Defense Contractor IT
CMMC Compliance IT Support for Colorado Defense Contractors
If your business touches Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) for the DoD, CMMC compliance isn’t optional — and getting it wrong can mean losing the contract. We help Colorado Springs defense contractors and subcontractors get audit-ready, backed by real DoD network experience, not just a compliance checklist.
Why CMMC is different from other compliance work
CMMC 2.0 isn’t a self-graded checklist anymore. Depending on your contract, you’ll need to self-attest or pass a third-party assessment against NIST SP 800-171 — and the requirement flows down to subcontractors too. Miss it, and you’re not just non-compliant, you’re ineligible to bid. Deadlines are usually set by the contract itself, not by you, which makes starting early the difference between a calm project and a scramble.
Real defense infrastructure experience
Our engineers have run Active Directory identity infrastructure at scale — environments of 500+ domain controllers and six-figure user counts, under continuous audit. CMMC isn’t a framework we read about; it’s the kind of environment we came from.
Readiness & Gap Assessment
- Full gap analysis against NIST 800-171 controls
- Scoping of your CUI boundary
- Current-state risk & maturity review
Documentation & Planning
- System Security Plan (SSP) development
- Plan of Action & Milestones (POA&M)
- SPRS score documentation support
Implementation & Ongoing Support
- CUI enclave & access-control design
- Remediation of identified gaps
- Continuous monitoring & annual affirmation support
Find out where you stand
Free, no-obligation estimate — tell us about your CMMC or NIST 800-171 needs and get a preliminary number in minutes.
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