Managed IT Built for Federal Contractors
CMMC, NIST 800-171, DFARS, ITAR, FedRAMP -- a single gap in any framework can cost you your contract. We deliver managed IT, cloud infrastructure, and cybersecurity engineered for the federal contracting environment.
Why Generic MSPs Cannot Serve Federal Contractors
Federal contractor IT requirements are fundamentally different from commercial IT support.
What Federal Contractors Need
- CMMC Level 2/3 assessment preparation and C3PAO readiness
- GCC High cloud migration for CUI and ITAR data processing
- CUI enclave architecture minimizing assessment scope
- DFARS-compliant incident response with 72-hour DC3 reporting
What We Deliver Beyond IT
- SSP development and POA&M management for CMMC compliance
- ITAR access controls with U.S. person verification
- Licensed Digital Forensic Examiner for incident investigations
- Supply chain risk management and CMMC flow-down compliance
Managed IT for Federal Contractors
Complete IT operations plus compliance expertise under one roof.
CMMC Assessment Preparation
Gap assessment against all 110 NIST 800-171 controls, remediation roadmap, SSP development, POA&M management, evidence collection, and pre-assessment readiness reviews. CMMC services
Microsoft 365 GCC High and Azure Government
Migration and ongoing management of government cloud environments for CUI and ITAR data. Identity architecture, security policies, Conditional Access, DLP, and Intune configuration.
NIST 800-171 Implementation
Full implementation of all 110 security requirements across 14 control families with continuous monitoring and automated compliance dashboards tracking your SPRS score. NIST 800-171
CUI Enclave Architecture
Network segmentation isolating CUI systems from general business networks. Dedicated workstations, FIPS 140-2 encryption, DLP policies, sensitivity labeling, and ITAR access controls.
Managed Security Operations
24/7 SIEM monitoring, endpoint detection and response, vulnerability management, and threat intelligence with DIB-specific indicators. DFARS-compliant incident response capabilities.
ITAR Compliance and Export Control IT
U.S. person access verification, GCC High data sovereignty, network segmentation for ITAR systems, FIPS 140-2 encryption, physical security controls, and Technology Control Plan alignment.
Generic MSP vs. Federal-Ready IT
Commercial Cloud for Government Data
Standard Microsoft 365 tenants that fail DFARS data residency and ITAR sovereignty requirements.
Two Vendors, No Accountability
One vendor for IT support and another for compliance consulting, with finger-pointing between them.
CUI Scattered Everywhere
No boundary definition, no data flow mapping. CUI exists on unknown systems outside any security controls.
GCC High Government Cloud
FedRAMP High authorized environment with U.S. data residency, screened personnel, and ITAR compliance.
One Provider, Complete Accountability
IT operations and compliance expertise from a single team that owns both your uptime and your certification.
Defined CUI Enclave
Segmented environment with mapped data flows, controlled access, and minimized CMMC assessment scope.
Our Engagement Process
Compliance gap assessment with CUI scoping and SPRS scoring
Architecture design: enclave boundaries, GCC High, network segmentation
Technical implementation, cloud migration, and control deployment
SSP development, policy creation, and employee training
Pre-assessment readiness review simulating C3PAO evaluation
Ongoing managed IT, security monitoring, and continuous compliance
Federal Contractor IT FAQ
Why cannot a regular MSP handle federal contractor IT?
Federal contractors must operate within regulatory frameworks where a single mishandled CUI document can trigger contract termination and False Claims Act liability. Generic MSPs lack the expertise to implement NIST 800-171 controls, manage GCC High environments, or prepare for CMMC assessments. Learn about CMMC requirements.
What is the difference between GCC and GCC High?
Microsoft 365 GCC provides U.S.-based data centers suitable for non-CUI government work. GCC High meets the more stringent requirements for CUI, ITAR data, and DFARS compliance with enhanced isolation, sovereign data controls, and FedRAMP High authorization. Most defense contractors handling CUI need GCC High.
How do you minimize CMMC assessment scope?
CUI enclave architecture isolates federal data processing from your general business network. Only systems within the enclave require full NIST 800-171 control implementation and C3PAO assessment. This reduces both compliance cost and assessment complexity. Review NIST 800-171 requirements.
What does your managed IT service include?
Help desk support, endpoint management, server and network administration, GCC High tenant management, backup and disaster recovery, 24/7 SIEM monitoring, vulnerability management, incident response, plus CMMC preparation and ongoing compliance monitoring. One provider for operations and compliance.
How do you handle ITAR compliance?
We implement access controls verifying U.S. person status, deploy GCC High for ITAR data sovereignty, segment ITAR systems on dedicated networks, apply FIPS 140-2 encryption, and coordinate with your ITAR compliance officer to align technology controls with your Technology Control Plan.
What happens when regulations change?
Our managed services include proactive compliance monitoring. When NIST publishes updates or DoD issues new guidance, we assess impact and implement changes to maintain continuous compliance rather than scrambling before the next assessment cycle. Schedule a consultation.
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