CMMC: The Calm Before The Storm
Here we sit amidst a calm before the storm with many contractors in the Defense Industry Base (DIB) becoming complacent, resting idly rather than taking proactive steps towards CMMC compliance.
Here we sit amidst a calm before the storm with many contractors in the Defense Industry Base (DIB) becoming complacent, resting idly rather than taking proactive steps towards CMMC compliance.
DoD is transitioning from a commercial cloud to a government cloud on Azure Government. Now is the time for the DIB to prepare.
KTL Solutions is officially a Microsoft AOS-G Partner! What does this mean? To start, AOS-G stands for “Agreement for Online Services for Government”, pertaining to
I recently attended a workshop that was so spot-on I’ll even mention the speaker and his company: Kevin Grimes of CFO Leasing. I never met Kevin prior to that workshop but was very impressed with how clearly and succinctly he conveys the pitfalls and nuances of becoming DCAA compliant.
Getting a notice that you are going to be audited by DCAA should not be frightening, but should be a joyful notice. The fact that your company has gotten the attention of DCAA means that you are about to be awarded a large contract or your business has grown so successfully that you are a larger federal contractor; both reasons to be happy, not frightened. However, at this point, you need to understand that:
We have observed over the last few years that bidding on contracts with the Federal Government is becoming easier and harder; a contradiction yes, but true just the same.
It has become easier because of the standardization of the award vehicles and bid consolidators like INPUT. The task of finding the right contracts to bid on and the less complex responses required make it easier; but now that it is easier, there are many for firms competing, which makes winning contracts harder.
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