CMMC compliance for program support contractors
CMMC Compliance for Program Support Contractors
DoD program support contractors handle some of the most sensitive acquisition and program CUI. We bring your professional services environment to CMMC Level 2.
Schedule a free consultationWhy Program Support Contractors Companies Need CMMC Compliance
DoD program support contractors provide SETA, acquisition support, program management, and advisory services across the defense enterprise. The documents you handle, program plans, acquisition strategies, source selection materials, budget documents, and technical reviews, are often CUI under NIST SP 800-171, and some are Export Controlled or Source Selection Sensitive.
Program support environments are dominated by email, Office 365, SharePoint, and cloud collaboration. CUI in these environments is easy to leak via attachment sprawl, misdirected emails, and uncontrolled external sharing.
DoD and primes are flowing CMMC Level 2 onto program support work. A program support contractor without a readiness program will lose recompete eligibility.
We build CMMC programs specifically for program support contractors: GCC High or equivalent enclaves, DLP-driven email protection, SharePoint governance, and contractor-access controls.
CUI We Protect for Program Support Contractors
Program Plans & IMSs
Integrated master schedules and program plans for defense programs.
Acquisition Strategies
Acquisition and source selection strategies and plans.
Source Selection Materials
SSEB and SSAC materials, proposal evaluation artifacts.
Budget & Cost Data
Program budget, cost estimates, and independent cost analyses.
Technical Reviews & Briefings
PDR, CDR, SRR briefings and technical review artifacts.
Contractor Access Records
CAC records, foreign-person screening, and contractor-access control data.
What CMMC services do we provide for program support contractors?
End-to-end CMMC consulting, fixed-price. See how CMMC compliance works.
Gap assessment
A full review against all 110 NIST SP 800-171 controls, with a documented SPRS score and a clear picture of where your CUI lives.
Readiness assessment
A mock assessment that mirrors the official methodology, with objective evidence collection and interview coaching.
Policy and documentation
SSP, POA&M, incident response plan and the supporting policy set, written in plain English for how you operate.
Technical controls
Network segmentation, FIPS-validated encryption, MFA, audit logging, vulnerability management and endpoint hardening.
Managed compliance
Log review, vulnerability scanning, quarterly evidence refresh and annual SSP updates between assessments.
Assessment support
Scoping, scheduling, interview coaching and on-site support during your formal assessment.
Program Support Contractors: CMMC questions
When do program support contractors need CMMC?
New DoD support contracts carry CMMC Level 2 flow-down now.
Do we need GCC High?
Not always, but it is the most common path. Equivalent FedRAMP-Moderate-plus environments with appropriate CUI DFARS coverage can also work.
How long does migration take?
Five to eight months for most firms.
What about source-selection-sensitive data?
Source selection materials require the same Level 2 controls plus procedural safeguards.
What about 1099s and subs?
Subcontractor access controls and flow-down are mandatory under DFARS 7021.
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Schedule a free CMMC consultation
We will review your contracts and DFARS clauses with you at no cost and confirm the level you need.
When was the last time you ran a cyber risk assessment?
Tell us about your environment and your contracts. We will tell you where you stand and what to fix first.