What's Included
Why It Matters
The Department of Defense is requiring all contractors and subcontractors in the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) to achieve CMMC certification before they can bid on or renew federal contracts. Failing to meet these requirements does not just mean a failed audit — it means losing your eligibility to work with the DoD entirely.
CMMC 2.0 aligns closely with NIST SP 800-171 and introduces three levels of certification depending on the sensitivity of the information your organization handles. Navigating these requirements without the right expertise puts your contracts, your data, and your business at serious risk.
Who It’s for
Any Florida business that is part of the Defense Industrial Base — including prime contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers — that handles, stores, or transmits Controlled Unclassified Information as part of a DoD contract or subcontract. Our CMMC clients range from small specialized suppliers to established mid-sized defense contractors.
Our Approach
We begin every CMMC engagement with a thorough gap assessment aligned to the CMMC 2.0 framework and NIST SP 800-171 controls. The output is a prioritized remediation plan that shows exactly where your gaps are, what each one will take to address, and the most strategic order to tackle them.
From there, we implement the technical and administrative controls needed to bring your environment into alignment — including network segmentation, access management, endpoint protection, and all required documentation such as your System Security Plan and Plan of Action and Milestones.
Once your environment is ready, our team provides ongoing support and monitoring to keep you audit-ready and positioned to meet certification requirements with confidence. You will always know exactly where you stand.
Related Services
Clients who engage this service often pair it with Cybersecurity, Managed IT, and IT Assessments.
Ready to Pursue CMMC Certification?
Schedule a no-pressure consultation with a senior DVN Solutions engineer. You will walk away with a clear picture of your current readiness posture and at least one practical step you can take this week.