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CMMC compliance for metal fabrication & welding
We help metal fabrication & welding businesses in the defense supply chain protect the CUI their contracts depend on and meet the CMMC level those contracts require.
Defense Vehicle Component Fabricators
Fabricators building components for tactical vehicles, armored platforms, and unmanned ground systems handle drawings, BOMs, and process specs that are routinely CUI and ITAR.
CMMC for defense vehicle component fabricatorsSheet Metal Fabrication
Sheet metal fabricators on defense work receive flat patterns, DXFs, and bend programs that are CUI under DFARS. We secure the design-to-brake workflow without slowing the shop down.
CMMC for sheet metal fabricationStructural Steel Fabricators
Structural steel fabricators on DoD projects receive shop drawings, weld maps, and material data that are CUI when tied to federal facilities or platforms.
CMMC for structural steel fabricatorsLaser / Waterjet Cutting Shops
Laser and waterjet cutting shops process nest files, DXF drawings, and material lot records tied to defense parts. All of that is CUI when flowed down under DFARS.
CMMC for laser / waterjet cutting shopsStructural Component Fabricators
Structural component fabricators produce the frames, mounts, and enclosures that hold defense systems together. Drawings, weld maps, and material certifications are routinely CUI.
CMMC for structural component fabricatorsArmor Plating Manufacturers
Armor plating manufacturers produce the hardened steel, aluminum, and composite panels that protect defense platforms. Drawings, ballistic data, and process specs are CUI and often ITAR.
CMMC for armor plating manufacturersPrecision Welding Shops
Precision welding shops on defense contracts handle drawings, WPS, PQR, and welder qualification records that are CUI when tied to DoD programs.
CMMC for precision welding shopsWhat CMMC services do we provide for metal fabrication & welding?
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.
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.