CMMC compliance for weapons platform suppliers
CMMC Compliance for Weapons Platform Suppliers
Weapons platform suppliers produce the systems that deliver firepower to the warfighter. We bring your engineering, firmware, and manufacturing operations to CMMC Level 2, and Level 3 when required.
Schedule a free consultationWhy Weapons Platform Suppliers Companies Need CMMC Compliance
Weapons platform suppliers sit on some of the most sensitive CUI in the defense industrial base. Small arms, crew-served weapons, fire-control systems, missile components, directed-energy hardware, and precision-fire systems all carry CUI, and many carry Priority Program designations that may require CMMC Level 3.
The CUI environment is wide: mechanical CAD, embedded firmware, fire-control algorithms, ballistic and terminal effects data, and manufacturing-critical process IP. Export control obligations are severe: almost every weapons platform component is ITAR-controlled.
DoD is flowing CMMC Level 2 on nearly every weapons platform subcontract and Level 3 on Priority Programs. Without readiness, a supplier cannot bid.
We build CMMC programs for weapons platform suppliers that integrate Level 2 and Level 3 readiness, respect ITAR, and protect the mechanical, firmware, and effects-data IP that makes the platform work.
CUI We Protect for Weapons Platform Suppliers
Weapons System CAD & Drawings
Mechanical designs, assemblies, and drawings of weapons platforms.
Fire-Control Firmware & Algorithms
Embedded firmware, fire-control algorithms, and ballistic computations.
Ballistic & Terminal Effects Data
V0/V50, terminal effects, and lethality data.
Test & Qualification Data
Live-fire test, environmental qualification, and acceptance test data.
Manufacturing Process IP
Specialized process sheets and critical manufacturing steps.
Supplier & Material Data
AVLs and specialty metals certifications tied to weapons platforms.
What CMMC services do we provide for weapons platform 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.
Weapons Platform Suppliers: CMMC questions
When do weapons platform suppliers need CMMC?
Immediately. DoD is flowing Level 2 onto all weapons subcontracts and Level 3 onto priority weapons programs.
Do we need Level 3?
On Priority Programs, yes. For most weapons subcontracts, Level 2 suffices.
How long?
Ten to eighteen months depending on level and scope.
How does ITAR interact?
Almost every weapons platform item is ITAR-controlled; every access-control decision serves both CMMC and ITAR.
What about classified work?
Classified work is outside CMMC scope; CMMC applies to CUI on contractor systems.
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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.