CMMC Compliance Support Services

Navigate CMMC with GDI Consulting’s expert guidance—from gap analysis to managed services—for confident DoD contract security.

At a Glance

As DoD contracts increasingly mandate stringent cybersecurity measures, achieving CMMC certification is no longer optional—it’s essential. GDI Consulting provides expert guidance and proven processes to help you navigate evolving requirements, mitigate risk, and maintain eligibility for future solicitations. Explore how we streamline your journey to compliance and bolster your security posture.

Why CMMC Matters for DoD Contractors

  • Protect FCI & CUI. CMMC codifies existing FAR 52.204-21 and DFARS 252.204-7012 requirements into a certifiable framework to guard sensitive unclassified information.
  • Contract eligibility. Future DoD solicitations will specify required CMMC levels in the RFP; without certification, you won’t qualify for award.*
  • Risk mitigation. The defense supply chain faces advanced persistent threats; CMMC aligns your controls with NIST SP 800-171 Rev 2 and, at Level 3, with NIST SP 800-172.

Free Consultation

Let’s discuss your CMMC compliance needs.

Our End-to-End CMMC Services

We tailor our CMMC compliance support services across all 14 CMMC domains to match your maturity and budget.

CMMC Gap Assessment

We guide your team through benchmarking existing controls against CMMC practices, highlighting deficiencies and opportunities. You receive a clear, prioritized roadmap with actionable tasks, timelines, and resource estimates.

  • Map controls to CMMC requirements
  • Prioritized remediation plan

CMMC Readiness Assessment

We help you prepare for a formal audit by reviewing your System Security Plan and evidence artifacts to uncover weaknesses. You get a comprehensive POA&M to address gaps before the official C3PAO assessment.

  • Mock audit against official guides
  • Plan of Action & Milestones

Managed CMMC Services

We coordinate continuous monitoring, vulnerability scanning, patch management, and user training to help maintain compliance. This ongoing support ensures your environment stays audit-ready and adapts to evolving requirements.

  • Ongoing vulnerability scanning
  • Continuous user training

Post-Certification Support

We advise on annual self-assessments for Level 1 and coordinate triennial reassessments for Levels 2–3, alongside updates for new controls. This ongoing guidance keeps your certification current and compliant.

  • Annual self-assessment assistance
  • Triennial reassessment management

Why Choose GDI Consulting for CMMC Compliance?

In the face of evolving CMMC requirements, you need a CMMC compliance support from a partner with strategic insight, hands-on expertise, and a proven record of success. Here’s what sets GDI Consulting apart:

  • DoD-Seasoned Cyber Experts
    Former DIBCAC and DoD CIO staff with hands-on audit experience.

  • Holistic Compliance
    Integrate CMMC with our Federal Financial Compliance Services for multi-standard efficiency.

  • Proven Success.
    100% pass rate on Level 2 certifications for mid-tier contractors.

  • Customized Engagements
    Fixed-price or modular retainers—scale support as you grow.

  • Training & Enablement
    HOn-site workshops, tabletop exercises, and executive briefings.

CMMC 2.0 FAQ

CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification) is DoD’s unified cybersecurity standard combining basic FCI safeguards (FAR 52.204-21) and CUI controls (NIST SP 800-171 Rev 2) into three progressive levels.

After publication of the final Title 48 CFR DFARS rule, contractors will have 60 days before CMMC clauses (DFARS 252.204-7021) apply to new awards.

Assessment fees vary by level and network complexity. Level 2 third-party assessments typically run $20K–$50K; small businesses can leverage DoD’s no-cost CSaaS resources.

Level 2 assessments are performed by accredited C3PAOs; Level 3 by DIBCAC. Level 1 requires annual self-assessment and affirmation of compliance.

If your contract includes only FCI, you need CMMC Level 1 self-assessment (basic safeguarding) but not Level 2 or 3 certification.

No—subcontractors only need to meet the level commensurate with the CUI they handle. Primes can require higher levels for flow-down.

Ready To Clarify Your CMMC Position?

We help DoD contractors determine whether they are ready now, close but exposed, or still need foundational work before moving forward. Fill out the form below and we will help you identify the right next step for your firm.

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