CMMC Compliance · Seattle, WA
Seattle-area defense contractors, aerospace suppliers, and manufacturers turn to inTech for CMMC 2.0 readiness — gap assessments, NIST SP 800-171 remediation, and documentation support from a local Pacific Northwest team. The Phase II timeline changed. The underlying obligation did not.
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Local CMMC Expertise
Few metro areas in the country have as much defense supply chain exposure as Seattle.
Boeing's Puget Sound footprint touches hundreds of smaller machine shops, avionics manufacturers, and precision parts suppliers across South Seattle, Georgetown, and the SODO corridor. Many of these businesses subcontract on programs like the 737 MAX, the P-8 Poseidon, and the KC-46 Tanker. As a result, every one of those suppliers carries DFARS 252.204-7012 obligations and NIST SP 800-171's 110 controls, regardless of where CMMC Phase II implementation currently stands.
This matters right now because the Department of War suspended CMMC Phase II — the transition to mandatory third-party C3PAO assessments — in July 2026, and a federal Reform Task Force is now reviewing the program. However, what has not changed is DFARS 252.204-7012, the 110-control NIST 800-171 standard, or the requirement to self-assess and report a score through SPRS. In fact, self-attested compliance now carries more scrutiny, not less, since no third-party assessor currently shares the liability.
That's where we come in. inTech Consulting is headquartered at 524 W Meeker St, Suite #2, Kent, WA — inside the same supply-chain geography as many of the Seattle-area suppliers we support. Specifically, we help Seattle manufacturers, machine shops, and aerospace subcontractors run gap assessments against the 110 controls, build System Security Plans and POA&Ms, and get to an accurate, defensible SPRS score, without overstating what's currently required.
Who It's For
Our CMMC compliance services in Seattle are built for specific types of defense-adjacent businesses. Here's who benefits most.
Our CMMC Framework
A structured path from unknown gaps to a defensible, accurate compliance posture.
We assess your Seattle environment against all 110 NIST 800-171 controls and identify exactly where you stand today, control by control.
We build your System Security Plan and Plan of Action & Milestones — the documentation SPRS scoring and any future assessment will require.
We close the gaps — access controls, encryption, logging, incident response — so your actual environment matches what your SSP claims.
Annual affirmations and SPRS reporting stay current, and your compliance posture is monitored continuously — not revisited once a year in a panic.
Transparent Pricing
CMMC 2.0 readiness for Seattle-area defense contractors typically runs $25,000–$75,000. Overall, the exact figure depends on your current security posture, environment complexity, and how many of the 110 NIST 800-171 controls already have supporting evidence in place. For example, companies starting from an unmanaged environment fall toward the higher end, while companies with an existing managed IT provider and modern cloud tools fall toward the lower end.
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Why inTech Consulting
Headquartered in Kent, inside the same Boeing supply-chain geography as many of the Seattle suppliers we work with — not a national call center reading from a script.
A supplier-diversity credential that matters directly to primes with diversity procurement requirements — not just a badge.
With Phase II suspended and self-attestation carrying more scrutiny, we help you claim exactly what's accurate — nothing more, nothing less.
If you're not satisfied within 90 days, we refund 100% of your fees and personally assist with your transition.
Founder Raj Sidhu authored Beyond the Prompt: A Business Owner's Guide to Understanding AI — recognized industry expertise.
Industry certifications in cybersecurity, networking, and cloud infrastructure — with CMMC and NIST 800-171 as a core specialty, not a side offering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, in the sense that matters most. Phase II — the shift to mandatory third-party C3PAO assessments — was suspended in July 2026 pending a federal review. DFARS 252.204-7012 and the underlying NIST SP 800-171 standard remain fully in force, and self-assessment, SPRS reporting, and annual affirmations are still required. Standing down your compliance program because the deadline moved actually increases your risk, since no third-party assessor now shares the liability for an inaccurate self-attestation.
CMMC 2.0 readiness typically costs $25,000–$75,000, depending on how much of the 110-control NIST 800-171 baseline is already in place and how complex your environment is. Companies already using a managed IT provider generally land at the lower end.
Yes. We regularly support machine shops, precision parts manufacturers, and avionics suppliers across South Seattle, Georgetown, and the SODO corridor that carry DoD flow-down requirements through prime contracts.
A gap assessment measures your current environment against the 110 NIST 800-171 controls and identifies what's missing. Certification — when third-party assessments resume — is performed by an independent C3PAO. We prepare you for that outcome; we don't perform the assessment ourselves.
Your DFARS 252.204-7012 obligations and self-attestation requirements continue regardless of Phase II's status. An inaccurate SPRS score or a self-attestation that doesn't match your real environment now carries more False Claims Act exposure, not less, since there's no third-party assessor to share that risk.
Book a free 30-minute consultation with Raj. We'll walk through where your Seattle business stands against NIST 800-171 and what an accurate, defensible compliance posture actually looks like — with zero obligation.
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