC High setup and migration for CUI and export-controlled (ITAR) data.
• DoD incident reporting. We prepare and file incident reports with DoD within the 72-hour window and preserve the forensic images DoD can request.
• Subcontractor flow-down. Confirming the suppliers who touch your CUI meet the same requirements.

What you get

• A defensible scope that keeps cost under control
• Documentation an assessor can actually follow
• A clear path from where you are today to assessment-ready
• A partner who holds the certification, not just an opinion about it

Start with a gap assessment and you’ll know exactly what stands between you and Level 2.