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IT & Cybersecurity For DoD Contractors —
Keep Your Clearances, Contracts, And CUI Secure

inTech Consulting specializes in IT, cybersecurity, and compliance services for prime contractors, subcontractors, and DoD supply chain vendors across the Pacific Northwest. Deep expertise in CMMC 2.0, DFARS 252.204-7012, NIST SP 800-171, SPRS scoring, CUI handling, and C3PAO preparation — the requirements keeping your DoD contracts alive.

✓ CMMC 2.0 Level 1 & 2 ✓ C3PAO Coordination ✓ 90-Day Guarantee ✓ PNW-Based Team
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Why DoD Contractors Need A Specialized MSP

DoD contractors face requirements that most MSPs have never seen. DFARS 252.204-7012 flows down to every level of the supply chain. CMMC 2.0 is now required to bid on most DoD contracts. SPRS self-assessment scores are visible to prime contractors and increasingly used as a qualification gate. CUI must be protected with NIST SP 800-171 controls. And all of this has to happen without disrupting your ability to deliver on time and on budget.

inTech Consulting has guided defense contractors from negative SPRS scores to CMMC Level 2 readiness — keeping their DoD contracts alive and positioning them to win new work. We know the regulations, the C3PAOs, the documentation requirements, and the technical controls. Most importantly: we know how to implement all of it without slowing down your operations.

Who We Serve

DoD Contractors We Support

Prime Contractors

Direct contract holders with the DoD requiring CMMC Level 2 certification, DFARS compliance, and flow-down enforcement to their subcontractors.

Subcontractors & Tier 2-3

Companies receiving DoD work through primes and needing to meet flow-down cybersecurity requirements. CMMC Level 1 or 2 depending on CUI handling.

Defense Manufacturers

Component manufacturers, machine shops, and fabrication facilities supplying parts to defense primes. OT/IT segmentation and CUI enclave architecture.

Defense Services & Engineering

Engineering services firms, consulting practices, logistics support, and technical services providers working on DoD contracts. Secure collaboration environments.

Industry-Specific Challenges

DoD IT Challenges We Solve Every Day

CMMC 2.0 Certification

Full program from gap assessment to C3PAO certification. Most DoD contractors need Level 2 for CUI handling. We've taken contractors from SPRS -45 to +110.

DFARS 252.204-7012 Compliance

Full compliance with DFARS cybersecurity clause including incident reporting within 72 hours, subcontractor flow-down, and NIST 800-171 implementation.

CUI Enclave Architecture

Segregated network enclaves that isolate CUI from general business systems — reducing CMMC assessment scope by up to 70% and lowering ongoing compliance costs.

SPRS Scoring & Submission

Accurate SPRS self-assessment scoring against NIST 800-171 controls. Annual submissions, score remediation plans, and visibility management for prime contractors.

Incident Response & Reporting

DFARS-required incident response within 72 hours of cyber incidents involving CUI. Documented procedures, DoD Cyber Crime Center coordination, and forensic support.

Prime Contractor Audits

Prime contractors increasingly audit subcontractor cybersecurity. We prepare your IT environment, documentation, and team for these supplier audits.

Representative Example

How We Took A DoD Subcontractor From SPRS -45 To CMMC Level 2 Ready

Type

DoD Subcontractor

Company Size

95 employees

Result

$5.2M Retained

The Challenge

A 95-person Pacific Northwest DoD subcontractor received notice from their prime contractor: either achieve CMMC Level 2 certification within 14 months or be removed from the approved vendor list. Their current SPRS score was -45. They had no CUI enclave, no documented incident response plan, and no SSP. Losing this prime relationship meant losing $5.2M in annual revenue — roughly 60% of their business.

How inTech Helped

  1. Gap Assessment & Roadmap — Full assessment against 110 NIST 800-171 controls with month-by-month remediation plan.
  2. CUI Enclave Deployment — Built a segregated enclave isolating CUI from general business systems, reducing scope by 60%.
  3. Technical Control Implementation — Deployed MFA, EDR, encryption, audit logging, and access controls across the enclave.
  4. SSP & POA&M Documentation — Built 350+ pages of audit-ready documentation aligned to their actual operations.
  5. Incident Response Program — Developed and tested DFARS-compliant 72-hour incident response procedures.
  6. C3PAO Coordination — Selected the right C3PAO, ran a mock assessment, and supported the team through certification.

The Result

  • SPRS score improved from -45 to +110 in 12 months
  • CMMC Level 2 certified with zero C3PAO findings
  • $5.2M annual prime contract retained — and cleared to bid on $12M in additional DoD work
  • Ongoing continuous monitoring program maintains compliance between 3-year certification cycles

"Without inTech we would have lost our biggest customer — and probably the business. They got us certified, kept our contract, and positioned us to win more work. Best investment we've made."

— CEO, DoD Subcontractor

Why inTech Consulting

Why DoD Contractors Choose inTech

CMMC Specialists

Not a generalist MSP adding CMMC as a service. We have deep track record taking DoD contractors through CMMC 2.0 Level 2 — from negative SPRS scores to certification.

OMWBE & PWSBE Certified

Certified Minority & Women-Owned Business Enterprise and Public Works Small Business Enterprise — helping DoD primes meet supplier diversity goals.

CUI Enclave Expertise

Experts at designing CUI enclaves that reduce CMMC scope dramatically — saving you money on assessments, tools, and ongoing compliance.

C3PAO Relationships

Established relationships with multiple C3PAOs. We help you select the right one for your situation and coordinate throughout the assessment process.

90-Day Money-Back Guarantee

Zero-risk engagement. If we're not the right fit within 90 days, we refund 100% of your fees. No other PNW MSP serving DoD offers this guarantee.

PNW-Based Team

US-based team. No offshore support. No foreign nationals handling your CUI. Your compliance data stays with US citizens at all times.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions From DoD Contractors

When does my DoD contract require CMMC 2.0 certification?

The DoD is rolling out CMMC 2.0 requirements in a phased approach starting in late 2025. By 2028, all DoD contracts are expected to include CMMC clauses. However, many primes are already requiring CMMC readiness of their subcontractors ahead of official DoD deadlines. If your contract includes DFARS 252.204-7012 or you handle CUI, you likely need Level 2 — and you need to start preparing now. Level 2 programs typically take 9–12 months.

Do all DoD contractors need CMMC Level 2?

Not all. CMMC Level 1 (self-assessed) applies to contractors handling only Federal Contract Information (FCI). CMMC Level 2 (third-party assessed) applies to contractors handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). CMMC Level 3 applies to the highest-risk contractors. Most DoD subcontractors handling any sensitive technical data need Level 2. We help you determine exactly which level applies during our initial assessment.

What is SPRS and why does my score matter so much?

The Supplier Performance Risk System (SPRS) is the DoD's database for tracking contractor cybersecurity posture. Contractors handling CUI must submit annual self-assessment scores against NIST SP 800-171 controls. Scores range from -203 (worst) to +110 (perfect). Prime contractors can see your SPRS score, and many now refuse subcontracts to businesses with negative scores. Your SPRS score is effectively a cybersecurity credit score for the DoD supply chain.

How much does CMMC Level 2 cost for a DoD contractor?

A typical 50-100 person Pacific Northwest DoD contractor invests $30,000–$65,000 for a full CMMC Level 2 readiness program — including gap assessment, CUI enclave design, documentation, technical controls, training, and assessment support. The C3PAO assessment itself is a separate $15,000–$40,000 cost paid to the assessor. See our CMMC Compliance page for full pricing details.

What happens if we can't meet the DFARS 72-hour incident reporting requirement?

Failure to meet DFARS 252.204-7012 incident reporting requirements can result in contract termination, debarment from future DoD work, and in some cases False Claims Act liability. The 72-hour requirement means you need a documented, tested incident response plan BEFORE an incident occurs. inTech builds DFARS-compliant incident response programs and runs tabletop exercises so your team can meet the 72-hour window when it counts.

Can a foreign-owned MSP handle our CMMC work?

For CUI handling, you should work with US-owned-and-operated providers with US citizens accessing your systems. Offshore support, foreign nationals, and foreign-owned MSPs create complications for DFARS compliance and in some cases may violate ITAR or export control requirements. inTech Consulting is a US-based, US-staffed MSP — no offshore support, no foreign national access to your CUI environments.

Serving DoD Contractors Across the Pacific Northwest

inTech Consulting supports DoD contractors throughout the region's major defense clusters — including Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Bremerton, Naval Base Kitsap, Fairchild AFB, and defense manufacturing hubs across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana:

Seattle · Tacoma · Bellevue · Renton · Kent · Auburn · Kirkland · Redmond · Spokane · Olympia · Bellingham · Vancouver · Portland · Bend · Salem · Eugene · Boise · Nampa · Meridian · Idaho Falls · Coeur d'Alene · Missoula · Billings · Great Falls · Bozeman · Helena

Don't Lose DoD Contracts Over CMMC. Let's Talk.

Book a free 30-minute consultation with Raj. We'll review your current SPRS score, explain exactly what CMMC level you need, and give you a realistic timeline and budget to keep your contracts safe.

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