What this page is about.
If you’re a Middle Georgia business with federal contract exposure (especially Robins AFB-adjacent work), or you’re operating in an industry where customers and insurers are pushing cybersecurity requirements down to you, the IT side of compliance has gotten harder. We help with the IT side. We don’t sell certifications, and we’ll tell you straight up what we do and don’t do.
What we do.
NIST 800-171 alignment. We design, deploy, and maintain IT environments that align with the 110 controls in NIST SP 800-171. That includes access control, configuration management, audit logging, incident response, system and communications protection, and the rest of the families. We document what we deploy so it shows up in a Body of Evidence, not just in your head.
SPRS scoring support. We help you produce and maintain an honest SPRS self-assessment score. We don’t inflate scores, and we don’t help anyone else inflate theirs. The score is a starting point for the work, not a marketing exercise.
System Security Plan (SSP) and POA&M support. Most contractors need an SSP and a Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M) that reflect their actual environment. We help build the IT-side content of both, in coordination with whoever owns your overall compliance program.
CUI handling and segmentation. When you’re handling Controlled Unclassified Information, the IT environment around that data needs specific controls. Network segmentation, access restrictions, audit logging, encryption at rest and in transit. We design and operate the technical pieces.
Coexistence with your CMMC consultancy. A lot of contractors are working with a separate CMMC consultancy or RPO. We’re built to coexist. Your consultancy owns the certification path. We own the IT environment that has to pass the assessment. Clear lanes, fewer surprises.
What we don’t do.
We’re not a CMMC-certified MSP today, and we’re not a C3PAO. We don’t sell CMMC certifications, and we don’t pretend our IT services automatically produce a passing assessment.
What we do is build and maintain IT environments that an honest assessor would find aligned with the underlying NIST 800-171 controls. The certification work is separate. We’ve worked with consultancies and we’ll work with yours.
If you need a turnkey “we’ll get you certified” engagement, we’re not it. If you need a competent local IT team that can sit alongside a CMMC consultancy and run the technical environment correctly, that’s our lane.
Why this matters in Middle Georgia.
Robins Air Force Base in Warner Robins drives roughly $4.48 billion in regional economic activity. The contractor population in our service area runs into the hundreds. Most of those firms are subject to NIST 800-171 today through DFARS 252.204-7012, and CMMC 2.0 is rolling through contracting clauses in phases.
What we’re seeing on the ground: contracts coming up for renewal increasingly carry CMMC clauses, and internal IT staff aren’t equipped to handle the documentation burden. Existing IT providers tend to be positioned as general SMB MSPs without fluency in the control families. Owners get stuck between a compliance consultancy that doesn’t run their IT and an IT provider that doesn’t understand compliance.
That’s the gap we fill.
Who this is for.
Defense contractors and federal subcontractors in the Robins AFB ecosystem. Engineering firms with federal work, manufacturers in the aerospace tier, and construction or facility-support firms with federal contracts. Administrative businesses with federal payor exposure also fit, as do any owner-led businesses in our service area being asked to prove their cybersecurity posture in writing.
We’re a particularly good fit when you’re not yet at the scale where you can hire a dedicated compliance manager but you’ve outgrown what an in-house IT generalist can carry alone.