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From the Pratt & Whitney supply chain to marine defense and Lockheed sub-tier shops — we build the CUI boundary, raise the SPRS score, and keep your engineers shipping.
Get Your Free Aerospace & Defense IT AssessmentEvery conversation starts with one of these. Sometimes all five.
DFARS 252.204-7012 flowed down from your prime and you're staring at NIST SP 800-171 Rev 2 and CMMC 2.0 Level 2 with no clear starting point. We translate the clause into a concrete engineering plan.
Controlled Unclassified Information is mixed in with everyday files, copied into Outlook, and synced to personal devices. Without a defined boundary, every laptop becomes in-scope.
Engineers handling export-controlled drawings and technical data need access controls, foreign person rules, and audit trails — not a generic file share. ITAR (22 CFR 120-130) and EAR (15 CFR 730-774) require deliberate segregation.
Your Supplier Performance Risk System score reflects gaps the prime can see. We help raise it with documented controls, an honest System Security Plan, and a credible POA&M.
When a prime, DIBCAC, or DCMA shows up to verify your security posture, you need evidence ready — not a 30-day scramble. Continuous evidence collection is the only way to stay quarterly-ready.
Aerospace and defense compliance is a stack, not a single regulation. We help South Florida shops navigate it without grinding production to a halt.
SPRS Posture
Documented & Defensible
Illustrative readiness summary — actual posture varies by contractor.
Six engineering tracks that move primes, subs, and federal supply-chain manufacturers toward a defensible posture.
We pair with your assessor and prime to implement and document the controls behind CMMC 2.0 Level 2 and NIST SP 800-171 Rev 2 — see our dedicated compliance pages for full scope.
We define your CUI boundary, then build the enclave — Microsoft 365 GCC High, an isolated cloud tenant, or an on-prem segmented network — so non-CUI systems stay out of scope.
EDR on every workstation, hardened mail flow with DMARC and encryption, and centralized logging that survives an auditor's request for 90 days of evidence.
Role-based training that goes beyond phishing — engineers learn how to recognize CUI markings, handle export-controlled data, and route foreign-person requests to a compliance officer.
Phishing-resistant MFA across email, VPN, and engineering applications, plus privileged access management that gates admin rights, vaults credentials, and records sessions.
Monthly artifact pulls — configuration baselines, vulnerability scans, training logs, access reviews — feeding a living System Security Plan and POA&M so you stay audit-ready.
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South Florida has a deep aerospace and defense bench. We support the operators behind it.
Precision machining and tier suppliers in the Pratt & Whitney and broader engine supply chain.
Lockheed sub-tier, weapons system suppliers, and program-of-record contractors with DFARS clauses.
Naval suppliers and shipyard vendors handling CUI for Navy and Coast Guard programs.
Manufacturers shipping into federal contracts who suddenly inherited a 7012 clause.
Tell us about your contract status and a senior engineer will reach out within one business hour with a no-obligation review of your CUI boundary, SPRS exposure, and DFARS readiness.
Yes. We help South Florida defense contractors implement and maintain the controls behind CMMC 2.0 Level 2 and NIST SP 800-171 Rev 2. See our dedicated /cmmc-compliance and /nist-800-171 pages for full scope, or talk to us about your DFARS 252.204-7012 obligations.
ITAR (22 CFR 120-130) and EAR (15 CFR 730-774) compliance is ultimately a customer-implemented boundary — we don't sign off as your export-control officer. What we do is build the technical segregation: tenant isolation, US-person access controls, audit logging, and awareness training so engineers know how to handle technical data correctly.
It depends on your starting point and CUI scope. A 10-person shop with a clean CUI enclave and a written SSP can be ready in 90 to 120 days. A larger environment with sprawling shared drives and unmanaged endpoints typically takes 6 to 9 months of remediation before a self-assessment scores well in SPRS.
Yes — for the IT services we provide, we operate as a covered contractor and accept the relevant DFARS 252.204-7012 flow-down language in our agreements. We will not sign blanket language outside our scope of service, and we are transparent about which controls we own versus which you operate.
Yes. Co-managed IT is one of our most common arrangements with defense and aerospace shops. Your internal lead keeps owning vendor and engineering relationships; we bring the compliance tooling, after-hours coverage, evidence collection, and a senior engineer for escalations.
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