CMMC Readiness Advisory
We compare your setup to CMMC Level 2 practices, make a ranked list of fixes, and write the documents you need to get ready for an assessment.
Winning and keeping federal contracts takes more than technical skill. You need strong security, written compliance controls, and the records to prove both. Contracting officers, auditors, and prime contractors will check.
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Our advisory experience includes supporting federal agency environments in defense, civilian health, and financial oversight. That experience shapes how we judge risk, read compliance rules, and help contractors build programs that hold up when checked.
This experience comes from enterprise technology leadership roles that supported these agencies. Tech 1 Services does not claim any federal contract vehicles. We have no audit authority beyond our advisory work.
The Real Challenges
Most lost contracts and compliance failures are not caused by a lack of technical skill. They come from gaps in oversight. Policies are missing. Controls are not written down. Security cannot stand up to a prime contractor's review or an agency audit.
Advisory Services
Practical help that lets contractors win, keep, and deliver on federal contracts.
We compare your setup to CMMC Level 2 practices, make a ranked list of fixes, and write the documents you need to get ready for an assessment.
We help write your System Security Plan (SSP), guide you in putting controls in place, and support self-assessments if you handle Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI).
Azure and Microsoft 365 security settings that follow federal baselines: who can log in, who can see what, data protection, and activity logs.
Rules for using AI tools, controls for handling CUI, and oversight of outside AI risks. For contractors who use AI while doing contract work.
We write the technology and security sections of proposals. They are accurate, they hold up to questions, and they match your real security and how you deliver.
Ongoing security oversight, reports for leaders, vendor risk management, and compliance upkeep, without hiring a full-time security chief (CISO).
Frameworks & Standards
Compliance Review
A focused compliance review identifies the gaps that put contracts at risk and gives you a prioritized path to close them.
Start Here
Most contractors discover their gaps during a proposal review or an audit. We find them first.
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