Federal Government Contracting Knowledge Base

For the first time, contractors' eligibility for end-of-year increased or new contract payments have a reporting condition, the Suppliers Performance Risk System (SPRS) score.

Participants in the US Department of Defense supply chain will need to comply with new CMMC certification requirements for continued contract bidding. A review of what CMMC is, the immediate advantages of the new standard, and potential challenges to…

To prevent cybersecurity events, the U.S. Department of Defense (“DoD”) commissioned the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (“CMMC”) for participants in the DoD supply chain. Learn more about the CMMC and how to prepare for compliance.

CMMC is the DOD’s third-party certification program and provides proof contractors have implemented NIST 800-171 to protect critical information. Recently, CIO David McKeon announced and explained the updates to the DOD CIO’s CMMC 2.0, from CMMC 1.0.

The DoD CIO recently announced an updated version of the third-party certification, the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), from 1.0 to 2.0. There’s positive news for companies in the DIB – and there are also action items suppliers can…

How management can address risks and considerations that may impact DoD suppliers in relation to NIST 800-171 compliance and the path toward CMMC 2.0.

This article outlines the critical importance of a ‘CUI Champion’ and how that relates to protecting controlled unclassified information in your organization.

This article provides an overview of complex contract compliance activities. Each action described requires in depth analytics from a DoD Contracting, CUI, NIST, and CMMC experienced and certified professional to accurately execute.