What changes the cost
Scope is the biggest driver. A small contractor with a simple enclave, existing SSP, and limited CUI footprint is very different from a multi-site contractor with unclear boundaries and weak evidence.
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Scope is the biggest driver. A small contractor with a simple enclave, existing SSP, and limited CUI footprint is very different from a multi-site contractor with unclear boundaries and weak evidence.
A lighter assessment can make sense when the contractor already has policies, an SSP, asset inventory, and clear system boundaries and mainly needs outside validation.
Expect a deeper engagement when the provider must help rebuild scope, review evidence, interview owners, map NIST 800-171 controls, and produce a remediation roadmap.
Start with CMMC consultants for readiness planning, C3PAO-adjacent firms for assessment discipline, and software providers when evidence collection is the bottleneck.
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