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CMMC 2.0 Level 2 is coming.
Your IT stack has to be ready.
Managed IT for Defense Industrial Base contractors in Utah and Tennessee preparing for their CMMC assessment.
The Nov 10, 2026 deadline isn’t far away
If your company handles CUI on DoD contracts, CMMC 2.0 Level 2 will be a flow-down requirement for most new awards. The DoD’s final rule sets full implementation for November 10, 2026 — and depending on your prime’s timing, you could see contract language sooner.
Gravity Networks helps Utah and Tennessee DIB contractors get ready. We’re not a C3PAO — we’re the managed IT provider that builds and operates the environment your assessor actually scores.
Serving businesses across Utah and Tennessee from our offices in Salt Lake City and Knoxville.
Plain-English translation
CMMC 2.0is the DoD’s cybersecurity standard for anyone in the supply chain that handles Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). Level 2 is the bar for most DIB subcontractors. Miss it and you can’t bid.
HOW GRAVITY GETS YOU CMMC 2.0 READY
A working plan, not a binder of policies you’ll never read.
Gap assessment against NIST SP 800-171
We benchmark your current environment against all 110 controls, produce a readable gap report, and prioritize what moves the needle for your assessment.
Scoped CUI enclave (when it saves you money)
Most DIB subs don’t need to put the whole company in scope. We design a tight CUI enclave so compliance effort and cost stay bounded.
Evidence and documentation that actually holds up
SSP, POA&M, incident response plan, access control lists, audit logs. Kept current, with owners, so your assessor isn’t chasing artifacts.
Managed identity, endpoint, and logging
MFA everywhere, privileged access controls, endpoint detection, centralized logging and review. Operated by us, audited by your assessor.
Secure email and file sharing for CUI
Microsoft 365 GCC High or equivalent, configured and managed by engineers who’ve deployed it for DIB clients before.
Ongoing compliance posture — not a one-time project
CMMC is an operational standard, not a certification. We run continuous monitoring and quarterly reviews so you stay ready between assessments.
DIB-GRADE IT, SMB-FRIENDLY PRICING
You don't need a Fortune 500 budget to be assessment-ready.
Engineers pick up tickets fast — not ‘soon,’ not ‘end of day.’ No call-center tree, no auto-reply purgatory.
One predictable invoice. No surprise overages, no nickel-and-diming.
We earn your business every month. Cancel anytime — we don’t lock you in.
Salt Lake City and Knoxville teams — not offshore, not a call-center script.
Not sure where you stand? Start with a free CMMC readiness snapshot.
A 30-minute call + a 1-page report telling you exactly where your gaps are against the CMMC 2.0 Level 2 controls. No sales pitch.
REQUEST A READINESS SNAPSHOTCMMC QUESTIONS WE HEAR MOST
Plain-English answers to the questions DIB contractors keep asking us.
Who needs CMMC compliance?
Any organization in the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) that handles Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) or bids on DoD contracts. This includes manufacturers, engineering firms, IT contractors, logistics companies, and professional services firms — not just traditional defense manufacturers.
What is CMMC Level 2 and do I need it?
CMMC Level 2 covers 110 security practices aligned to NIST SP 800-171. It's required for organizations that handle CUI — which applies to most DoD prime and subcontractors. If your contract flows down CUI requirements, Level 2 almost certainly applies to you.
What does my IT provider need to do for CMMC?
Your managed IT provider is responsible for implementing and maintaining the technical controls that make up the bulk of CMMC requirements: access control, audit logging, configuration management, encryption, incident response, and more. Gravity Networks handles these on your behalf so your team can focus on the contract work itself.
What is an SPRS score and why does it matter?
Your SPRS (Supplier Performance Risk System) score is your self-assessed NIST 800-171 compliance score on file with the DoD. A low score can flag your organization as a risk and impact your ability to win contracts. Gravity Networks helps you remediate gaps and improve your score with documented evidence.
How long does CMMC compliance take?
It depends on your current IT environment and how many gaps exist. Organizations with mature IT practices may need 3–6 months. Those starting from scratch typically need 9–18 months. The earlier you start, the better — contract requirements are already flowing down.
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