CMMC compliance for tactical equipment suppliers
CMMC Compliance for Tactical Equipment Suppliers
Tactical equipment suppliers build what warfighters wear and carry. We bring your engineering, cut-and-sew, and assembly operations to CMMC Level 2 without disrupting DLA and Army contract delivery.
Schedule a free consultationWhy Tactical Equipment Suppliers Companies Need CMMC Compliance
Tactical equipment suppliers deliver soldier-worn gear, body armor, helmets, plate carriers, optics mounts, load-bearing equipment, and specialty accessories, across DLA, Army, Marine Corps, and SOCOM contracts. The designs, specifications, and test data behind that gear are almost always CUI.
Tactical equipment CUI includes more than drawings. Ballistic test data, specification interpretations, sourcing strategies, and production recipes are all protected. A breach of those artifacts can compromise warfighter safety and expose proprietary IP.
DLA and service branch primes are flowing CMMC Level 2 onto new tactical equipment awards. Without readiness, suppliers will lose qualification on recompetes.
We build CMMC programs for tactical equipment suppliers that protect the design and test IP while respecting the mixed manufacturing environment, cut-and-sew floors, injection molding, machining, and assembly all under one roof.
CUI We Protect for Tactical Equipment Suppliers
Design CAD & Patterns
Engineering designs, cut-and-sew patterns, and molded component CAD.
Ballistic & Test Data
V0/V50 ballistic results, lot test data, and environmental test records.
Specifications & Interpretations
MIL-SPEC, MIL-STD, PD, and CID interpretations tied to defense gear.
Material Traceability
Fabric, fiber, ceramic, and resin lot records.
GFI & Program-Specific Data
Government-furnished information tied to specific defense programs.
Contract & Solicitation Data
DLA and service branch contracts citing DFARS clauses.
What CMMC services do we provide for tactical equipment suppliers?
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.
Tactical Equipment Suppliers: CMMC questions
When do tactical equipment suppliers need CMMC?
DLA and service branch contracts are carrying Level 2 flow-down now.
What CUI do we handle?
Designs, patterns, ballistic test data, specifications, and material traceability.
What level?
Level 2 in nearly all cases.
Does ITAR apply?
ITAR applies to many tactical items; our controls respect both CMMC and ITAR.
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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.