If your contracts involve controlled unclassified information (CUI), NIST SP 800-171 is the baseline. We translate the 110 requirements into a scoped plan, clean documentation, and a reviewer-friendly evidence map aligned to how your environment actually operates — and because we're CMMC & NIST 800-171 certified ourselves, it's built the way assessors actually read it.
Not legal advice. Federal Bid Partners LLC is not affiliated with the U.S. Government. Results depend on implementation, boundary scope, and contract requirements.
Security requirements in NIST SP 800-171 — we map every one to your environment and evidence.
Control families, from Access Control to System & Information Integrity — all covered.
Fixed-price readiness package for a defined boundary — clear deliverables, no surprises.
We don't just write about the standard — we live inside it. Federal Bid Partners maintains its own CMMC and NIST SP 800-171 posture, so your documentation, SSP, and evidence map are built the way an assessor expects to read them, not from a template guess.
Designed to get you to a clean, defensible baseline: documentation, mapping, and a practical execution plan. Scope is confirmed during kickoff so the deliverables match your boundary and contract reality.
NIST SP 800-171 organizes its 110 requirements into 14 families. Your assessment and documentation address every one — nothing left as a question mark.
Fixed-price for a defined boundary and straightforward access to documentation and evidence. Complex environments (multiple boundaries, many locations, unusual tooling) are confirmed and scoped during kickoff with the add-ons below.
A structured baseline for CUI-handling environments: documentation, mapping, and a practical execution plan — designed for clarity, continuity, and review readiness.
Controlled Unclassified Information is sensitive federal information that isn't classified but still requires protection. If your contracts or flow-downs require you to handle CUI, NIST SP 800-171 is typically the baseline of safeguards you're expected to meet. If you're not sure, we can help you clarify scope before you commit to anything.
They're closely related. NIST SP 800-171 is the control set; CMMC Level 2 is largely an assessment of those same requirements. Getting your 800-171 documentation and evidence clean is the foundation for a CMMC effort — and since we're certified in both ourselves, we can extend the work toward CMMC with the add-on when you're ready.
The System Security Plan (SSP) describes how your environment meets each requirement; the Plan of Action & Milestones (POA&M) tracks any gaps with owners and timelines to close them. Together they're the core documentation reviewers expect to see, and both are part of the package.
The package is documentation-first: assessment, SSP/POA&M, evidence mapping, and an execution plan. Hands-on remediation and evidence gathering are available as scoped sprints (see the add-ons) so you only pay for the help you actually need.
A short kickoff to define your boundary, the contract requirements driving this, and access to the right points of contact. From there we confirm scope, flag anything that needs an add-on, and lay out the deliverable timeline.
